Christianity had rose to be the prevalent religion in Europe. During the formal breakup of the Roman state, the church led the growth of new European civilization. One Germanic King named Clovis was won over to Catholic Christianity around 500. He was the pioneer German ruler to convert to Christianity. The Roman Catholic Church supported Clovis because he believed that Jesus was indeed God, unlike other members of the Arian sect of Christianity. Christianity was banned from Europe after Christ’s
Catholic Church, expanded by the Franks, had a significant impact to Western civilization, by shaping religious warfare and guiding architecture, art, music, and education. Explain 3 important factors that the author uses to support the main idea One factor that the author, Marius Ostrowski, uses to explain the main idea was when Ostrowski talks about how the Franks and the Church both supported each other. When the leader, Clovis, originally adopted Christianity, it helped created a bond between the Gallo-Roman
would soon become one of the all time greatest leaders of Western Europe. Over the next four decades, successful military campaigns brought much of Western Europe under his rule. As his empire continued to grow, Charlemagne’s influence of Western civilization became more significant. From the systematization of many aspects of daily life with law and Latin to his standardization of religion, Western Europe was changed dramatically under Charlemagne’s reign. While his accomplishments were vast and astounding
In the beginning of the book we read of a man named Jared Diamond, Jared Diamond is a Professor at UCLA, and he is fascinated with birds. His fascination is so great that he studies bird evolution on the island of New Guinea. In the year of 1972 he is asked a question by a man named Yali, Yali happens to be a local politician, (someone who is highly respected on the island.) Yali’s question was, “Why is it that you white people developed so much cargo and brought it to New Guinea, but we black people