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It was considered to be the ending point of the Ancient world and the starting point of the Middle ages. The rise of new kingdoms made Europe different. -
Prophet Muhammad and his followers spread their teachings throughout the Arabian peninsula which turned out to be successful unity. -
The Battle of Tours was a turning point in European Histrory because that was the time when the Turkish troops were halted from further expansion on the continent. -
The coronation of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III. revived the idea of a unified Christian Empire and laid a foundation for the Holy Roman Empire. -
It was a crucial event regarding the history of English which resulted the conquest of the Normans led by William the Conquereor. -
Pope Urban II. called for the first crusade in order to reclaim Jerusalem from the Muslim control. No success at the end. -
King John signed it and it limited the power of the Monarch and established the principle of the new rule of laws: laid the foundation for constitutionalism, the protection of individual rights and influenced future legal systems. -
It was a bubonic plague which arrived to Europe during the Middle Ages. It caused the death of millions and was simply not cureable. Quarantines were introduced to finish the plague. -
The expansion of the Ottomans resulted in the fall of the Byzantine Empire and later it opened the way for the Ottomans towards Europe. -
The voyage of Christopher Colombus to the American Continent initiated the the age of exploration and a European Colonisaton of the World. This event is usually said to mark the end of the Middle Ages.