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312
OUTCOME 1 Battle of Milvian Bridge
Battle won by Constantine which would lead him to become the sole leader of the Roman Empire -
325
OUTCOME 2 Council of Nicea
Brought together in 325 A.D., formulating the Nicene Creed which brought together apostolic writings which we call the New Testament. -
410
Fall of the Roman Empire
410 C.E. The Visigoths, led by Alaric took over Rome, forcing Constantine to then move the capitol to Turkey, renaming it Constantinople. One of the main factors that lead to the fall of the Roman Empire was the up bringing of the new religion, Christianity. -
410
Barbaric attack on Rome
Led by Alaric, the visigoths attacked on Rome. At the time, the capitol had already been moved. This was the first time in almost 800 years that Rome had fallen to an enemy. As a result, this would lead to further conflict and fight between Rome and Alaric. -
415
Hagia Sophia
Built and dedicated in 415. A large beautiful church that was once an important setablishment for Byzantine and the Ottoman Empire. It would later be turned into a mosque and now a museum at the Turkish Republic. -
540
OUTCOME 3 Dark Ages Plague
The plague would hit, causing many to fall ill and death to occur. This would prevent Justinian from then, reuniting the 2 halves, east and west, that had once split. People would also quesion their belief in God and begin following different religions. -
Oct 10, 732
OUTCOME 4 Battle of Tours
The Franks, led by Charles Martel, fought against a massive and invading Islamic Army in Tours, France. As an outcome, the Franks defeated the Islamic Army, killing their leader.This haulted the Islamic conquest and preserved Christianity as the controlling faith in Europe. -
OUTCOME 5 Pope Crowns Charlemagne Emporer
Charlemagne was emporer of the Franks for 47 years 768-814 A.D. He accomplished some military endeavor which would expand his frankish kingdom. Charlamagne being crowned emporer would then lead to the upbring up the Holy Roman Empire that he would then hand down to his own son, Louis to rule. -
Viking Raids
Vikings would come together and attack an area. Besides Europe, places such as England had also been raided by vikings. They would kill, destroy and enslave the inhabitants. -
Ivar The Boneless
Head viking warrior to lead the "Great Army" along with his two brothers, Halfdan and Ubba who invaded England and took over.
