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Last week we finished the "ancient world."  After the ancient world was a period of hundreds of years when there was no significant civilization in Western Europe.

In our last class we completed our study of the "ancient world."  This class we begin learning about the Middle Ages, including the growing "Christendom" in Western Europe, such as Charlemagne (pronounced SHAR-luh-MAIN) and the Carolingian (pronounced kar-uh-LIN-jee-uhn) Court.  We also learn about the rise of Islam in the Middle East, which its expansion to Africa, Spain and Asia.

 

This class we discuss the growing "Christendom" in Western Europe, including Charlemagne (pronounced SHAR-luh-MAIN) and the Carolingian (pronounced kar-uh-LIN-jee-uhn) Court.  We also learn about the rise of Islam in the Middle East, which its expansion to Africa, Spain and Asia.

==Introduction to the Middle Ages==

==Introduction to the Middle Ages==