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Answer both of these questions for yourself. Be honest. I am most successful in history when…. I am least successful in history when….

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World History Fall 2008

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Answer both of these questions for yourself. Be honest.

I am most successful in history when…. I am least successful in history when….

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Shamus will be our story teller for the afternoon.

As a direct descendent of Charlemagne and a dedicated historian he’s an expert in this field.

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When the Romans fell apart there were lots of other people aroundGoths, Vandals, Saxons and FRANKS

The Franks became the leaders A man named Clovis was the first true

leader of the Franks. In 481 he became king at the age of 15!!

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That old bugger was famous for two things:1)Controlling all of Gaul (modern France) and the Frankish tribes2)Converting to Roman Catholicism (the religion of the Gauls)

How did this help him in the long run?

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Things are good until the giant Muslim empire shows up in Spain.

What do you think happened?

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At the Battle of Tours the Christians defeat the Muslims.

This is a sign to the Christians that God favors them more.

The hero is a guy named Charles Martel.

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Charles’ grandson was a lad named Charles.

Because he was such a great leader they called him Charles the Great or Charlemagne

He became king in 768.

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This laddie ruled for 46 years! He was a German, yet the pope

crowned him King of the Romans. Spread Christianity by converting

people. Revived education; created a palace

school at Aachen. Controlled all of France, Germany and

most of Italy!!!

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When Charles dies his son, Louis I, takes over.

Unfortunately for Louis lots of people began to invade the area.

Who might these invaders be? Where might they come from?

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In about 900 the Magyars (from Hungary) attacked. After ~50yrs they left.

Viking raiders came from the North. They were farmers, but expert sailors.

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First THINK!!!On a ½ sheet of paper brainstorm and write

about this question for 5 minutes:

Can we consider the Holy Roman Empire (the lands that Charlemagne controlled) to be an actual empire?

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Find one person you don’t normally talk to and discuss your answer with your partner for 5 minutes. Change your answer if you want.

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Share with the class!!

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Why is feudalism good for some people, yet bad for others?

How important is religion to the average American?

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