Who did Charlemagne influence?
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The Huns and the Moors.
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This is an odd question.  I don't think Martin Luther King Jr. influenced technology.\n\nAre you sure your school question isn't about Martin Luther\n\nHe lived in the 1500's and was the major factor in the creation of protestantism in the Christian faith.\n\nHe did lots to influence technology, including the creation of major printing presses and information availability.  Before the 1500's few people knew how to read.  Martin Luther, by promoting the printing of the bible for all to read encouraged literacy and therefore education and reform, which led to smarter people, which led to the invention of better technology.  Do you see where I'm going?\n\nThere's more information at.....
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people/group who influence self concept,emotions,attitudes and behaviors of a person\n\nfamily,school,peer group, mass media,religion,work place, the state.
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The answer is kind of convoluted, so I have provided the link to snopes.com article on the urban myth that they are supposed to be Charlemagne, David, Caesar, & Alexander.
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Christianity is the part of the world which has historically been influenced primarily by self-defined Christians.
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Universities disliked the influence of the Emperors \n\nPlato postulated that universities/schools should be operated by the state (influence of the state) \n\nwhereas Aristotle, his pupil, postulated that  schools/universities should be provided / paid \nby the state.
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Well, after Constantine conquered Rome, he legalized Christianity.  You could make the case that he's directly responsible for the Dark Ages, which began a little over a century later, a thousand years of superstition, ignorance, and repression of the arts and sciences, under religious rule.   More like de-civilzation and cultural devolvement.
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Quite a subjective question, but one genuinely good attempt at answering the  question is Michael Hart's 'The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History'.\nHe ranks Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) as No.1.
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Luther left behind a movement that quickly spread throughout the Western world. His doctrines, especially justification by faith and the final authority of the Bible, were adopted by other reformers and are shared by many Protestant denominations today. As the founder of the 16th - century Reformation, he is one of the major figures of Christianity and of Western civilization.
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I think Franklin Delano Roosevelt, because his influence is still felt today.  Social programs, foreign policy are still around 61 years after his death.  I think Woodrow Wilson was very influential with his idea for the League of Nations.  Theodore Roosevelt for his belief in the environment and the national park system.  Eisenhower because of the interstate system.  Nixon because we learned that the President was not infallible.  James Monroe because of his writing of the US Constitution.  Thomas Jefferson because of his brilliance and his gift of books that became the Library of Congress.   That's my list.
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The Crusades. There were seven of them sponsored by various Kings and Popes. \n\nChow!!
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:}\nAlbertus Magnus\na man who understood the value of information and learning\na man who used the works of those before him to enlighten those who followed.
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Charlemagne was a Frank king who brought great things during the Middle Ages\n-said to be born  April 2, 742\n-younger siblings- Carloman and Gisela\n-son of King Pippin the Short and Bertrada of Laon\n-king of the Franks from 768 to 814 and king of the Lombards from 774 to 814.\n-Father of Europe\n-first imperial power since fall of rome
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Of course he did: Have you ever heard of the Nichea Council?\nRead on:\n\nhttp://www.tertullian.org/rpearse/nicaea.html\n\nhttp://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/arch/sbrandt/nicea.htm
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Despite a prior poster's assertion, Neo-Platonism is in fact the dominant influence on Christianity outside of the biblical texts themselves. Neo-platonism was the key the great theologians used to understand the meaning of the Johannine logos.\n\nNeo-Platonism's huge influence is largely due to Athanasius and Augustine. See "Confessions" meditations in Book Ten and Book Eleven.\n\nThe Peripatetics on the other hand are probably the kind who were gently criticized by the writer of the Deuterocanonical Wisdom of Solomon (Chapter 13.)
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Charlemagne   circa 742-742 birth\nClovis   circa  466 birth\nConstantine   circa  272 birth
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It was Constantine. \n\n"Constantine is perhaps best known for being the first Roman Emperor to freely allow Christianity." (wikipedia)\n\nIncidentally, he let his mom (Helena Augusta) go around and pick out all the holy sites.