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Rulers and Invaders

A European Empire Middle Ages: Domesday BookDomesday Book: helped keep track of records of people in England during Middle Ages

Charlemagne lands ChristiansConquered lands and forced people to become Christians Emperor West EuropeCrowned Emperor of the Roman Empire in West Europe Large EmpireLarge Empire CulturelearningPromoted Culture and learning

Charlemagne’s Death Kingdom fell Apart **Vikings**Vikings attacked from Scandinavia --Scandinavian countries:-Denmark-Norway-Sweden

More Vikings… Vikings Invade all over:

More Vikings…. Normans:Normans: Group of Vikings -Settled in Northern France Christians -Become Christians and Church Leaders William the Conqueror Famous Norman: William the Conqueror Add This: “Founded Feudalism”

Changes in Government King John is Different: -More Angry -English Lords Angry with King John -Civil War Breaks out Magna Carta **Result: Magna Carta

Magna Carta EverybodyHelped Everybody Special Demands MoneyKing could not make Special Demands for Money without the consent of the lords imprisoned, exiled, deprivedNO free man could be imprisoned, exiled, or deprived of property except by law Limited Royal Power ***Greatest Value: Limited Royal Power*** –King had to obey the law.