6 sentences with “culmination”

The 18th century was the culmination of many of the patterns that first emerged in the late medieval and early Renaissance period.

The Crusades were part of a centuries-long series of wars that Christian Spaniards called the Reconquista, which reached its culmination in the late 15th century.

The gift represented the culmination of many happy years the Burris couple had spent with their son, a highly esteemed student at Lincoln High School in Tallahassee, Florida.

Meanwhile, in 1206 the Mongols elected a leader named Temujin (b. 1167) "Khan", which simply means "lord" or "warlord". The election was the culmination of years of battles and struggles between Temujin and various rival clan leaders.

This was the culmination of anti-clerical measures that had begun in the first year of the Revolution, with the confiscation of church land and property, but now aimed at nothing less than the suspension of Christianity itself in France.

In recent decades, however, historians have come to recognise that it is probably more accurate and helpful to regard this period of Church history as a Catholic Reformation in itself, the culmination of reformist tendencies that had been present in the Church for centuries before Martin Luther initiated the Protestant break with the Roman Church.