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The Byzantine Empire modeled its law code and many other insitutions after this late empire.

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Though the Emperor Theodosius gets credit for retaking Rome because of his status, this general was instrumental in the military operations.

11. The Emperor Theodosius was heavily influenced by this woman.
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The Emperor Theodosius was heavily influenced by this woman.

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The Byzantine Empire broke ties with Rome during the Great Schism. As a result this religious leader no longer had authority in Constantinople.

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By the time the Ottoman Turks took Constantinople in 1453, the head of the Orthodox Church had moved north to this city.

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Ivan III modeled his empire after this empire that gave the Russian people their religion.

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These local leaders, who were handpicked by the Mongols, became very wealthy by becoming “tax collectors” for the Mongol Empire.

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Before the arrival of the Mongols, This major city became the first major Slavic kingdom when it became a center for trade.

17. This Scandinavian ruler brought stability to Kiev.
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This Scandinavian ruler brought stability to Kiev.

18. Ivan declared himself “Tsar” which translates to this Latin word.
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Ivan declared himself “Tsar” which translates to this Latin word.

19. The Mongol Empire was founded by this man.
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The Mongol Empire was founded by this man.

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This successor state to the Mongol Empire appointed Muscovite Princes as “tax collectors”.

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Though not the first European to visit China, this man recorded his entire visit and inspired a new age of European relations to East Asia.

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The Mongol Empire greatly influenced Russia, China, Persia, and Europe. This Asian region was relatively unaffected due to isolation from these mountains.

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This man established the Chinese portion of the Mongol Empire after the death of the Great Kahn.

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Muhammad’s successors became known by this title, meaning successor in Arabic.

25. Islam is predominantly divided between these two sects.
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Islam is predominantly divided between these two sects.

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The city Muhammad was form was already a pilgrimage site before the spread of Islam. Today this city in modern day Saudi Arabia is the pilgrimage site Muslims are required to attempt to make.

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Under the Abbasid Caliphate, Baghdad became the intellectual center of the world. This man who developed the
Canon of Medicine in Baghdad is an example of amazing advancements during this time.

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The Qur'an instructs followers to allow others to freely practice their religion within Muslim lands as long as this arrangement is made.

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African religions tended to blend indigenous religions with monotheistic traditions brought by trade. The word to describe this blending of ideas.

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As a result of migrations of people across Africa from 500 to 1500ce, most of Sub-Saharan Africa belongs to this language family.

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The Sudanic Empires gained great wealth facilitating the trade of these two goods.

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This man traveled extensively for his time and helped link Sub Saharan Africa to the Islamic World.

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As a testament to the Sudanic Empires’ great wealth, this man drove up this county's inflation by 10 to 25% by simply giving large amounts of gold away when he passed through on a pilgrimage to Mecca.

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45. Khanate of the Golden Horde
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Bantu $

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