Middle ages

  • Start of the Middle ages
    500

    Start of the Middle ages

    The middle ages started after the collapse of the western roman empire and merged in to the Rennasiance.
  • Charlemagne
    Jan 1, 768

    Charlemagne

    Charlemagne was a medieval emperor who ruled Western Europe. His mission was to unite Germanic people into 1 kingdom, and to convert his people to christianity.
  • High Middle Ages
    Jan 1, 1000

    High Middle Ages

    During the High Middle Ages, the church became universal, towns gained independence from fuedal rule.
  • Great Schism
    Jan 1, 1054

    Great Schism

    The Great Schism was the split between the eastern and western Christian churches.
  • 1st Crusade
    Jan 1, 1095

    1st Crusade

    Western forces responded to the pope's order to go to war with muslims in the Holy Land. The first crusade reached its goal after 4 years.
  • Henry the Second
    Mar 5, 1133

    Henry the Second

    Henry the Second was the first king of the Plantagenet family. King Henry was a very powerful king who ruled over almost half of France.
  • Second Crusade
    Jan 1, 1145

    Second Crusade

    The second crusade happened when the muslims again threatened to take over the Holy Land.
  • Third Crusade
    Jan 1, 1189

    Third Crusade

  • Magna Carta
    Jul 16, 1215

    Magna Carta

    The magna carta was a document signed to resolve civil unrest and put an end to the kings abuse of power.
  • Invention of Wheelbarrow
    Jan 1, 1220

    Invention of Wheelbarrow

    The wheelbarrow was invented in 100 AD in china by Ko Yu
  • Late Middle Ages
    Jan 1, 1300

    Late Middle Ages

    During the late middle ages; the bubonic plague broke out & the hundred years war started.
  • Joan of Arc relieves Orleans
    Apr 29, 1429

    Joan of Arc relieves Orleans

    During the "Hundred years war" a peasant named Joan of Arc lead the French military to relieve the city of Orleans.
  • Printing press invention
    Jan 1, 1440

    Printing press invention

    The printing press was invented in 1440 by Johannes Gutenberg.
  • Charlemagne's legacy

    Charlemagne's legacy

    Charlemange's legacy is he is the one who established food and made latin the the common language, and created a new handwriting method.