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1 European History Part 2 Medieval History

2 Early Rome Aeneas –Trojan Romulus and Remus

3 Roman Republic Citizens Voted for Government Officials Senate Consul

4 Invasion of France Julius Caesar Defeats Gaul's

5 Roman Empire Civil War (Caesar vs. Pompey)
Julius Caesar first Emperor of Rome

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7 Expanding the Empire North to Britain Hadrians Wall

8 Spread of Christianity
Made official Religion of Roman Empire Emperor Constantine

9 Empire Splits Western Roman Empire Eastern Roman Empire
Later Collapses

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11 The Franks Charlemagne King Control France

12 Feudalism Bases of Medieval society Hierarchy chain

13 Crusades Try to Free Holy Land (Jerusalem) Christianity vs. Islam
Glory for Kings

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15 Holy Roman Empire Germanic Area No nationalism
Plagued with power struggles

16 Germany Not unified Independent kingdoms

17 Renaissance Started in Italy Spread of art Intellectual thinking
Leonardo da Vinci

18 Renaissance Architecture

19 Borgia's Pope Alexander VI Cesare

20 Protestantism Martin Luther Church of England

21 30 Years War Started as Protestants vs Catholics Massive European war
Pretty Much Hapsburgs vs France

22 French Revolution Over through of the king Three estates Guillotine

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25 Napoleonic Wars Napoleon Bonaparte Grand Army Conquest of Europe

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28 Prussia Monarchy Abolished Created Republic United German states

29 World War One Triple Entente Triple Alliance Powder keg

30 World War One Arms Build Up

31 World War One Arms Build Up

32 World War One New Weapons The Great War Trench Warfare

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34 World War II Adolf Hitler Nazi Party Holocaust

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37 Cold War Spread of Communism Iron Curtain

38 Germany (Cold War) Divided East and West Berlin Wall

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