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Who are the Norse?
The Norse were a civilization that lived in 600 AD. to 1000 AD. They were spread across Europe. They pillaged or raided other European towns. They were war based people. And their religion says that if they die in battle they go to Valhalla. Some would call Valhalla the Norse equivalent to Heaven. They are are commonly called Vikings.
How long have people lived in Birmingham?
1992
Did Charlemagne's achievements last long?
Charlemagne's achievements had a lasting impact on European history, particularly through the establishment of the Carolingian Empire and the promotion of education and culture during the Carolingian Renaissance. However, after his death in 814, his empire fragmented due to internal strife and external pressures, leading to the Treaty of Verdun in 843, which divided the empire among his grandsons. While his political unification was short-lived, his influence on Christianity, governance, and European identity endured, shaping medieval Europe and laying the groundwork for future states.
Why was Charlemagne so important even though his empire collapsed after his death?
Charlemagne was crucial for uniting much of Western Europe during the early Middle Ages, laying the groundwork for the future nations of France and Germany. His promotion of education, culture, and Christianity spurred the Carolingian Renaissance, which preserved classical knowledge and influenced European development. Despite the eventual collapse of his empire, his legacy lived on through the establishment of a centralized authority and the concept of a Christian empire, shaping European identity and politics for centuries to come.
What were the positive and negative results of the crusades on Europe?
The Muslems were weakened enough so they didn't finish taking over the rest of Europe and wiping out its inhabitants. They only got as far as the Balkans, and up into Spain and most of France. They were driven out of France about 300 years before the first Crusade and out of Spain by 1492. Western European Christians sought to gain control of Palestine, the land where Jesus lived, died, and according to Christians, was resurrected, from the Muslims. While Christian Crusaders never achieved more than temporary control of Jerusalem, the Crusades had many lasting effects on Western European societies. These effects profoundly changed the lives of Western Europeans.
What is the European Union doing to help?
it helped people with jobs and changed the way they lived and worked in Europe.
Who were the europeans?
The people who lived in Europe.
How did people lived in Europe?
100,005,986,089,324,673,000,674,222
Who were the Celts and Guals?
The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.The Celts were basically a middle European group of people. Gaul was a Roman name for a wide stretch of middle Europe and the people who lived there were called Gauls by the Romans, even though there were many different tribes. The Gauls were Celts as they belonged to the ethnic group of middle Europe.
What European explorer lived in china and introduced its culture to Europe in the 1200s?
Marco Polo was a merchant traveler from Venice who lived for a while in China and in a book of his travels introduced Europe to the far east.
About How many people lived in Europe in 1352?
225 million people
Who mostly lived in Rupert's land?
European people, First Nations peoples and Metis people lived in Rupert's land.
Where did the archaeopteryx lived?
The archaeopteryx where a species that lived during the late Jurassic period about 150 million years ago. They lived in marshy areas or swampland ( much of earth was marshy swampland at the time )
Who lived in the Caribbean?
Amerindians lived in the Caribbean but were extincted by the Spaniards
What was lief Erickson background?
He was a Viking explorer. Born and raised in Iceland, lived in Greenland. He was the first European to set foot in North America.
Does Pop Warner football have leagues in Europe?
Probably on US bases with schools, but I never saw a European play football when I lived there.
How many people lived in Europe before the black death happened?
1
