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57th Emperor of Rome, but the first christian leader in its history. He is a significant figure in the spreading of christian belief.
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57th Emperor of Rome, but the first christian leader in its history. He is a significant figure in the spreading of christian belief.
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Constatines army won a key battle against Maxentius' in a fight for control over Rome. Outcome* Christianity was now the prominent religion in the roman empire
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Constatine organized a meeting of christian leaders to come up with parameters of the religion and to make a standard. Outcome:they developed the first christian doctrine called the Creed of Nicea.
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King of the Visigoths, and was famous for his conquering of Rome in 410. This conquering helped to significantly decline the roman empire.
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King of the Visigoths, and was famous for his conquering of Rome in 410. This conquering helped to significantly decline the roman empire.
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Germanic soldier, who was the first king of Italy from 476-493. His reign is viewed as the end of the Western Roman Empire
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Germanic soldier, who was the first king of Italy from 476-493. His reign is viewed as the end of the Western Roman Empire
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First single king of the Franks, thus making all ideas and rules the same throughout the religion.
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First king of the Franks to be a single leader, making sure that all rules and ideas stayed the same.
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in 476 the last emperor of western Rome was deposed by odoacer. Outcome* Europe was de-stabilized, and invaded by many invaders. Resulting in loss of almost all forms of education.
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Was the Great Church of constantinople. Church was dedicated to the Wisdom of God, Logos, and the second person of the Holy Trinity
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The black plague affected much of Europe and killed close to half the poulation. It was spread by fleas that were carried on rats. Outcomes of the plague include decreases infaith and relgion due to death of clergy. Also the wages of peasants were substantial raised due to huge number of dead or dieing workers
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English monk at the Northumbrian monastery of Saint Peter at Monkwearmouth. Called father of English history.
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English monk at the Northumbrian monastery of Saint Peter at Monkwearmouth. Called father of English history.
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Frankish and Burgundian forces fought an army of Umayyad in north central France.Outcome: Franks and Burgundians won, stopping the spread of Islam and letting Christianity flourish.
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King of the Franks from 768,King of Italy from 774, and in 800 the first emperor in western europe since western Roman empire collapse.
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King of the Franks from 768,King of Italy from 774, and in 800 the first emperor in western europe since western Roman empire collapse.
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He was a Frankish statesman an military leader, who was de facto ruler of Francia from 718 til his death
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Norse expanded, and conquered much of Eutope by sea. They often took over port towns, and merchant ships
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A viking leader and a berserker who controlled much of modern day Denmark and Sweden
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Christian saint, honored by the Anglican Church and the Catholic Church as the patron saint of Europe and students
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Christian saint, honored by the Anglican Church and the Catholic Church as the patron saint of Europe and students
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King of Wessex from 871-899. He succesfully defended his kingdom from viking raids, making him the dominant ruler of England by the time of his death
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justinian was an emperor of the Roman empire between the antiquity and middle ages. Theodora is credited with being the most powerful woman in the Roman empire's history.
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The Holy Roman Empire was an attempt to revive the 5th and 6th century Western Roman Empire thats political and legal structure crumbled
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He was a Frankish statesman an military leader, who was de facto ruler of Francia from 718 til his death.
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Christian saint, honored by the Anglican Church and the Catholic Church as the patron saint of Europe and students
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King of Wessex from 871-899. He succesfully defended his kingdom from viking raids, making him the dominant ruler of England by the time of his death
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A viking leader and a berserker who controlled much of modern day Denmark and Sweden
