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Temujin
He accrued power by allying several clans and brought the Mongol tribes under a single confederation and was proclaimed Ghengis Khan
Karakorum
This was the Mongol capital
Ghengis Khan
Using equestrian skills he honed cavalry units uniting central Asia by attacking Tibet, northern China, Persia, and central Asian steppes.
Marco Polo
He traveled from Italy to China during Mongol times and was introduced to Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
He traveled to remote parts of China from Venice on land and upon returning by sea he went to Sumatra, Ceylon, India, and Arabia
Marco Polo
The stories of his travels were immortalized when taken prisoner of war during the feuds of Venice and Genoa where a romance writer translated his tales of travel along the Silk Road
Marco Polo
His travels inspired Columbus and others to attempt to find a passage to the East.
Mongol Christian Diplomacy
Trading networks made it necessary to establish _____ _____ _____.
Mongol Christian Diplomacy
United through this, Europeans and Mongols attacked Muslims in Jerusalem
Mongol Christian Diplomacy
This resulted in renewed use of the Silk Road reestablishing trade between East ASia and Europe
Pax Mongolica
Period of peace between the Mongols and Europeans influenced by the reestablishment of the Silk Road
Pax Mongolica
The establishment of the Yuan dynasty ushered in a period of peace known as this.
Kublai Khan
Grandson of Ghengis, he consolidated Mogul rule in China but failed to conquer Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma, Java and Japan
Kublai Khan
His death signaled a decline in the Mongol Empire as a result of financial difficulties.
Golden Horde
They overran Russia and explored Poland, Hungary, and Eastern Germany
Golden Horde
This became the last faction of the Mongol Empire in the Caucasus and the Crimean peninsula until the 15th century
Hulegu
Kublai's brother that conquered the Abbasid Empire in Persia and attempted to expand Syria but failed
Il Khanate
This was taxation in the Mongol Empire and was administered through Persian officials that delivered it to the Mongols
Il Khanate
Aside from the death of Kublai Khan and economic woes, fractional troubles in Persia led to the collapse of this
Yuan Dynasty
Established in China this began a period of Pax Mongolica
Muhammad
He had a transformational spiritual experience and traveled through the Arabian Peninsula proclaiming to be the last prophet of Allah
Qur'an
Allah's words were given to Muhammad and collected by his followers and compiled in this
Hadith
This is a record of the sayings attributed to Muhammad and accounts of the prophets deeds
Hadith
This serves as a guide for interpreting the Qur'an and for social and legal customs
Hadith
This lays out the concepts of the five pillars, tenets central to Islam
Mecca
Muhammad journeyed here which became a symbolic starting point of the official Islamic calendar and a religious pilgrimage for followers of Islam
Muhammad
He was the last prophet; both Moses and Jesus were considered prophets in Islam before him
Caliphs
Rapid expansion of Islam was the work of these who spread the word through pilgrimages
Middle East
Over a period of 50 years Muslims gained control of the _____ _____ adding to the spread of Islam
Charles Martel
He defeated the Islamic invaders at the Battle of Tours ending Islamic expansion in the west.
Battle of Tours
Led by Charles Martel the victory here could not have been possible without the Frankish unification of Western Europeans.
Charlemagne
Grandson of Charles Martel, he amassed a kingdom that included parts of France and Germany
Carolingian Empire
Charlemagne ruled this empire quelling disputes between local leaders and reclaimed centralized imperial rule
Charlemagne
Without funding for his empire he chose to travel throughout during most of his reign and the legitimacy of his empire was pronounced by the Roman Catholic Church
Charlemagne
Was crowned by the Pope as the Emperor of the Romans marking the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire but died shortly afterwards
Holy Roman Empire
This was a collection of Germanic states that began under the reign of Charlemagne and continued under Otto of Saxony
Holy Roman Empire
This encompassed Germany and at times eastern Europe and Italy
Otto of Saxony
He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor for reestablishing Christian authority in the region after invading Italy in the name of peace and the church.
Louis the Pius
The son of Charlemagne he succeeded the throne but lost control of his bureaucracy.
Fall of the Carolingian Empire
External pressures from Muslims, Magyars and Vikings and the bickering of Louis the Pius' sons over their inheritance caused the _____ _____ _____ _____.
Silk Road
This was a trade route that connected the Han and Roman Empires during classical times
Silk Road
Facilitating exchange of goods, ideas and disease to include the Bubonic Plague
Silk Road
Following the fall of the Han and Roman Empires this was revived through Pax Mongolica, Tang and Song Dynasties.
William of Normandy
He invaded the Isle of Britain leading to the Norman Conquest
William of Normandy
He defeated the English king and took England as his own spreading feudalism to England.
Doomsday Book
Instituted by William of Normandy, this was a census that was used to determine taxes.
100 Years War
This was a series of conflicts, and perhaps the most notable of the Middle Ages.
100 Years War
With the death of Louis X, this resulted because of an absence of a male descendant to the French throne
Joan of Arc
This historical figure appeared during the 100 Years War which raised troop morale and helped turn the tide against the English.
Joan of Arc
This historical figure helped the French secure victory at Orleans
Battle of Castillon
This was the last official battle of the 100 Years War
Treaty of Picquigny
This formally ended the 100 Years War