Need a description for these people. Charlemagne (2.02) Thomas Aquinas (2.02) Otto I (2.02) Pope Leo (2.02) Saladin (2.03) Pope Urban II (2.03) Peter Hermit (2.03) Geoffrey Chaucer (2.04) Dante (2.04) Ferdinand and Isabella (2.06) Joan of Arc (2.06) Alfred the Great (2.06)
@paki
@disneybear4899 is this a quiz...?
@paki I would never ask for the answers on a test. It's for a study guide.
alright... then please post one by one, not at all... :) FIRST... Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great or Charles I, was King of the Franks who united most of Western Europe during the early Middle Ages and laid the foundations for modern France and Germany.
@paki lol sorry :3 I'm trying to finish the course before my trip to Dominican Republic. I'm eager to finish.
Alfred the Great: was King of Wessex from 871 to 899. Alfred successfully defended his kingdom against the Viking attempt at conquest, and by the time of his death had become the dominant ruler in England
@paki do you want me to close this question and you can help me one by one over PM?
This will help better; http://www.fidnet.com/~weid/medievalpeople.htm
Is this for world history?
@misssunshinexxoxo woah! This is awesome! thanks!
@misssunshinexxoxo yes ma'am
Cheers and attack that class; get the A ;) I got a 96% with honors in world history under 4 weeks.
I stood up day and night too
@misssunshinexxoxo that's amazing. I was never EVER good at history. I'm a science/math nerd. there's not a darn thing i can't answer about those two subjects..........well, maybe I'm exaggerating but you get my drift.
Simply analyze the material, quote it and rephrase. Faster you accelerate faster you get into US history
I squeezed my junior and senior year together
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