Western Civilization from 500 A.D through 1050 A.D.
Middle Ages (c.500-c. 1050 A.D.)

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Rome was the powerhouse that fueled and fought to the west only to lose against the barbabarians to the east.
Justinian sent an army to fight the Vandals in North Africa (553 AD)

Justinian Code was the codification of Roman law in 534

Charles the Bald of the Franks was one of the powerful Frankish kings (714)

Germany had more than one hundred princedoms

The Holy Roman Empire to the west was in France (Gaul)

The Carolingian Empire fought the Northmen and Islamics (768-814)

Charles the Mayne fought against the Saxons in 772 in Lombardy

Charlemayne fought against the Spainards and installed

Catholicism in the Holy Roman Empire

All this time the Mongols were migrating from the north east out of
the Gobi Desert and settling in China, Russia, and Mogolia

Russia had the House of Rurik as its tsars starting in 862-879

Russian rulers ruled with an iron fist in Moscow and the old capital Kiev
Arch angel link to video clip "Highlander" movie
School children also can get connected to Western culture
Modern day Athens, Greece
Map of old Rome
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