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Tacitus' Germania
This document was used to critique roman society -
301
Anglo Saxon Invasions
The Anglo-Saxons invaded Britain for land in the early 4th century -
301
Theodosius' wall
These walls were used to protect the thriving byzantine empire. and are now owned by turkey -
313
Edict of Milan
a proclamation for religion tolerance for Christians in rome -
325
Nicaean Creed
a profession of faith used in christian literature. -
383
Legions depart
The general withdrawals all the troops from northern and western britian -
410
The Sacking of Rome by Alaric
King Alaric lead his troops of Visigoths to a sacking of Rome even though it wasn't still the capital of the roman empire. -
Period: 457 to 481
Merovingian Dynasty
A Salian Frankish dynasty that ruled the franks for over 300 years -
501
The house of Wessex
Named after the family that ruled and lived there -
511
Salic Law
A codification of rules governing behavior within lands held by Salian.. The main goal was to stop feuding among the people so not everyone will kill each other. -
511
reign of clovis
466-511 he was the king that rallied all the frankish tribes together -
527
Justinian
Justinian tried to recreate the Western Empire and the Eastern Empire back together, also he was one of "the greats" -
532
Nika Revolt
revolts held because of religious reasons.
The haga Sophia was a major component to the revolts after it changed to a mosque -
Period: 580 to Dec 25, 876
Carolingian Dynasty
A clan of noble families -
594
Gregory of Tours
Historian and Roman senator
He was also a Roman Bishop. His main depiction of Clovis was that he was a christian . -
Dec 24, 601
Beowulf
The best fighter taking on the most frighting monsters and showing the Germans way life.
The poem was also used as a way to show Germanic religion and christianity -
Dec 24, 622
Muhammad leaves from Mecca to Medina
Muhammad and his followers moved from Mecca because their were threats towards to him , it is now a pilgrimage -
Dec 24, 632
Muhammad conquers Mecca
When Muhammad and his army arrive at Mecca they are gravely outnumbered and Muhammad encourage them to win by telling them that if they die they will go to paradise -
Dec 24, 658
Ali's Murder creating Sunni and Shia split
When Ali was murder his followers split in translation of his ways. -
Period: Dec 24, 661 to Dec 25, 750
Umayyad Dynasty
The first great empire to rule over caliphate. -
Dec 24, 691
Dome of the Rock
A shrine in Jerusalem being the most known shrine in Jerusalem -
Oct 10, 732
The Battle of Tours
Charles Martel the hammer versus a massive islamic army and charles martel is known as the hammer because he stopped the islmaic invasion of france -
Dec 24, 735
The Venerable's Bead's Writing
A monk who was well known for being a author and a scholar -
Period: Dec 24, 750 to Dec 25, 1258
Abbasid Empire
Over threw the Umayyad in 750 then ruled the caliphate empire till destroyed by the mongols. -
Dec 24, 751
Pepin the short
King of the franks was the first Carolingian to become king. -
Dec 25, 800
Charlemagne is Crowned
charlemagne is crown by the pope on christmas in 800 over all romans in St. Peter's Bascilla -
Dec 24, 899
Alfred the great
He lived for around 50 years.
He is known for fending of the vikings and being one of the only "The great" -
Dec 24, 1000
Population after the ice age
Crops flourished and the warmth made everything easier to work and raise a family. -
Period: Dec 24, 1037 to Dec 25, 1194
Seljuk Empire
When they invaded Jerusalem they presecuted Christians, and pillaged the churches -
Dec 24, 1042
Pope Urban's Speech
The popes influence on the crusades.
1. They are destroy altars and churches with relics in them.
2. Inhabiting the royal city.
3. Defend their land.
4. Their crop
5. Remission of sins. -
Dec 24, 1054
The Great Schism
The break of communism between catholics and the eastern orthodox -
Sep 28, 1066
Norman invasion of England
William tried to invade England to steal the crown from Harold. And William succeeded. The 26 foot long tapestry show the story of how William invaded England. -
Jul 8, 1099
Christians take Jerusalem in first crusade
The Christians conquer Jerusalem and excited with their win and the return of the holy lnd -
Period: Dec 24, 1189 to Dec 25, 1192
Third Crusade
The reconuring on the holy land from Saladin -
Period: Dec 24, 1202 to Dec 25, 1204
Fourth Crusade
Concurring Muslim controlled Jerusalem through Eygpt -
Dec 24, 1212
Children's Crusade
When European Christians to expel Muslims from the Holy Land -
Period: Dec 24, 1213 to Dec 25, 1221
Fifth Crusade
was an attempt by Western Europeans to get Jerusalem and the rest of the Holy Land by first conquering Egypt. -
Dec 24, 1220
Prose Edda
The use of manuscripts of the Norse
The lose of the name of god is in retrospect with the Germanic people worshiping other gods like Thor, showing all the things that describe Norse people, strong and hot headed -
Period: Dec 24, 1228 to Dec 25, 1229
Sixth Crusade
Regain Jerusalem after the last crusade failed -
Period: Jan 1, 1270 to Dec 25, 1270
Eighth Crusade
When the french were under attack from the city of tunis -
Period: Dec 24, 1271 to Dec 25, 1272
Ninth Crusade
After the fail of france taking over Tunis Edward sailed across Acre and the ninth crusade was started -
Dec 24, 1325
Ibn Battuta left for pilgrimage to Mecca
He traveled for 29 years traveling 75,000 miles or 44 modern day countries. -
May 29, 1453
Ottoman Empire takes over Constantinople
Marked the end of the Roman Empire