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German forces invaded what had been the Western Roman Empire. Germans brought many changes to language, government, and culture.
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The Franks were united into one kingdom. This is known as modern day France.
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He extended the Frankish Kingdom and spread Catholicism. He also stopped Muslim invasion into Spain.
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Magyars invaded from the east, Muslis from the south, and Vikings from the north. The Vikings were known for their ability to sail, trade and raid.
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War between Normandy and the English. The Normans won.
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Crusades were known as Holy Wars. This was when theEorupeans tried to recover land from the Muslims
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The loss of language and common understandng impacted learning. Most improtant works of literature, science, and philosophy were in Greek.
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The war was brief and bloody and with Frederick already on the horizon. The Lombard reconnaissance broke away and fled past Borsano.
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This was caused by a disrtuption fo trade and downfall of cities. A population shift, loss of common language, and a ddecline of learning also contributed to the fall.
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It originally was written in Latin. It was later translated to French.
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Parliament was fomed partially from the Magna Carta.The parliament limited the monarchy's power.
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The war began when King Philip tried to enlarge his territory by taking over England's land in now-a-day France. The war ended whent the french finally made the english leave the continent.
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The disease started in Asia in the 1340's and spread through Europe. The Black Death ended up killing 1/3 of Europes population
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This was a split in the catholic church. When two men claimed to be the"true"popethey fought for the name of pope.
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She was nineteen years oldwhen she died. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake.
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Charlemagne was the son of Peppin the Short. He reunited Western Roman Empire and was the most powerful king of Western Europe
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