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Map of Molenbeek. There are two distinct areas in Molenbeek: a lower area and an upper area. The lower area, next to the canal, consists of working-class, predominantly migrant, communities, mostly of Moroccan (mainly Riffian and Berber) descent, with many being second- and third-generation.
9th Century Europe Map: Atlas of Medieval Europe Angus Mackay,2002-09-11 Covering the period from the fall of the Roman Empire through to the beginnings of the Renaissance this is an indispensable volume which brings the complex and colourful history of the Middle Ages to life Key features geographical coverage extends to the broadest definition...
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- Western Europe
- The Rise of Feudalism
- The Expansion of Christendom
The past two hundred years have seen the Frankish kingdom expand over much of Europe under its vigorous ruler, Charlemagne; but then, after his death, swiftly break up. The kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire(covering Germany, northern Italy and some eastern lands) have emerged from the wreckage. Destructive invasions from outside – Vikings...
Thrown on their own resources by the weakness of the kings, local landowners build castles (at this stage of wood, later of stone), hire armed retinues (now mounted on horseback, the forebears of medieval knights), and establish almost royal power over their localities (in what would later be known as ‘fiefs’ – from which the term ‘feudalism’ comes...
Despite the troubles of the time, Christendom (a term often applied to Medieval Europe, denoting the dominating role Christianity has in its society and culture) is continuing to expand. However, it is increasingly dividing into an eastern branch (today represented by the Orthodox Church) based on Constantinople, and a western branch (the Catholic ...
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In the 9th century, Molenbeek was a small rural village with a church dedicated to Saint John the Baptist. From the late 1700s to the early 20th century, Molenbeek was an industrial centre in suburban Brussels; since then it has gone into steep decline.
