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In 476 C.E, the last emperor of the west was driven from his throne, and the western half of the empire dissolved into many kingdoms and tribes.
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In 330 C.E, Constantine moved his capital to Byzantium. It officially began at around 500 C.E. between Asia and Europe, and was known as the Byzantine Empire.
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The Ghana Empire began in the 500's.
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In 610 C.E., Muhammad became the prophet of Islam after praying in a cave.
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In 651 C.E., the first official edition of the Qur'an was written by Caliph Uthman.
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In the 750's, bookmaking began to promote the Qur'an and other literature.
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In 1000 C.E., feudalism was developed in order to provide people with safety and protection.
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In 1054 C.E., the patriarch of Constantinople, and the pope excommunicated each other, which resulted as the split between the east and west of Rome.
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In 1085 C.E., the Christians reconquered Toledo in Spain.
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In 1096 C.E., four nobles led thecrusaders to the First Crusade.
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In 1146 C.E., the Second Crusade negan as a result of the Christians' loss.
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In 1189 C.E., the Third Crusade was organized by King Richard I.
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The Ghana Empire ended in the 1200's.
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In June 1215, unhappy barons forced King John to sign the Magna Carta which limited the king's rights.
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In around 1240 C.E. MAnde conquered Kumbi and built the Mali Empire.
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In 1258 C.E., the Mongols destroyed Baghdad and assasinated the Muslim caliph.
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In the 1300's, the Mongol Empire was badly weakened.
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In 1337 C.E., France and England began to fight a long war over land.
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The Bubonic plague also known as black death begain in 1347 C.E. and tormented people all over Europe.
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In the 1400's, Queen Isabell and King Ferdinand used the Inquisition to unie Spain.
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The Byzantine Epire lasted until 1453 C.E. until it was eventually conquered by the Ottoman Turks.
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In 1453 C.E., the French were finally able to retreat the English army due to Joan of Arch's heroism.
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In 1492 C.E., the Muslims lost Granada to the Spanish.
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Starting from aroung 768 C.E., Charlemagne unified the Christian areas of Europe into an empire.
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