Christianity and The Dark Ages

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  • 312

    (OUTCOME) Battle of Milvian Bridge

    (OUTCOME) Battle of Milvian Bridge
    Constantine won this battle against Maxentius which eventually led him to be the sole ruler of the Roman Empire.This was the beginning of Constantine converting to Christianity.
  • 325

    (OUTCOME) Council of Nicea

    (OUTCOME) Council of Nicea
    Council of Nicea resulted in the first Christian doctrine.
  • 410

    (OUTCOME) Fall of Roman Empire

    (OUTCOME) Fall of Roman Empire
    The Visigoths led by Alaric breached the walls of Rome. They burned and stole as they went across the city. This took three days but eventually it led to the roman empire being in the hands of someone other than the romans.
  • 476

    Odoacer

    Odoacer
    He was the first non Roman leader after 476. Odoacer became the first king of Italy in 476.
  • 537

    Hagia Sophia

    Hagia Sophia
    The Hagia Sophia was created in 537 as a representation of an Eastern Orthodox Cathedral.
  • 565

    (OUTCOME) Justinian

    (OUTCOME) Justinian
    Justinian conquered a lot of the former Roman Empire while he also created many laws and the Haija Sophia. His reign was cut short by the spread of the Plague which ended up killing him in the end.
  • Oct 10, 732

    (OUTCOME) Battle of Tours

    (OUTCOME) Battle of Tours
    The Franks led by Charles Martel defeated the Islamic army led by Rahman. It preserved Christianity as the main religion in Europe.
  • Viking Raids

    Viking Raids
    The Vikings used shallow boats and did hit and runs on several cities.
  • (OUTCOME) The Plague

    (OUTCOME) The Plague
    The Plague killed an estimated 75 to 200 million people. It made the Dark Ages all the more terrible. Justinian died as a result of the plague.
  • Ivar the Boneless

    Ivar the Boneless
    He was a viking leader who ruled present day Denmark and Sweden. He led the Great Heathen Army.
  • St. Benedict

    St. Benedict
    He is a Christian Saint honored by the Anglican Church.
  • Alfred the Great

    Alfred the Great
    He successfully defended his kingdom against viking raids. He ruled from April 871 to October 26 899. Throughout his life he suffered from an unknown illness.
  • Charlemagne

    Charlemagne
    King of the Franks from 768-814. Charlemagne was crowned on December 25, 800.
  • Charlemagne Crowning

    Charlemagne Crowning
    He was crowned the emperor of the Romans.