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The Nomadic tribes made use of this device originally developed by the Chinese.

The Stirrup

100

Under this Emperor the German Empire became known as the Holy Roman Empire.

Emperor Otto

100

Became known as Constantinople or "Constantine's City"

New Rome

100

Muslim artists excelled in this

Calligraphy

100

This word means "universal" or "encompassing all"

Catholic

200

This countries social structure had 6 levels.

Korea

200

Gained control of Novgorod.

Rurik

200

The Vietnamese broke from the Chinese domination and formed this kingdom.

Dai Viet

200

The largest of 1,000 Buddhist temples built in Cambodia.

Angkor Wat

200

The main religion of Japan

Shintoism

300

This dynasty emerged under the leadership of Yang Jian.

Sui

300

The 1st emperor of Japan.

Jimmu Tenno

300

Incan civilization settled in this valley.

Valley of Cuzco

300

Incans used this system to record data.

Quipu

300

One of the 5 pillars of Islam

Shahadah

Salat

Zakat

Sawm

Hajj

400

Japanese warrior was called this

Samurai

400

The last notable Hohenstaufen ruler

Frederick II

400

These provided a meeting place for the East West trade during the Middle Ages.

Fairs 

400

The English barons forced King John to set his seal to this "Great Charter".

Magna Carta

400

Made Buddhism the favored national religion in Japan.

Prince Shotoku

500

When a lord grants land to a loyal servant. 

Our word feudal comes from this.

Fiefs

500

During the Middle Ages was the most powerful of the Germanic peoples.

Franks

500

The Huns, Turks, Avars, and Mongols all called this home.

Asia

500

Mural painted by Leonardo one a monastery wall in Milan.

The Last Supper

500

A special church court commissioned by the pope to stamp our heresy.

Inquisition