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The formal date when the Westeren Roman Empire fell due to the deposition of the last Roman Emperor, Romulus Augustulus. They were conquerored by Germanic tribes.
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The Great Schism was the seperation of the Westeren and Easteren Christian Churches, which started to rise up through the dark and middle ages.
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The battle of hastings was a norman conquest lead by the Duke, William of Normandy to claim the crown is deserved from the current king of the time, Harold Godwinson. Harold and his army kept up a tough battle, but were eventually defeated by the Normans, Harold being shot in the head by an arrow.
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The norman duke was crowned king shortly after the battle hastings, and was then known as William the Conqueror. His reign lasted for 23 years.
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William the Conqueror introduces the Domesday book, a survey/census that was used throughout England to record wealth, stock, land and any other possesions of the English people. This data was then used to then levy taxes.
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This was the first crusade of the Roman Catholic Empire, to reclaim the holy land of Israel, instructed by Pope Urban II.
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This was the end of the first crusade, with the crusaders victorious and successful, reclaiming Jerusalem.
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France and England compete for dominance and ownership of westeren Europe.
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Black death reaches its worse in Europe between 1347 and 1351.
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The spanish armanda was a fleet of Spanish ships that attempted to invade England, lead by King Phillip II of Spain to try and return England back to the Roman Catholic faith.
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The rise against the absolute monarch of France, resulting in equal rights and citizenship.
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