 Charlemagne ruled much of Western Europe from 768-814  Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne emperor of the Romans in 800.

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 Charlemagne ruled much of Western Europe from  Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne emperor of the Romans in 800.

 Charlemagne used the sword to spread Christianity throughout his empire.

 Charlemagne forced conquered people to convert to Christianity, and declared that anyone who didn’t get baptized or follow Christian traditions be put to death.

ϾMuhammad, ( ), founded the religion of Islam. ϾEstablished Islam throughout the Arabian Peninsula ϾUsed war as a means to spread Islam

ϾWithin a hundred years of Muhammad's death, Islam had spread from Arabia to Indo-China, Egypt, North Africa, the Middle East, Morocco, Persia & Spain.

ϾMuslims conquered most of Spain from ϾMuslims invaded France ϾMuslims defeated at the Battle of Tours in 732 ϾMuslims were driven out of Spain by 1491

Muslim Spain  Ruled by the Moors from North Africa  Christians and Jews were accepted and tolerated. Considered “Brothers of the Book”  Science, Art, Architecture, Medicine, and Technology thrived and grew in Spain