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Medieval Europe

European Feudalism

Life on the Manor

Need for Protection

Vikings!! Oops. Wrong Vikings

Real Vikings

Need for Powerful Leaders Clovis- 490s C.E.- defeated Germanic Invaders Charles Martel- Battle of Tours 732 C.C.- defeated the Muslims Pepin “the Short”- defended Rome 750s Charlemagne- Crowned Roman Emperor from 770s- 814 C.E.

Questions Arise: Do societies desire strong central governments? Can religious institutions be politically effective? Would the Roman Catholic Church and secular leaders in Medieval Europe share power? Who should a serf be more loyal to?

Showdown at Canossa!