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What Germanic king was able to unite much of Western Europe in about the year 800 AD?
Western Europe was not a single kingdom during 800 AD. Most of Western Europe was united under King Charlemagne of the Carolingian Empire in 800 AD. However, upon his death, the empire crumbled.
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Which Germanic tribe was able to survive and thrive in Western Europe?
The Franks.
Why didn't the Mongols take over Western Europe?
The Mongols were never able to expand to Western Europe, the farthest west they could get was Eastern Europe.
Did invasions of Western Europe cause a loss of common language?
No. If anything, it caused the opposite. For example, England was native to Germanic people [Germanic language], later conquered by Romans [Romance language], later reconquered by Germanic people (Danes) [Germanic language], later conquered by Normans and French [Romance language], and reestablished as the state of England. Since England had been under Germanic control longer, Germanic influence is more widespread, which is why the English language is labeled as a Germanic language. However, you may have noticed large similarity between English and French. This is because when the French conquered England, the French language was introduced. English is truly a fusion of Germanic languages and French. English is a Germanic language and an indirect-Romance language. Some people mistake English for a Romance language because of the similarity between English and Romance languages. The same applies to all of Western Europe. Western Europe is split into two language regions: the Germanic north and the Romance south. The Romans controlled most of Western Europe for a thousand years and were more present in the south. Here, they maintained predominant influence and spread the Latin language, which gave birth to the Romance languages (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.). In the north, Germanic peoples maintained independence from the Roman Empire. They also conquered separate lands during the Roman Empire's reign, brought about the collapse of the Roman Empire, and later continued conquering. Here, they were able to maintain predominant influence and spread Germanic languages, giving birth to the modern Germanic languages (German, Swedish, Danish, Dutch, etc.).
How were Vikings able to invade so far inland into Western Europe?
They were extremely fit and could cover many miles by foot before needing rest
How is Western Central Europe able to produce hydroelectric power?
Many rivers run swiftly down its mountains.
Is unite a verb?
Yes, it is an action word. example: We were able to unite the two people together.
How might roads unite an empire?
The countries that are trying to unite will be able to commute with each other.
What were three differences between Russia and western Europe?
One major difference between Russia and Western Europe is that Russia was communist. Another difference is that Russia was part of the Iron Pact, while most of Western Europe was part of N.A.T.O. Western European nations were also able to maintain democracy, while Russia ultimately collapsed and had to adopt a free market system.
What major threat did Germany pose to the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
What major threat did Germany pose the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
Why is the rise of the west in Europe important?
It is important because Western Europe has been the center of power and wealth for centuries. The countries in Western Europe practically took over the whole world during the ages of imperialism. They were the richest, most powerful, and most technologically advanced which is why they were able to rise to power.
What forced Germany to abandon their dream of controlling western Europe?
The fact that Britain held out against them and was then able to join with the Allies to defeat them.
