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United France, Germany, and Italy

Charlemagne (Rome)

Crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor

Pope Leo III (Rome)

Charlemagne's legacy

extending Christianity and blending Germanic, Roman, and Christian traditions (Rome)

Treaty of Verdun

divided the empire into three regions (Rome)

claimed Edward gave the throne to him, beat Harold in the Battle of Hastings, took census (Doomsday Book)

William of Normandy (French) aka William the Conqueror (England)

expanded common law, developed jury system (grand and trial), wanted to tax church

Henry II (England)

lost war to king Philip II and the land, rejected Pope Innocent III for archbishop, was excommunicated, signed the Magna Carta

King John (England)

What did the Magna Carta limit?

rights to nobles, limited king, due process of law, hear witnesses, no tax without council approval (England)

paid the middle class, national taxes, quadrupled royal land, took land from England, led crusade, took southern France

King Philip II (France)

Persecuted heretics and Jews, led two crusades, sent royal people to check on government, expanded royal courts, outlawed private wars, ended serfdom

Louis IX (France)

tried to tax church, tried to capture Pope Boniface VIII, moved Papal court to Avignon (France), elected another Pope, established estates

King Philip IV (France)

crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope

Otto I (Germany)

banned investitures, said he was the overlord of bishops, was excommunicated, was granted forgiveness then attacked Rome

Henry IV (Germany)

both tried to take northern Italy and failed

Fredrick I, Fredrick II

tried to get France to attack Germany, led to 200 years of chaos

Pope Innocent IV