10 & 11 Test

By Daiten Schmidt
  • 400

    Romans Abandons Britain

    Romans Abandons Britain
    The Roman legions were needed to help defend the Roman Heartland.
  • 500

    Converted to Latin Christianity

    Converted to Latin Christianity
    Clovis and a few thousand of his elite soldiers converted to Latin Christianity
  • 500

    Agriculture and Barter

    Agriculture and Barter
    From 500 CE to 800 CE the economies relied significantly on the subsistence of agriculture and bartering.
  • 800

    Market Exchange

    Market Exchange
    The market exchange was growing as a component of the European economy.
  • 879

    Defeat the Vikings

    Defeat the Vikings
    The English kingdom, known as Wesses, was able to put a stop to and defeat the invading Vikings.
  • 962

    Crowning Emporer

    Crowning Emporer
    Otto I, was crowned as emperor by the Pope, cementing the idea of a Holy Roman Empire
  • 1066

    Vikings Raid Again

    Vikings Raid Again
    Viking descended king, William the Conqueror, invaded and defeated the Anglo-Saxon king and instituted Norman rule.
  • 1095

    Summoning of the Knights

    Summoning of the Knights
    Pope Urban II gave a sermon in France that was intended to summon the knights of Europe to protect Christians near the Holy Land.
  • 1099

    Capturing Jerusalem

    Capturing Jerusalem
    The Crusaders captured Jerusalem and a lot of the Levant which formed a series of Christian territories in the heart of the Holy Land
  • 1300

    Population Boom

    Population Boom
    Europes population went from 14 million in 600 CE, to 74 million in 1300, that is a 500% increase in 700 years.

  • Test Question

    The Pope gained a lot of power from taking control over militaries, the education of their people, and the government. Kings were powerful enough to control the Pope and the churches in their civilizations. The spread of Christianity gave the Pope a lot more power over the people and very influential at all levels.