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The Western Roman Empire lost authority and ended up falling. -
When the Sui dynasty established its rule over a reunified China, Buddhism flourished as a state religion.
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The Muslim conquest of Persia, also known as the Arab conquest of Iran, was carried out by the Rashidun Caliphate -
The gregorian chant started to appear
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The Eastern Schism was the event that, breaking up what was the state Church of the Roman Empire, divided Chalcedonian Christianity between the Catholic Church in the West and the Orthodox Church in the East. -
The Hundred Years War was between France and England and was the longest war conflict Europe has known.
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The Fall of the Byzantine Empire is more or less when the Renaissance starts. -
Johannes Gutenberg was a German who, after failing in several business ventures, invented the printing press. -
Columbus discovers America. -
This composition was a combination of different forms, languages and
polyphonic textures. It was a mixture of comic and serious topics. It was very popular
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Marthin Luter was the founder of the protestant Reformation. The outcome was the
separation between his followers, the Protestants, and the Catholic Church. The Lutheran
Reformation brought several changes to music -
The German Peasants' War was an uprising or revolt of the peasants in the Holy Roman Empire.
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The scientific revolution is a term used to describe the emergence of modern science during the early modern era.
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Emperor Charles V renounced all his titles (except those associated with German territories) in favor of his son Philip, who became, in particular, King Philip II of Spain. -
The Renaissance ended near the date of the French Revolution.