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In 330 CE, Constantine, an emperor, moved his capital in Rome to Byzantium. Later on, he called his area New Rome, or Nova Roma. But later, it became Constantinople.
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The start of Ghana's Golden age led to a very prosperous time and a very plentiful empire.
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In Janurary 532, while Justinian and Theodora were watching a chariot race, the Blues and Green went against Justinian and revolted.
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At about 570 CE, Muhammad was born in Makkah.
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After his last pilgramge, Muhammad dies shortly after.
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In 1054 CE, the patriarch of Constantinople, Cerularius, closed all of the churches that were worshiping the west. Pope Leo IX (West) was enraged exocommunicated Cerularius.
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In 1067, the Almoravid's conquered Kumbi, and later, in 1240, Mande conquers Kumbi.
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The Muslims conquer North Africa.