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1 The Dark Ages

2 Byzantium Dates: Government and capital(s): Economy: Religion:
Culture: Art- Sci/ Tech: Accomplishments:

3 Justinian Accomplishments: War: Law: Building:

4 Islam Dates: Government and capital(s): Economy: Religion: Culture:
Art: Math: Science: Accomplishments:

5 Russia Dates: Government and capital(s): Economy: Religion: Culture:
Law- Economy: Religion: Culture: The Mongols:

6 Vikings Dates: Government and capital(s): Economy: Religion: Culture:
Accomplishments:

7 Germanic Tribes/ Franks
Dates: Government and capital(s): Economy: Religion: Culture: Accomplishments:

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