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Lead by Shi Huangdi, the Qin Dynasty was in south/east Asia and was against Confucianism.
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AKA Awkar, Ghana was the title of its ruler. Politics.
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Lead by Shi Huangdi, this was a Chinese dynasty is southeast Asia, they did not like Confucianism. Political. Actually was from 221 BCE to 206 BCE but this website won't show it when I set it to that.
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Lead the Qin Dynasty in southeastern Asia, did not like Confucianism. Made terracotta soldiers, was tricked into drinking poison that he thought would make him immortal. Born 259 BCE died 210 BCE, but this website won't let me label it as that.
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A Christian empire created where other kingdoms fell in places like lower Italy and Greece. Religion and politics.
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The Roman Empire was finally overthrown, and it then split into the Byzantine Empire to the East and the Latin Christendom in the west. Religion and politics.
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From 500 to 1000 western Europe was under constant attack from invaders like the Hungarians, Vikings, and Muslims in Spain.
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From the Middle East, Muhammad was the founder of Islam. He had a religious, political, and economic effect on Arabia, and later on other Islam territories.
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The Sui Dynasty rose after the Han Dynasty fell, and it started a 300 year "Period of Disunion." This has to do with politics.
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Another Chinese golden age, also the age of Buddhism which becomes the Tang's state religion. This has to do with politics and religion.
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Muhammad leads his followers into Medina for the first hajj, or pilgrimage. Religion.
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Lead by Ma'awiya, the Umayyad Caliphate was an Islamic caliphate in the Middle East. Religion and politics.
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In South Asia, he starts to travel around hoping to influence people to become Buddhist. Religion
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Around the 700s these civilizations began, social and geographic.
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Came to Eastern Africa around this time. Helped spread ideas and goods. Geographic, religion, politics.
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Coming from diasporic communities, they turn entire civilizations into Muslims pretty quickly, in Eastern Africa. Religion.
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Large groups of people with camels travelling over the African deserts. Geographic and cultural.They were very common around this time.
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The Abbasid Caliphate rose after the Umayyad Caliphate, but it fell apart in the 13th century. Political.
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By 900 Rome's population has dropped from 1,000,000 citizens to 10,000 citizens.
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The Song Dynasty rises about 50 years after the Tang fell. Lasts about 300 years. Politics and geography.
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In 1095 European Christians went out to fight and take over territory and spread Christianity. Religion and geography.
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The Kingdom of Great Zimbabwe flourished for a short time because of all the gold they had but soon fell. This has to do with geography, economic, and political things.
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In the Middle East/South Asia, it was an Islamic empire. Religion and politics.
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Similar to the Empire of Mali, was Islamic and in the Middle East/South Asia. Religion and politics.
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The brutal force of the Mongols and great military leadership lead them to take over many places and killing tons of people. This has to do with geography and social things.
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Marco Polo went to China to create a better relationship with them and hopefully create some trade between China and Europe.
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Smaller kingdom than some others like the Great Kingdom of Zimbabwe, located in Southwestern Africa. Politics.
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Ibn Battuta travelled around the Middle East and Africa spreading Islamic beliefs.
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Happened in Sub-Saharan Africa, around this time the Bantu's migrated here and spread many different mixed up languages. Cultural and geographic.
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He is now in West Africa after crossing the Sahara with a caravan, he is trying to spread Islam. Religion.
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Occurs around 1350 to 1400 because they ran out of gold. Political.
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People from West Africa were being shipped to Portugal to be used as slaves. Cultural, geographic.