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In 476, northern Germanic tribes conquered the Western Roman Empire. The Romans were already on the brink of collapse, so it took no time for the tribes to take over.
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The vikings were Scandinavian warriors. They raided the coasts of Europe and the British isles. In the vikings language, "Viking" meant Journey. They raided the coasts of Europe and British isles from the 9th century to the 11th century. In the Neolithic period Scandinavians lived in small communities and were usually farmers, fishermen, and or hunters.
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The battle of Hastings ended in the defeat of Harold II. The Normans conquered England. Throughout Harold the II reign Edward the confessor had used the absence a successor that was clear to the throne or king of a bargain tool.
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In 1095, The Pope Urban II wanted a war against the rulers of Jerusalem (Which were Muslim). This is known as the First crusade. In the future 2 centuries, The christian armies that were from Europe fought more crusades, but they all failed.
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The inquisition was some type of powerful office set that was around to help with the catholic church and to help with punishment throughout Europe and america. It began in the 12th century. It went on for thousands and thousands of years.
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The black plague ( also known as buboinic plauge or the black death) is a virus/bacteria and it that was responsible for killing many European people. If you got the Black death you were only expected to live 3 days. It terrorized Europe for 5 years.
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In 1440, Johannas Gutenburg invented the printing press. This revolutionized writing and printing.
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The seventh crusade resulted of Muslims conqureing and destroying Constantinople, the empire capital
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People say that he was the original person who found the Americas but he wasn't. Leif Erikson and the Vikings did in the 11th century. Columbus was the first to report it. From there Britain, RAnce and Spain explored the new world
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The Renaissance was the rebirth of the Roman and Greek culture . It helped explorers start to discover new continents. It also helped astronomy make paper and inventing the compass. This year was 1300-1600.
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The reformation is the rebirth of the and roman culture. The reformation took place in 1517. It began with a German monk, named Martin Luther. Martin Luther was a reformer. 2 other reformers were also John Calvin and Henry VIII which questioned the church's ability to teach and define christian ability.
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People started to come closer to God nature and humility .It is knowledge art and Philosophy, and politics. Thought were the use and celebration of reason, the power by which humans understand the universe .Had goals of having Freedom, happiness ,and In knowledge
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Industrial Revolution changed from having agriculture as the main industry to now that you are manufacturing stuff with machines and instead of growing stuff . how do you started to improve to make more efficient machines to make our jobs easier .
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In 1789, the French people revolted against King Louis XVI and took control of the government. They beheaded Louis and his wife, Marie Anntonette.
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They used trench warfare and the Germans attacked the Central Powers with chlorine gas and armies.
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WWI had drained all of Russia's supplies.
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After the Holocaust, Jewish people wanted a safe place to live without being persecuted so they created the nation of Israel.
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The cold war started in 1946, under the Truman Doctirne. the war between the U.S and the Soviet union was a struggle for these 2 sides. This war ended in 1990. But, the whole soviet union collapsed after the war ended.
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In 1961, Leader Nikita Khrushchev tested Tsar Bomba the most powerful nuke ever
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