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The Byzantine Empire started at 395.Was the Eastern Roman Empire,Its capital was Constantinople.The peak o Byzantine Empire was in the 6th century with the Emperor Justinian.
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In the year 395 the Roman Empire, with its capital in Rome, and the Eastern Roman Empire, with its capital in Constatinople.
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The Western Roman Empire falls by the year 476.The Christian- Germanic kingdoms arise in the territories that had once belonged to the Western Roman Empire.The Middle Ages was divided into three major periods: Early Middle Ages, High Middle Ages, Late Middle Ages.The Middle Ages finished with the discovery of America
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The Western Roman Empire falls the year 476.The Christian- Germanic kingdoms arise in the territories that had once belonged to the Western Roman Empire.It finishes around the 1050 because of the economic,demographic and social developements in Europe.
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It was buit in the year 537. Justinian ordered building the church of Hagia Sophia.
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Muhammad, the islamic prophet was born in Mecca
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Muhammad is born at Mecca in the year 570. During this century, Islam enters into conflict with Byzantium in order to expand along the Mediterranean.
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Muhammad was born at Mecca in the year 570. During this century, Islam enters into conflict with Byzantium in order to expand along the Mediterranean
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Charlemagne promotes science and education for all even for a few women.Schools were founded in monasteries
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It started because of the economic, demographic and social developements in Europe at this time coincide with a period of good climate that promotes productive harvests.It finishes because of a serios crisis.
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A schism in 1054 A.D marked the separation between orthodox and Catholic Christianity.
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The plage killed 50 million people.
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It arises after a serious crisis accompanied by epidemics, famines and wars.Constantinople falls to the Turks.This era was called Renaissance
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The printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenbërg.
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America was discovered by Columbus.
