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Interregional Patterns of Culture and Contact, 1200-1550
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Mongol Eurasia and Its Aftermath
Teachings of Buddhist Priests
1200 - 1300
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ICi
Mongols Captured Jin Capital of Yanjung
1215
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IAiv
Mongols Invaded Balkh
1220
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IAiii
Genghis Khan Told His Strategy
1227
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IAi
Khan Ogodei Rhanged Rax Rate
1230
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ICiii
Korean Family Takes Role of Military Leader
1231
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IFv
Koryo Kings Links Through Intermarrige
1258
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IFiv
Interaction Between the Muslims and Mongols Were Difficult
1260 - 1500
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IDi
Mongols Were Defeated at the Battle of Ain Jalut
1260
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IAii and IBi
Mongol Invade Japan
1274
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IFiii
Ghazan Declared Himself Muslim
1295
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IDii
Koryo Kings Mostly of Mongolian Bloodlines
1350
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IFii
Koryo Kings Forced to Remain Loyal
1368
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IFi
Many Mongols Moved Back to Mongolia
1368
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IEii
Mongols Stayed in China
1368
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ICii
Power Contests Broke Out
1368
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IEiii
Zhu Yuanzhang Created a New Empire
1386
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IEii
Timur Saw Himself the New Genghis Khan
1398 - 1402
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IDiii
Tropical Africa and Asia
Asia Traded Bananas With Africa
1200
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IIBii
Bantu-Speakers Spread Goods Across Africa
1200
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IIAii
Turkur Leader Accepted New Faith
1200
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IICi
Delhi Sultanate Begins
1206
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IIBi
Muslim Invaders Extended Ruler Over Hindu Princes and Chiefs
1206 - 1236
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IIAiii and IIEiii
Mali Empire Begins
1230
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IIAiii
Mali Had Only One Goal
1230
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IICiii
Kanem-Bornu Brings Islam to Conquered Cities
1250
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IIDiii
Muslims Seizes Gujarat
1298
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IIEii
Mansa Musa Brings Islam to His People
1325
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IIDii
Mansa Musa Returns
1325
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IICii
Bengel Becomes Center of Islam
1338
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IIEi
Great Zimbabwe Hit Its Peak
1400
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IIFi
Hausa States' Leaders' Religion was Islam
1450
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IIDi
Funlani People Extended Their Range
1500
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IIAi
The Latin West
Changes In Weaponry
1200
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IIIDiii
England Expands Power of Wales and Ireland
1200 - 1400
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IIIDii
"Industrial Revolution"
1200 - 1500
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IIIAiii
Maritime Trade
1200
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IIIBi
Venice's Diversion of the Fourth Crusade
1204
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IIIBiii
Draining Swamps and Clearing Forests
1250
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IIIAii
"Summa Theologica" By Thomas Aquinas
1267 - 1273
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IIICii
Gothic Cathedrals
1284
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IIIBii
New Universities Are Built
1300
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IIICi
Three-Fielf System
1300
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IIIAi
Hundred Years War
1337 - 1453
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IIIDi
Humanists
1350
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IIICiii
Maritime Revolution
Voyages of Polynesian People
400 - 1300
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IVAi
Voyages of Zheng He
1405 - 1433
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IVAii
Henry the Navigator
1415
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IVBii
First Slaves from Africa to Europe
1440
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IVAiii
Italy Voyages
1450
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IVBi
West Africans are Eagered to Trade with Europeans
1471
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IVCi
Africans Negotiate with Representative of Portugal
1482
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IVCii
Bartolomeu Dias Rounded Tip Of Africa
1488
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IVBiii
Christopher Columbus Made Second Trip To Hispaniola
1493
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IVFii
Vasco da Gama's Arrival in India
1498
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IVEi
King Manual Named Himself "King of Conquest"
1499
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IVEii
Portuguese Invaded Swahili Coast Cities
1505
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IVEiii
Queen Helena Asks King of Portugal to Form an Alliance
1509
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IVDii
Diseases Break Out
1518
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IVFii
Hernan Cortes Left Cuba
1519
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IVFiii
Adal's Victory Reduce Christian Kingdom to Risky State
1529
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IVDi
Christopher da Gama made it to Ethiopia
1539
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IVDiii
Slave Trade Move South in Africa
1540
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IVCiii