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MEDIEVAL EUROPE (Feudalism (Medevial Europe Feudalism chart, The Byouty…
MEDIEVAL EUROPE
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Black Death
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The Black Death mostly spread from fleas, rats, and ticks in the middle ages
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Crusade
Pope Urban II called the Christian people to fight back after there had been a series of attacks on the Christians on there way the Jerusalem from Muslim Turks.
The second Crusade didn't go well, in 1774 a Muslim with the name of Saladin became ruler of Egypt, he united Muslims and declared war with the Christians.
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Spread of Christianity
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Monks are members of a religious community of men, and monasteries are building occupied by monks living under religious vows
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During the rule of Constantine the Great, Christianity began to transition to dominant religion
Reconquest
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By the 1200s, Christians had set up three major kingdoms, they were Portugal(west), Castillo(center), and Argon in the Mediterranean Coast.
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Geography of Europe
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Most of the land was use for farms and crops so the people in Europe did not run out of food or starve.
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English Law
The nobles wrote up a document called the Magna Carta for King John to sign. This document made King John have fair trails and prohibited the king from forcing taxes.
When the king died, a noble named Harold Godwinson took over the throne.
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