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Critiques Roman society about not being like Germanic tribes. Gives in depth view of German Society.
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It was a religious toleration law of some sort. Involved Constantine.
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Detailed description of what Christians are to believe and not believe in.
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Rome was sacked by Alaric in the early 400s.
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Theodosius II builds a great wall around Constantinople, establishing it as the center of the new Eastern Roman Empire.
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The Anglo Saxons invaded Britain.
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Dynasty of Frankish people who ruled modern day France and Germany.
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Settled controversies about succession and inheritance.
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Home of Cedric of Wessex, who at the time ruled Wessex.
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Justinian becomes the new Emperor of the Byzantine Empire.
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Described as one of the most violent series of riots in Constantinople.
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Wrote a history of the Frankish people. Very biased towards people who favored the church.
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Muhammed hears about plots for his death, and flees from Mecca to Medina.
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Muhammed conquers Mecca. Explains that if you fight in the name of God, you will live in paradise in your afterlife.
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Ali is killed, causing Islam to split into 2 sects- Sunni and Shia.
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First Muslim dynasty to rule the Arab Kingdom.
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Dome of the Rock is built in Jerusalem by rulers from the Umayyad Empire.
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Empire after the Umayyad Empire.
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Charlemagne is crowned by the Pope.
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Led the Frankish people after the Merovingian Dynasty.
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Drove out the Danes. Established Christianity in Law.
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Dynasty after the Abbasids.
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The author had Christian and Germanic background. This writing is almost Norse mythology with Christian ideas. Accurate date unknown.
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Said to be the year of the break between Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic.
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Normans Invaded England. There is a tapestry many feet long describing this event.
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Speech to convince Christians to go on a crusade to take Jerusalem back from the Muslims.
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Christians take Jerusalem in a vicious Crusade. Many Muslims were killed.
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Christians' attempt to conquer Saladin.
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Shows how man "lost the name of God" and introduced Norse mythology. Written by a Christian.
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Attempt to conquer Jerusalem. Results in the conquering of Constantinople.
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Violent efforts to remove Muslims from the Holy Land
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Attempt again to conquer Jerusalem. Crusade failed.
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Began as an effort to conquer Jerusalem.Took a very long time, but wasn't as violent as the other crusades.
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Crusade against Tunis. Fled shortly after reaching bay. Crusade failed.
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Led by Edward of England. Not completed but many things were accomplished.
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Ibn Battuta left on pilgrimage to Mecca.
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Ottoman Empire takes Constantinople. Ottoman Empire became what is now known as present day Turkey, in which Constantinople is located.