Rome and Christianity
Byzantines & Islam
Medieval Europe
Asia
Late Middle Ages
100

The wealthy upper class of the Roman Republic.

patricians

100

The capital of the Byzantine Empire.

Constantinople

100

This system involved land ownership and mutual obligations between lords and vassals.

feudalism

100

Early Japan adopted this religion and writing system from China.

Buddhism and Chinese characters

100

This pandemic followed trade routes and devastated Europe.

Black Death (Bubonic Plague)

200

His assassination led to the fall of the Roman Republic.

Julius Caesar

200

The religion that spread quickly through trade and conquest from Arabia.

Islam

200

He was crowned emperor by the Pope, uniting much of Western Europe.

Charlemagne

200

This empire was created through brutal conquest and spanned much of Asia.

Mongol Empire

200

A long-term effect of the Crusades and plague was the rise of this form of rule.

monarchies

300

This period brought peace, prosperity, and achievements to the Roman Empire.
 

Pax Romana

300

This battle stopped the advance of Islam into Western Europe.

Battle of Tours

300

This institution helped unify Europe after the fall of Rome.

Christian Church

300

This invention from Tang and Song China revolutionized war.

gunpowder

300

This series of religious wars helped end the feudal era and increase trade.

the Crusades

400

Christians practiced in secret during Roman times due to this.

persecution

400

This emperor is known for organizing Roman law into a single code.

Justinian

400

During feudalism, the place where nobles and peasants lived; a self-sustaining system

manor

400

This gate symbolizes harmony with nature in Shinto beliefs.

torii gate

400

This event ended Byzantine dominance and began Ottoman rule.

Fall of Constantinople

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