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This is when the roman empire had fallen and the dark ages began
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Justinian publishes the Code of Civil law which compiled centuries of legal writings and imperial pronouncements into three parts of one body of law.
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He is the son of Henry ll and he rules for ten years. His rule is set up just like his fathers. Ministers take his place when he is not there to raise taxes and support for the crusades
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An awakening began - the Renaissance. It was a period of flourishing philosophy, arts, science, and social studies. Great men came from this era - Michelangelo, Da Vinci, and Machiavelli, to name some. The Renaissance spread to many countries and lasted until the 17th century.
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This is what they called the rebirth of europe and there first step into modern age when everyone started thinking for themselves and realizing that there life doesnt have to be terrible for them to go to heaven.
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Leonardo da Vinci was born April 15th, 1452 in Vinci Italy
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Martin luther was born a peasant they became highly educated and joined the catholic church to become a priest then criticised the church
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This was the religous revolution which ended the supremacy of the catholic church
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Monarch's were at the peak of there power in this era, there was a gradualization of social, political, and economic power of the state.
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John Calvin believed in predestination that your future was already determined for you, and to try and convert the state to one religion saying god is supreme.
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Was a peace between Charles V and Schmalkaldic league.
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Louis XIV ruled the France in this era of time.
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The Industrial Revolution commenced. It brought significant changes in manufacturing and other processes. This revolution spread across the globe until the 19th century.
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hugh capetian creates his dynasty and he is succeded by 13 kings.The Crusades begin around the 11th century. The Capetians gain power when they take the lands of nobles who leave France to fight.
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Charlemagne dies without leaving successors to rule the Carolingian dynasty. His sole surviving son, Louis the Pious, takes his inheritance.