Key Events and Changes in Medieval Europe and Asia

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Tang Dynasty

Period of cultural and economic prosperity in China.

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Charlemagne

Crowned emperor by Pope Leo III in 800.

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Heian Period

Era of significant literary contributions by women in Japan.

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Serfs

Peasants tied to the land in feudal Europe.

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Third Crusade

Richard I led efforts to reclaim Jerusalem from Muslims.

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Great Wall

Constructed for protection of unified China under Wendi.

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Song Dynasty

Period marked by agricultural and trade encouragement.

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Chinese Poetry

Flourished under Tang Dynasty with poets like Li Bai.

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Motte-and-Bailey

Earliest type of medieval castle design.

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Turret

Tower for castle guards to defend against attackers.

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Moat

Water-filled ditch providing protection for castles.

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Knights

Fighters serving lords, defending castles in feudalism.

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Manor Economy

Self-sufficient estates central to early medieval life.

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Canon Law

Church laws governing all, including kings and peasants.

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Pope Urban II

Called for the First Crusade to reclaim the Holy Land.

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Concordat of Worms

Agreement granting church authority to appoint bishops.

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Magna Carta

Document limiting the powers of King John in England.

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Black Death

Plague killing over one-third of Europe's population.

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Hundred Years' War

Conflict over feudal possessions between England and France.

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Joan of Arc

Led French to victories during the Hundred Years' War.

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Scholasticism

Blend of Greek philosophy and Christian theology.

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Roger Bacon

Pioneer of scientific method through experimentation.

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Gothic Cathedrals

Architectural style aimed at inspiring thoughts of God.

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William I

Conquered England in 1066, established the Domesday Book.

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Louis IX

Reformed French court system for equal justice.

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Common Law

Uniform legal system established by Henry II in England.

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Vikings

Invaders from Scandinavia, settled parts of Europe.

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Leif Erikson

First European to reach North America.

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Christian Unity in Spain

Developed during wars against Muslim control.

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