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a Danish king, conquered England in 1016, molding Anglo- saxons and Vikings into one people.
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during 1154 to 1189, henry had rule over England. he strenghtened the royal courts of justice by sending royal judged to every part of England at least once a year.
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one of the most powerful capetians was Philip the second's reign.
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John, henry's grandson, took the throne from his father, Richard the Lionhearted.
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John was forced to sign the magna carta
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Philips grandson, Louis the ninth reigned.
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Philip the fourth ruled france.
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knights, burgesses, bishops, and lords met in London.
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Pope Boniface attempted to enforce papal authority on kings
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Philip the fourth persuaded a college of cardnials to choose a french archbishop as the new pope.
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Edward the third launched for the french throne continued on and off from 1337 to 1453, it bacame known as the 100 year war.
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battle of Crecy the English army, including long bow men, was outnumbered by a french army 3 times its size.
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ships from sicily carrying the bubonic plague or also known as the black death. it swept through italy, it followed trade routs to spain, france, germany, england and other parts of europe and north Africa
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the council of constance attempted to end the great schism by choosing a single pope. also jan hus was seized by the chruch leaders.
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jan hus tried as a heretic, was burned at the stake in 1415
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the french and engilsh treaty stating that henry the fifth would inherit the french crown upon the death of the french king charles the sixth
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between 1421 and 1453 the french rallied and drove the English out of france entirely, except for the port of calais
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joan led the french army into the battle at a fort city near new orleans
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condemned as a witch and a heretic because of her claim to hear voices, joan was burned at the stake.
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the twin pillars of medival world both crumbled. faith slowly died from the schism, scandolus display of wealth by the church, discreating of the church during the bubonic pleague. the age of chilvary died on the battle field.
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alfred the great, an anglo- saxon king from 871 to 899 was the only man to be able to turn back the biking invaders, him and his successors united the kingdom under one rule, calling it England.