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Rise of Monasticism
Rise of Islam
Charlemagne & Reforms
Viking Threat
Feudalism
Byzantium & The Great Schism
Anglo-Saxon England & the Norman Conquest
The Crusades
Ecclesiastical Reform
Saint Francis & the Friars
Medieval Education & the Rise of the Universities
The Black Death
Hundred Years War
Great Western Schism
Italian Humanism & the Renaissance
Village Life, 1500
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