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1095 BCE
the crusades pt2
the crusades were series of religious wars between christians and muslims started to secure control of the holy sites it was a holy war the site was a way to get into heaven -
1095 BCE
the crusades
the crusades had a major impact on the europeans because goods began to flow more steady between Europe and the muslim lands the trade benefited the European kings because they taxed the goods that crossed there borders. -
200
roman empire
about 200 b.c. Roman armies began seizing territory throughout the mediterranean region when they conquered places they let them become Romans by building citizen ship they could build up because of loyalty -
200
the roman empire pt2
the roman empire impacted the world by setting the law that every free citizen would be treated equally and the justice system that your innocent until you have been proven guilty the roman empire spread lots of language, religion like christianity. Rome became a dominant power on the Italian Peninsula. as a monarchy but changed to a republic -
300
Rome's decline pt 2
roman empire split up into two parts the eastern which was powerful, strong, and prosperous while the western part was over thrown by the germanic groups. -
300
Rome's decline
despite its fall Rome had great influences on Europe and the west. It helped spread classical culture and christianity. Rome's laws shaped the legal system in many counties.and it even impacted the united states with the romans idea of a republic -
392
spread of Christianity
Christianity impacted the world because without christianity there would be no religion but greek mythology the world would not know about Jesus and what he did -
392
spread of christianity pt2
christianity was spread through the roman empire.there was a jewish teacher Jesus of nazareth preached a message for love and forgive ness which led to him getting executed.then his followers started a church and spread culture -
476
the middle ages
the middle ages was the fall of Rome and the beginning of the renaissance in the 14th century. -
800
the Middle ages pt 2
Feudalism kings gave land to nobles and in return they’d provide a military for them in knights or warriors for the king life was hard for the masses because they where poor peasants they farmbed for the church and king -
1347
Great plague
Europe in the fourteenth century suffered from catastrophes like the Black Death. The Black Death stands out as the most culture and lifestyle changing event during the century. It was a widespread of the bubonic plague that passed from Asia through Europe. In the span of three years the plague killed one third of all people in Europe. -
1350
Renaissance
The renaissance is the rebirth of the European countries by gaining wealth from trading and supporting artists -
1550
Renaissance pt2
The renaissance thrived in Italian city states such as Florence,Rome and Venice,merchants in these citystates had gained wealth through trad with Asia and the Mediterranean world.they used the wealth to support scholars and artists -
The enlightenment
The Enlightenment pointed to reason, logic, criticism and freedom. logic was now emerging in a worldview which stated that empirical observation and the examination of life could disclose the truth behind human society. -
The enlightenment
New ideas shaped political attitudes. People like John Locke defended the displacemen of a monarch who could not protect the lives, liberties Also properties of the english people. Baron De Montesquieu declared power should not be ruled in the hands of any one individual. -
Great plague 2
It was the final major spread of the bubonic plague to take place in the kingdom of England. It took place within the centuries of the second pandemic. The first year of the "Black Death", an eruption which was consisted of other forms like pneumonic plague.
