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Jiang previews the next arc as Roman decline, the Frankish or Holy Roman Empire, and then the rise of the Vikings.
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Frankish Empire
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"And the Frankish Empire will lead to the rise of the Vikings. All right? All right. So those are the next three classes. All..."
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"...his name means Charles the Great. And he is of the Frankish Empire. And he was able to unite most of Europe through major..."
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"Okay? But now they're brought into the orbit of this new Frankish Empire. Okay? But again, and this is the Frankish Empire at the..."
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"...Roman Empire. Okay? It's basically the French Empire. Okay? Or the Frankish Empire."
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The Holy Roman Empire was not holy, not Roman, and not much of an empire.
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History is not a cycle, and it is not a line moving politely toward truth.
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