The Rise of Commerce and Towns
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Description: Lecture by Lynn Harry Nelson, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas.
The Rise of Commerce and Towns| Lectures in Medieval History The year 1000 was a turning point in the fortunes of western Europe. Within a decade of that date, Olaf had converted most of the Scandinavians to Christianity, and the Viking threat came to an end. King Stephen accepted Christianity for himself and the Hungarian people, and the Magyars joined Christendom. The Muslim Caliphate of Cordoba collapsed into civil war, and the armed merchant vessels of the Italian city-states wrested control of the western Mediterranean from the Muslim fleets of north Africa. The Muslims who controlled the mountain passes between France and Italy made the mistake of capturing Majolus, abbot of Cluny, and holding him for ransom. After obtaining his freedom, the Burgundian warrior class drove the Muslims from their fortresses and restored secure land communication between France and Italy.
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Keywords: | medieval,mediaeval,history,culture,civilization,histoire, geschichte,storia,historia,edad,media,mittelalter,moyen,age, |
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