socials timeline assignment
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Updated: 1 Jun 2021
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Created byAris Mariano
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Magna Carta signage (June 15, 1215)
A document signed to limit the power
of kings and other nobles. This document
made it so that no one is above the law and
a document constituting a fundamental
guarantee of rights and privileges.The Fall of the Roman Empire (476)
The Roman Empire fell because it
occupied too much land and they
were slowing losing resources.
And so this caused it fall.
The Fall of the Roman Empire
is was what sparked the making
of the feudal system.The Battle of Hastings (october 14 1066)
The Battle of Hastings, with the Anglo-Saxons
reigning for over 600 years after the reign of
the roman empire. The Normans, along with
William, duke of Normandy, had defeated the
Anglo-Saxon army along with killing,
King Harold II of England.Killing of Thomas becket (1170)
Thomas Becket was disliked
by King Henry II which led to
him being brutally murdered
by knights on December 29, 1170.
Establishments of townsJoan of Arc burned at stake (1431)
Joan of Arc was burned because
she was believed to be a witch.
As a peasant she led the
French Army to victory as they
fought against the English.Trade - gunpowder (832)
Gunpowder was a very
important item during
this time as it was really
good for raiding and
defending towns, as you
could blow holes in walls
with cannons.Periods
1st - 7th Crusade (1095 - 1254)
crusades a series of religious wars often
supported by the church.
We best know of the crusades as a war
to purificate Jerusalem/Holy land.Hundred Year War (1337 - 1453)
100 year war battle
between the english and the french
lasting over 100 years. The significance
of the hundred year war is thatBubonic Plague (1346 - 1353)
The bubonic plague was a deadly
disease spread around Europe in
the 1300s spread by fleas and rats
carrying the disease.Reign of Charlemagne + Death (768-814)
Charlemagne was a medieval emperor who
became the king of Franks.
He also founded the Holy Roman Empire,
and stimulated the
Carolingian Renaissance.The viking Age (800 - 1066)
Vikings, voyagers and ravagers.
Going from town to town stealing
and burning them as they left.
They traveled by boat and land,
but they mostly used boats to travel
because it was faster and could find
villages way easier.
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