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Constantine wins battle at Milvian Bridge and takes control of Rome.
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Constantine converts Roman Empire to Christianity.
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Constantine moves Roman Capital.
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Chrisitian leaders come together to create the New Testament.
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Gothic Barbarians collapse the Western Roman Empire's central government
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Alaric and the Visigoths sack Rome for 3 days, looting and killing citizens.
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Takes control of Italy, marking the end of the Western Roman Empire.
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Justinian builds the Hagai Sophia.
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Becomes seat of power of the Eastern Orthodox Patirarch of Constintinople.
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Justinian attacks Gothic groups in Italy in an attempt to restore the Romnan Empire
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Plague reaches Constantinople, infecting Emperor Justinian and his people, 50 million killed in Roman Empire
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St. Benedict, founder of many monasteries, dies and is later considered patron protector of Europe.
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Emporer Maurice is assassinated, causing a Civil War.
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Bede finishes An Ecclesiastical History of the English People, showing the growth of his church.
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Martel defeats Islamic Army and prevents them from taking Europe.
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Islam threat is exstinguished in Europe by the victory of the Christians at the Battle of Tours.
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Becomes ruler of the Frankish Kingdom
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Alfred the Great and Guthrum sign a treaty after Alfred defeats him.
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Clovis is baptised and converts.
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Because he switched to Christianity, he gained the power over almost all of Gaul.
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Charles wins a civil war and becomes king.
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Ivar and his brothers invade England with the power of the Great Heathen Army.
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Vikings Raid Lindisfarne and attack monasteries
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Pope Leo III crowns Charlemagne as Emperor, starting the Holy Roman Empire.
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After he is crowned by the Pope, he campaigns against people to his east, converting them to Christianity or killing them. This spreads Christianity to more modern day areas.
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