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1 CHARLEMAGNE AND FEUDALISM
Ms. Zacharowicz

2 Western Europe Huns Germanic Tribes Franks

3 Battle of Tours Franks vs. Muslims Charles Martel

4 Charlemagne Expands empire Pope Leo III Rebellion Holy Roman Emperor
Holy Roman Empire

5 Holy Roman Empire Church is united with state power struggle
Charlemagne spreads Christianity Split with Byzantine Empire widens

6 Missi Dominici Land to powerful nobles messengers

7 Feudalism King Nobles Knights Serfs

8 Japanese vs. European Feudalism
Samurai Knights Code of Bushido Code of Chivalry Church

9 Manoralism Economic System

10 Check for Understanding
Feudal societies are generally characterized by an emphasis on social order a representative government many economic opportunities the protection of political rights

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