Charlemagne?

Question

What does Charlemagne signify, in terms of bringing order to government and advancing education and religion in Europe? Does the progress he makes sustain itself? If not, why?

Answer 1

Charlemagne was the most heinous person to ever rule in
Europe. His consolidation of power led to Northern mainland Europe being able to defend against the great and awesome Norse vikings who were trying to spread their magnificent culture and people across all of Europe. Because of this much of his empire didn't stick to the traditional religion of it's people and instead abandoned their faith for a new religion coming out of the middle east. his progress does not sustain itself because he left his empire equally to his 3 sons which took his empire in 3 different directions .

Answer 2

i like the points of the other commentors yet it did sustain itself by the fact that you have what is now modern-day France. He was able to really use 1 subject which at that time besides government was religion to keep these "different" sects of people who shared the same land together under one roof. He helped forge the way for these countries that we now know today that make up some sections of Europe, continue as countries though much fighting resulted

Answer 3

Charles the Great was a Frankish king who was able to establish the first Catholic Kingdom in Europe since the Fall of Rome. His kingdom was situated between modern-day France and Germany. His palace at the city of Aachen was a center of medieval learning. I would have to say that his progress sustained itself fairly well, considering his established Kingdom became the French monarchy (though there was minor infighting among his descendants).