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1. Charlemagne
   ... Through his establishment of a single government over the entire Western Europe, Charlemagne reestablished much of the old Roman Empire, which paved the way ...
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2. cHARLEMAGNE
   ... Through his establishment of a single government over the entire Western Europe, Charlemagne reestablished much of the old Roman Empire, which paved the way ...
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3. Charlemagne
   ... Through his establishment of a single government over the entire Western Europe, Charlemagne reestablished much of the old Roman Empire, which paved the way ...
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4. Charlemagne2
   ... Through his establishment of a single government over the entire Western Europe, Charlemagne reestablished much of the old Roman Empire, which paved the way ...
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5. Charlemagneamp39s Appreciation of
   ... that. Charlemagne was an progressive leader who restored the roots of education and putting order in the Western Europe. His rebuilding ...
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6. Charlemagne 2
   ... Another one of Charlemagneamp39s accomplishments was encouraging people to learn how to read and write, since most of western Europe didnamp39t know how to. ...
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7. The Coronation of Charlemagne
   ... First the coronation solidified Charlemagne as the most powerful leader of Western Europe and second it united the Roman Catholic Church with Charlemagneamp39s ...
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8. Western Europe from 400 1000 AD
   ... Charlemagne used lands won in battle as rewards to his nobles, who supplied him ... him Holy Roman Emperor is because he controlled so much land in Western Europe. ...
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9. Medieval Europe
   ... of presentday France and the western half of ... Moors from advancing anymore into the heart of Europe. ... of the Franks was Martelamp39s grandson, Charlemagne, who was ...
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10. Understanding Change within Western Society from Roman Times to ...
    ... power. After he took control over the majority of Western Europe, Charlemagne was made the Holy Roman Emperor. ampquotCharlemagne was ...
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11. Char
    ... the local courts. Ganshof 93 Charlemagne had a profound effect on the art and architecture of Western Europe. His effect was not ...
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12. Understanding Change within Western Society from
    ... power. After he took control over the majority of Western Europe, Charlemagne was made the Holy Roman Emperor. ampquotCharlemagne was ...
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13. Charlemagne
    ... but a serious disagreement between the brothers led in Charlemagne marching alone ... crowned emperor Charlesamp39s rule over almost all the lands of Western Europe. ...
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14. Charlemagne
    ... Rather than a force to be opposed, Charlemagne viewed the church as a potential source of political power to be gained through ... ly dominate western Europe. ...
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15. The Middle Ages
    ... Charles The Great, also called Charlemagne, conquered the Lombard Kingdom in ... united in one superstate practically all the Christian lands of western Europe. ...
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16. Charlemagne
    There was relatively little commerce in Western Europe. ... ampquotThe apprenticeship of a Kingampquot describes how Charlemagne gained power through conquest and diplomacy. ...
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17. Conquerors
    ... other peoples and nations. He mainly ruled most of western and central Europe. Charlemagne came from a very noble family. He was the ...
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18. The Events Leading to the Renaissance
    ... Charlemagne achieved systems of government, originated counties or small countries. ... The Monasticism were catholic monks of Western Europe during the fourth ...
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19. Christianity
    ... culture of the Early Middle Ages, and he succeeded by gaining authority over a large area, including almost all of Western and Central Europe Charlemagne p.130 ...
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20. Christianity1
    ... culture of the Early Middle Ages, and he succeeded by gaining authority over a large area, including almost all of Western and Central Europe Charlemagne p.130 ...
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21. Christianity better verison
    ... culture of the Early Middle Ages, and he succeeded by gaining authority over a large area, including almost all of Western and Central Europe Charlemagne p.130 ...
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22. Charlemagne
    ... Under Charlemagneamp39s rule, a common government, a common faith and a common culture united much of Western Europe. That was his legacy. ...
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23. Islamic, european and chiense
    ... chaos of the Middle Ages referred to as the ampquotDark Ages.ampquot In 800 AD Charlemagne was crowned as the Holy Roman Emperor and the restoration of Western Europe began ...
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24. The Emperor Charlemagne in La Chanson de Roland
    ... Charlemagne, with the help of his knights, has been divinely elected to carry out the allimportant mission of spreading Christianity across Western Europe. ...
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25. ozymandias
    ... The difference between these two examples of an ampquotOzymandias,ampquot however, is that Charlemagneamp39s effect on the world ampquotshapingampquot western Europe can still be seen ...
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26. Medieval Times
    ... As Charlemagneamp39s empire passed to weak descendants, Europe was ... Benedict dominated monastic life in Western, or Roman Catholic, Europe during the Middle ...
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27. middle ages
    ... The economic life for most Western Europeans was not much better than the ... though the empire fell apart after the death of Charlemagne and Europe once again ...
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28. conflict between islam and christianity
    ... heritage of western civ. Pp323 In the early Middle Ages the main power in Europe was always the Pope and later in the 700amp39s it was shared with Charlemagne. ...
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29. midevil
    ... When the Germans finally came to dominate Western Europe there was virtually no ... The Carolingian Empire under Charles Martel, Charlemagne, was the most prominent ...
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30. The Early Middle Ages and Beyond
    ... While eventually covering much of western and central Europe, Charlemagne was able to continue with the organization of the Carolingian kingdom Spielvogel, 212 ...
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