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Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
Muslim armies
poured in from
Africa and the
Middle East.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Monks spread
Christianity. Did not
travel. They lived
apart from society
in monasteries.
Fierce warriors from
Asia called Magyars
invaded, attacking
fields and
destroying towns.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
A Christian King
conquered much of
the old Roman
Empire and spread
Christianity.
From Scandinavia
came the most
frightening invaders
of all, the Vikings.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
As a result, outlaws
and bandits became
common.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
As a result, outlaws
and bandits became
common.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
As a result, outlaws
and bandits became
common.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Monks spread
Christianity. Did not
travel. They lived
apart from society
in monasteries.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Monks spread
Christianity. Did not
travel. They lived
apart from society
in monasteries.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
A Christian King
conquered much of
the old Roman
Empire and spread
Christianity.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
Muslim armies
poured in from
Africa and the
Middle East.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Monks spread
Christianity. Did not
travel. They lived
apart from society
in monasteries.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
A Christian King
conquered much of
the old Roman
Empire and spread
Christianity.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.
Europe After The Fall Of Rome
Europe was dangerous after
Rome fell.
Many groups moved from
the north and south moved in
and created their own states.
Christianity spread to
Northern Europe.
Invaders threatened Europe.
Without the Roman
government,
Europe had no
central authority to
keep order.
The rulers of these
states, usually
warlords, called
themselves kings.
The Pope sent
missionaries into
Northern Europe to
spread Christianity.
Muslim armies
poured in from
Africa and the
Middle East.
As a result, outlaws These kings often
and bandits became fought among
common.
themselves.
Monks spread
Christianity. Did not
travel. They lived
apart from society
in monasteries.
Fierce warriors from
Asia called Magyars
invaded, attacking
fields and
destroying towns.
Violence was
common. People
looked for ways to
bring order to their
lives.
A Christian King
conquered much of
the old Roman
Empire and spread
Christianity.
The creation of
these kingdoms
marked the
beginning of the
Middle Ages.