Post-classical project

​Byzantine Empire was started by Constantine I in the Eastern half of the Roman Empire 330.

• They shared both Christian and Roman heritages.

• In 453, Byzantine Empire fell to Ottoman Empire (Central Asian invaders).

• Their government was a Monarchy.

• They all shared early Christian religion. (Monotheism)

• Justinian I was a emperor who was best known as a legislator. A rule was named after him which reorganized the government, reduce corruption, and increase accountability. (572 - 565 AD)

​Byzantine

Multiple Choice

What type of religion did the byzantine empire practice?

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

• Monolistic

​The mongol empire was started by Genghis Khan or formally known as Chinggis Khan in 1206.

• Genghis Khan earned his power by his victories against the Kereit and the Naiman Turks.

• The largest contiguous empire in world history and contributed towards cultural diffusion.

• The empire fell because of miscommunication between the royal family and a calm military.

​Mongol Empire

Multiple Choice

Who started the mongol empire?

• Constatine

• Alaxander the Great

• Genghis Khan

• Sun Tzu

• ​Li Yuan was the founder of the Tang dynasty until his son, Taizong, took over after killing his two brothers and several nephews. 

• Taizong gained the nickname “Great Khan” by seizing a portion of Mongolia from the Turks.

• Taizong was a different kind of ruler since he was ruling under the control of Empress Wu who his dad removed, yet was brought back by Taizong since he was in love with her.

​Tang and Song China

​Lin Yuan

​Empress Wu

​Taizong

Multiple Choice

Who took over after Lin Yuan?

• Great Khan

• His son Taizong

• Empress Wu

• Lin Yuan

• ​Many of the Muslims were Monotheistic because there was 1 god named Allah

• The history of both Hindu and Muslims had peaceful relations and they interacted by trading throughout the Indian Ocean

• The Hindu and Muslims had the same gods and the same profits

• The Hindu were both Monotheistic and henotheistic.

​Hindu and Muslim Societies

Multiple Choice

How did the Hindus and Muslims trade?

• Trading throughout the Indian ocean

• The silk road

• The transatlantic slave trade

• The Indian revolution

​Feudalism- The order or class/role in a community where one has higher power than the other

• Role and power can be determined by currency, family or work.

• Can maintain everything in order and keep it stabilized.

Manorialism- The landowner (the one in the manor) has workers working in the land while they get food and the workers get protection

• Landowner benefits by getting food

• Workers go to the landowner seeking protection

Manor- A large country house with lands; the principal house of a landed estate

Multiple Choice

Define Feudalism?

• When people get put to work.

• The landowner (the one in the manor) has workers working in the land while they get food and the workers get protection

• War

• The order or class/role in a community where one has higher power than the other

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Mongol empire: Britannica School. (n.d.). Britannica School. https://school.eb.com/levels/high/article/Mongol-empire/631484

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Tang and song china:History.com Editor https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-china/tang-dynasty

Christian and Jewish Societies:International Society of Christian Endeavor / https://www.britannica.com/topic/International-Society-of-Christian-Endeavor

Religious reform movements / https://www.britannica.com/topic/Judaism/Religious-reform-movements

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At the Gates of Christendom: Jews, Muslims, and "Pagans" in Medieval Hungary, c. 1000-c. 1300

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