The Middle Ages timeline from 450 to 1450 was marked by significant transformations in European society, particularly in England. This period witnessed crucial events from the Norman Conquest to the Peasants' Revolt, shaping medieval governance, religion, and social structures. The era introduced revolutionary changes through the Magna Carta, devastating plagues, and cultural exchanges during the Crusades.
โข The Norman Conquest of 1066 established a new ruling dynasty and feudal system
โข The Domesday Book of 1086 created England's first comprehensive land survey
โข The Crusades (1095) brought significant cultural and technological exchanges
โข The Magna Carta (1215) established fundamental legal rights and royal limitations
โข The Black Death (1348) devastated Europe's population and transformed society
โข The Peasants' Revolt (1381) challenged social hierarchies and taxation systems