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300
the power of the church
The bells ring and summon you to church -
476
fall of the Roman empire
the centralized political control over western Europe fractured,leading to rise of smaller ,independent kingdoms often referred to as "barbarian kingdoms," marking the start of the middle ages,with significant impacts on political -
500
the black death
When the Blake death spread there was a doctor called the plague he first appeared 500 in the 1300 it swept through Europe the plague had killed one-third of the population of western Europe. -
Period: 500 to 1086
the manor born
In the manor born serfs worked on farmland that was divided into strips serfs spent half of there time working for the Lord. -
1066
king William
on Christmas day in Westminster the Norman duke was crowded king. -
Oct 14, 1066
the battle a hastings
in the battle of hastings toke place in England they were fighting with the norman's the normans had 10,000 men,they had thousands of skilled archers ,they also thousands of foot soilders and knights who fought on horse back th English had mostly foot soilders armed with simpl wepeans like bows and arrows,axes, spears, swords and daggers. -
1154
Henry the 2
Henry the 2 was William's grandson just as Williams grandson 67 years after Williams death Henry became king. -
1215
Magna carta
with king John after much debate the nobles presented king John with a list of demands these demands were written down in a document that later became known as Magna Carta. -
1274
compass invention
compass invention was first made in 1274 -
1337
100 year war
Numerous battles across France, with England initially achieving major victories but ultimately losing most of their territoty to French, who soildfield their control over land with the excepion of a small area around Calais. -
1337
100 year war
Numerous battles across France, with England initially achieving major victories but ultimately losing most of their territoty to French, who soildfield their control over land with the excepion of a small area around Calais.