Christianity
-religion that was attempted to be stomped out by Rome due to refusal to worship emperors as divine beings.
-spread throughout medditeranean basin due to trade routes
Anatolia
-one of places reached by Islam due to the Turkish migration
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Christianity
-religion that was attempted to be stomped out by Rome due to refusal to worship emperors as divine beings.
-spread throughout medditeranean basin due to trade routes
Anatolia
-one of places reached by Islam due to the Turkish migration
Gregory the Woodworker
Paul of Tarsus
Visigoths
Ostrogoths
Augustine
Huns
Vandals
Shinto
-an indigenous religion of Japan
Buddhism
-founded by Siddhartha Guatama
-focused on four noble truths
-goal to reach nirvana
Hinduism
-main religion of india
-goal to reach spiritual purity
Daoism
Chivalry
Pope
Patriarch
-leader of the greek orthodox church
Roman Catholic
Eastern orthodox
Constantinople
Zimbabwe
-"dwelling of the chief"
Mongols
Golden Horde
Sultan
Bezant
Hanseatic League
Abbasid dynasty
Ummayyad dyansty
Harun al-Rashid
-leader of abbasid dysnasty
-helped reach its peak
Abu al-abbas
Muhammad Islam
Muslims
foot binding
Tang taizong
Otto of saxony crusades
dar al-islam
Kowtow
Chinggis Khan
Khubilai Khan
Khanbaliq
-" city of the khan"
Khadija
Koran/Quaran
Justinian
-ruler of byzantine empire
Hadith
Sunnah
sharia
Diocletian
Attila
Pope Urban II
Judaism
Song Dynasty
Tang dynasty
Saladin
Holy Roman Empire
William of Normandy
bantu
Ghana
Byzantium
Dominicans
-an order of mendicants founded by st dominic
-purpose was to live in poverty and serve their community
Franciscans
Edict of milan
Council of nicea
Harihara and bukka
Saljuk Turks
Ottoman Turks
Caesaropapism
the mixing of political and religious authority
caravanserais
reconquista
-spainish crusade
moors
-used by Christian Europeans to designate the Muslim inhabitants
barracks emperors
Hugh capet
Bhakti Movement
Greek Fire
-devastating weapon used at sea by byzantine forces
Sunni
Shiite
Yurts
-tents used by nomadic turkish and mongol tribes
Hagia Sophia
Mahmud of Ghazni
Marco polo
Delhi Sultans
Angkor Thom
Mansa Musa
Niani
Kongo
hajj
Jizya
Guilds
baghdad
Instanbul
Mecca
Birth place of Islam
Medina
damascus
Griots
-professional singers, historians and story tellers
bedouin
berbers
Thomas Aquinas
Angkor Wat
Basil II
Iconoclasm
Caste system
social stratification characterised by endogamy, hereditary transmission of a style of life which often includes an occupation, ritual status in a hierarchy, and customary social interaction and exclusion based on cultural notions of purity and pollution
What role did William of Normandy play in the development of England? Why was England able to develop a centralized government earlier than other states of the age?
William invaded England and introduced Normand principles of government to them. After William England rules with a much more centralized government. England establishes a strong centralized government partly because of the invaders who introduce it, and partly because it was so far away from Rome where the pope lives.