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Collapse of the Han
Factions at court paralyzed the central government
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The emperor Constantine and new capital Constantinople
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Justinian (527-565 C.E.) and his legacy; Theodora (empress) Rebuilt Constantinople, including Hagia Sophia Codified Roman law_Corpus iuris civilis (The Body of the Civil Law)
Sent Belisarius to reconquer the western Roman empire (didn't last -
The hijra Under persecution, Muhammad and followers fled to Medina, 622 C.E.
The move, known as hijra, was the starting point of the Islamic calenda -
Battle of Tours European armies defeat Muslim armies and stop the spread of Islam in Europe.
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Eastern Orthodox Church
-Schism:division of a group into opposing factions (e.g. a schism in a religious group)
The Christian religion of the Byzantine Empire in the middle east that formed from Christianity's schism between the remains of the western and eastern Roman Empire. The Christian church ruled by the Byzantine emperor and the patriarchs of various historically significant Christian centers/cities. -
The Normans were descendents of Vikings in Normandy, France Duke William of Normandy invaded England in 1066
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started as a widespread pilgrimagee but turned into a military exoedition to conquest jerusalem
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the capturing of the Baghdad capital by the mongols and allied troops
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The Travels of Marco Polo, dictated by him, described Chinese politics, economy, and culture in detail, which greatly aroused the desire of westerner to go to China and had a great effect on the European navigation.
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The Travels of Marco Polo, dictated by him, described Chinese politics, economy, and culture in detail, which greatly aroused the desire of westerner to go to China and had a great effect on the European navigation.
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Pilgrimage he took to mecca during his reign.
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a pilgrimage to mecca that took 29 in which he traveled to many muslim countries
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Epidemic that swept through europe and killed about 25 million people.
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The Golden Age of peace and fluorishment ends in Rome