Charlemagne: King Of The Middle Ages

Charlemagne was the elder son of Pepin the Short, King of the Franks. Charles was born 2 April, 74 and died at Aachen, 28 January, 814, his place of birth has never been confirmed. Charlemagne was always urged to assume the throne and make society better. Upon the death of his father in 768 is him and his brother Carlosman inherited the kingdom. It was one of the most important emperors of the Middle Ages and of all the time. He was King of the Franks (768-814) and Roman emperor (800-814). But, who was Charles? does the end really justify the means? Brutally and death should be justified and committed in the name of religion? Was everything he did good or bad? After all, he is considered a hero for many and a savage for many others. The

From their architecture, to everyday life. Their values and importance of family, women, respect, love and unification are values that I admire today and always. I know not everything in this period was good, and that inequality between social status played a big role in how your life could be, but that is not surprising if still happening in the 20 century. But after all, if I could transport into the past, I will pick ancient Egypt.

The first thing, I will notice will be the change in architecture. The most notorious will be that pyramids, it is undoubtedly the most symbolic construction of Egypt. After that, it would be the rest of the buildings. The Buc-ee’s would be gone, as well as all the houses. The houses of the Egyptians were low, most of them with one or two floors, they built the cities with the houses very close to each other to form narrow streets and had more shade because as we all know this territory is desert. From the palaces to the houses of the poorest, they had in common that they were built of adobe, had quadrangular shape and a flat roof, with small windows to conserve the cold inside the

This will be completely different, not cars, no motorcycles, almost not transportation at all. The railroad will be also gone because it was introduced until 21 February 1804. Most people in Egypt traveled to their destinations on foot. Those who had a better social status as well as economic would have either animals, rafts, boats or two-wheeled cart, and as for the richest people they also had access to berths. Since most of Egyptian lived along the Nile River rafts and boats became of their main means of transport. Camels and mules were used in the most prehistoric times in this region of the world. Donkeys were the most common beasts of burden used in ancient Egypt.

The third characteristic it would be the clothing. Egyptian clothing is entirely characteristic of that time, is not something which can be confused with another era. The most common items in the menswear of all social classes was skirts or tunics, while women wore simple dresses or coats. The clothing worn by the Egyptians owes its design and choice of genres to high temperatures that this civilization face. The varieties of fabrics used were not many, flax was established as the principal material and white as the main