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410
Alaric l, King of the Visigoths, dies at Cosenza, Italy
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410
the Visigoths Sack Rome
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500
St. Benedict of Nursia a monastic life ( 500 ) AD
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527
Justinian l is elected Byzantine emperor
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533
Justinian l begins a series of campaigns to restore the Roman Empire
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537
The Christian church Hagia Sophia is consecrated in Constantinople
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Nov 5, 610
Muhammad's prophetic life begins ( 610 )
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Nov 5, 731
St. Bede completes the Ecclesiastical History of the English People
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Nov 5, 732
Charles " the Hammer " Martel gains victory at the battle of tours
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Nov 5, 1095
Pope Urban ll kicks off the first Crusades to the Holy Land
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Nov 5, 1429
Joan of Arc leads French to break English siege of Orleans.
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Nov 5, 1436
Brunellischi creates the dome of Florence Cathedral
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Nov 5, 1448
Henry VII defeats Richard III, ending the War of the Roses and establishing the Tudor dynasty in England.
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Nov 5, 1452
Leonardo born in Vinci
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Nov 5, 1453
Ottoman Turks capture Constantinople, ending the Byzantine Empire; end of the Hundred Years' War between England and France.
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Nov 5, 1455
War of the Roses.
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Nov 5, 1475
First book printed in English.
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Nov 5, 1492
Columbus discovers the New World.
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Nov 12, 1502
The first watch is made.
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Nov 12, 1505
The Mona Lisa.
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Nov 12, 1509
Europe launches African slave trade with the NewWorld.
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Clovis converts to Christianity and is baptized in Reims, France
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Lindisfarne Monastery on the northeast coast of England is raided by Vikings
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Charlemagne is crowned holy Roman Emperor by the Pope
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The Viking, Lvar the Boneless, raids the British Kingdom of Northumbira
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Alfred the Great consolidates his power and becomes the king of England
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Viking Rollo the Walker invades France and is granted Normandy by Charles ll