This document outlines several major events in European history between 476 AD and 1417 AD, including the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Charles Martel's defeat of Moorish invaders in the Battle of Tours, the division of the Carolingian Empire through the Treaty of Verdun, the establishment of the Ottonian Holy Roman Empire under Otto I, William the Conqueror's victory over the Anglo-Saxons at the Battle of Hastings, the restrictions on imperial power established by the Magna Carta, the Great Famine that killed many Europeans, the Hundred Years' War between England and France, the Black Death pandemic, and the Great Schism that divided the Christian church.

2. The Fall of
Western Roman
Empire (476 AD)

3. Charles the
Hammer and the
Battle of Tours
(732 AD)
 In 732 AD, he
defeated Moorish
invaders in the Battle
of Tours which
permanently ended
the Islamic invaders
and their expansion in
western Europe.

4. Treaty of
Verdun (843
AD)
 The Carolingian empire was
divided in three parts in August
843 AD through the Treaty of
Verdun which ended the three
years long Civil War.

5. The
Ottonian
Holy
Roman
Empire of
Germany
(962 AD)
 Otto I was the successor
of Henry the Fowler, the
duke of Saxony who
became the first Saxon
Emperor.

6. The Battle of
Hastings (1066
AD)
 William the Conqueror, the
Duke of Normandy defeated
the last Anglo-Saxon king
Harold II.

7. Declaration
of Magna
Carta (1215
AD)
 Restricted the power
of the Emperor and
proved the importance
of a Constitution.

8. The Great
Famine (1315-
1317 AD)
 During these
two years of
famine, a big
portion of the
population died
of hunger and
diseases.

9. The Hundred Years’
War (1337 AD)
The Kingdom of
England waged
war against the
Kingdom of
France.

10. The Black
Death
(1348-1350
AD)
 The most
threatening
epidemic of the
European Middle
Ages

11. The Great
Schism (1378-
1417 AD)
 The Church was
divided in Eastern and
Western Christian
Church.