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40 Cards in this Set
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Iconoclasm
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750
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Age of Justinian
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527-565
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Byzantine Retrenchment
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570-850
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Macedonian Revival
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850-1050
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al-Andalus conquest started/presence eliminated
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711 - 1492
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Muhammad
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571-632
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Merovingians
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680-751 (dominated by Carolingian Mayors of Palace)
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Carolingians
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750-850
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Early 8th Century (700s)
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political consolidation
religious consolidation consolidation in manorialism |
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Charlemagne
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768-814
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Einhard
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770-840
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Einhard's Life of Charlemagne
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~815
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Imperial coronation by Pope Leo III
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800
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Charlemagne's empire disintegrating
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800-1000
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Louis the Pious
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814-840
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Otto the Great
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936-973
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Early Middle Ages
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500-1000
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Central Middle Ages
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1000-1300
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Late Middle Ages
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1300-1500
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Christian Reconquest of Iberia
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1050-1265
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Norman Kingdom of Sicily
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1060-1200
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German Eastward Expansion
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1125-1300
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Crusades
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1095-1300
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Robert Guiscard
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1025-1085
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Sichelgaita
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1040-1090
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Pope Urban II
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1088-1099
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Popular Crusade
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1096
Response to Pope Urban II's calling of the first crusade - a popular movement, no trained or equipped warriors, largely slaughtered |
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First Crusade
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1097
response to Pope Urban II's calling of the first crusade; response of a real armed force; actually successful, claim Jerusalem for a while; divide territory into four crusading states - Edessa, Antioch, Jerusalem and Tripoli |
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Second Crusade
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1147-8
inspired by the idea that initial crusaders had succumbed to debauchery inspired by preaching |
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Third Crusade
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1189-93
after loss of Jerusalem, led by three monarchs: Emperor Frederick Barbarossa, King Philip II "Augustus" of France, and King Richard I "the Lionhearted" of England ended in failure |
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Fourth Crusade
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1201-4
instigated by Pope Innocent III never reached the Holy Land, but wreaked damage on Constantinople |
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Agrarian Rev
Population Expansion Growth of Towns |
1000-1300
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Communal/Charter movement in towns
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1100-1300
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First Ritual Murder Story
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1144
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vernacular schools
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1300-1400s
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knighthood evolves
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8th-13th centuries
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Pope Gregory VII
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1073-85
investiture conflict vs. Henry IV |
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Pope Urban II
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1088-99
calling of the first Crusade |
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Pope Alexander III
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1159-1181
--lawyer-pope --Struggled against Frederick Barbarossa |
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Pope Innocent III
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1198-1261
--led the papacy to its height of temporal and spiritual powers --a strong administrator, a major player in the political affairs of Europe --summoned council that declared what all Catholics were supposed to do - penance and Eucharist once a year --got involved with the struggle of who was to become emperor of the HRE |
