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Islamic Empires Politics
Byzantine Politics
Medieval Western Europe Politics
Economics
Social Structure
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The modern country the Frankish Kingdoms became.
France
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The founder of Islam.
Muhammad.
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The Byzantine emperor assembled a collection of Roman laws.
Justinian I
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The modern-day European country that was conquered by the Umayyad Caliphate.
Spain
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The empire that Byzantium was a continuation of.
Roman Empire
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The Europeans that were the first to explore North America.
Vikings
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The fall of this city heavily disrupts trade in Medieval Western Europe.
Rome
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The lowest group in Medieval Western Europe that had to work the land of their lords.
Serfs
400
The capital of the Byzantine Empire.
Constantinople
400
The dominant religion of the three Gunpowder Empires?
Islam
400
The city at the center of the Islamic Golden Age.
Baghdad
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The social group that was favored by the Umayyad Caliphate.
Arab Muslims
400
The emperor who founded the Byzantine Empire.
Constantine
400
The city that Europeans aimed to recapture during the Crusades.
Jerusalem
400
The period of history that begins after the fall of Constantinople, as Europeans seek out naval trade routes.
Age of Exploration
400
This group is partially responsible for feudalism arising in Medieval Western Europe.
Vikings
600
The peninsula conquered by the Rashidun Caliphate.
Arabian Peninsula
600
The leader of the Catholic Church.
The Pope
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The revival of education and literacy after the 'Dark Ages' in Western Europe.
Carolingian Renaissance
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This Caliphate reached the largest extent of any Islamic empire.
Umayyad Caliphate
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The empire that conquered the Byzantine Empire in 1453.
Ottoman Empire
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The victor in the Hundred Years' War.
France
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The plague that devastated the world in the 14th century.
Black Death
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Jews and Christians had to do this within the Islamic Empires.
Pay Taxes (jizya)
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The three empires shown in the map.
I - Ottoman Empire, II - Safavid Empire, III - Mughal Empire
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The holiest city in Islam.
Mecca
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Massive domed cathedral in Constantinople.
Hagia Sophia
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The Persian Empire that was conquered by the Rashidun Caliphate.
Sasanian Empire
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The surprising turn of events in 1204 in which Constantinople was sacked by Western European armies.
Fourth Crusade
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The first Holy Roman Emperor and King of the Franks.
Charlemagne
800
The three international trade networks the Islamic Empires were heavily involved in.
Trans-Saharan, Indian Ocean, & Silk Road
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The system where monks and nuns live separately from society in monasteries or convents.
Monasticism
1000
The two seas the Byzantine Empire is centered around.
Mediterranean Sea & Black Sea
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The event in the 11th century in which Christianity split into 2 branches.
Great Schism
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Agricultural system in Medieval Europe in which land is divided up to preserve soil fertility and increase crop productivity.
Three-Field System
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The leader that defeated the Abbasids and conquered Baghdad.
Hulegu Khan
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The system in which the Byzantine emperor is also the head of the church.
Caesaropapism
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The critical battle in which the Franks halted Arab expansion north.
Battle of Tours
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The main economic system of Western Medieval Europe.
Manorialism
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The caliphate that ended the favoritism and treated groups more equally.
Abbasid Caliphate