600 CE-1450 (B-Day) timeline.

201

golden Era

China at this time whent into a crazy period. But eventully brought themselves back together creating the grand canal increasing trade and wealth.
450

latin america

Theocratic empire develops at Teotihuacán in Mexico with a large urban center and Pyramids of the Sun and Moon.-allison coe
527

Bubanic Plague

Lasting from 527-564, the Bubanic plague (also called 'sixth plague of justinian') killed many Europeans and spread extremely quickly.
(Taryn pEpping)
530

Feudalism Europe - Abigail

After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire by 530 CE, Europe was split into different kingdoms ruled by Germanic kings, and operated on a social system called feudalism. In feudalism, land was granted to the lords by the king, who in turn rented it to vassals in exchange for military and economic support. The vassals then had the land worked by peasants and serfs.
Jan 1, 600

North America

Europeans begin to travel and explore North America after conquering Latin American societies Mitchel Dierickx
Jan 1, 600

North America

The Vikings set foot in Newfoundland, almost 500 years before Columbus came Mitchel Dierickx
Jan 1, 600

North America

Many civilizations began to form in Canada Mitchel Dierickx
Jan 1, 600

Latin America

At this time, Latin America is generally a male dominated society, although women are appreciated. -Miranda Hale
May 5, 600

Japan advances

The Japanese developed a system of feudalism, a political and economic system less developed than those of centralized empires, but more powerful than a purely local government. Feudalism was accompanied by a set of political values that emphasized mutual ties, obligations, and loyalties. The Japanese elites - who came to be known as daimyos - found military talent in the samurai, professional warriors who swore loyalty to them.
May 6, 600

Middle East: Social Structures: Development and Transformation

In Muslim lands, women seldom traveled. They mostly worked in fields and tended animals. Urban women lived in seclusion and did not leave the homes without covering themselves. Although women sometimes became literate and studies w/ relatives, they did so away from unrelated men. For women, public roles were generally barred.
Jennah Davison
May 5, 601

korea taken by the Tang

In the 7th century most of korea is taken over by the Tang. resulted in the Korean Silla Dynasty's king recognizing the Tang emperor as his overlord. Tang forces withdrew from the peninsula, and even though Korea paid tribute to China, the Silla rulers were allowed to have a greatly deal of autonomy. Significantly, though, the tributary relationship developed in a great deal of Chinese influence diffusing to Korea. The Silla built a new capital modeled on the Tang capital, Confucian schools wer
May 7, 622

Islam is Founded

Muslims believes that the prophet Muhammad is the messenger of God.
May 6, 634

Middle East: States: Building, Expansion, Conflict

Arab conquests were mostly outside of Arabia. The Arab armies took over Syria and Egypt from the Byzantine Empire. Tunisia fell and became the governing center, which was organized by an Arab-led army. Sind, the southern Indus Valley, succumbed to invaders from Iraq. Muslim dominion remained stable for the next three centuries.
Jennah Davison
May 7, 650

650 CE Caribbean [AM]

Arauquinod expanded into the Caribbean chain.
Jan 1, 700

Latin America

Quipu becomes the standard recording device of the Andean civilizations. Variations of the system of tying knots to represent words had been used for centuries prior to this. This specific concept of the Quipu system did not become widespread until the rise of the Incan Empire in the 15th century. -Miranda Hale
May 6, 700

West Africa

Ghana empire began t develope. This was greatly due to trade.
May 6, 700

West Africa

The Islamic religion began to spread into West Africa due to the trans saharan trade route.
May 7, 700

Trade (South Africa)

Trade between South African and Arabs and the Phoenicians begins, items traded include ivory tusks, rhino horns, gold, shells and slaves
Stephanie Kepner
May 8, 700

Eastern African Trade

Eastern African still had very limited contact with other continents, but trade did begin to flourish in that area.
May 7, 750

Colonies-helena-oceania

750 A. D. The rest of the pacific was colonized during this time period. This also brings some trade of resources, and sweet potatoes travel to new islands to become a part of islanders diets.
May 7, 750

Beginning of Abbasid Caliphate

The Umayyad defined Arab realm ethnically rather than religiously, so the majority of Arabs that are Muslims revolted--starting the religious based Abbasid Caliphate.
May 5, 1000

Neo-Confucianism

1000-1200Development of neo-Confucianism.
Cultures, Social Structures
Kevin Knoer
May 6, 1000

West Africa

Around 1000 CE the ghana empire fell because of internal conflict and others trying to invade the empire.
May 6, 1000

West Africa

The sosso tribe became the next powerful empire in West Africa after th Ghana empire.
May 8, 1000

Muslim Invade India (SE Asia)

Muslims invaded India and the story is considered one of the bloodiest in history. The invasions actually continued even through when the Muslims were ruling India. Emily Lane
May 6, 1050

Middle East: Economic System: Creation, Expansion, Interaction

During this time, Iran and Iraq had economic misfortunes that were caused by robust urbanization which had strained food sources and political fragmentation had dissipated revenues. The practice of using land grants to pay soldiers also was a part of it. When grant holders used agents to collect taxes, the agents took little interest in improving production all which weakened the agricultural base of the economy.
Jennah Davison
May 6, 1054

Schism

The formal divide of the Latin church and Othodox church, still not completly mended. Caused by the want of control by both the pope and leaders of Western Europe. (Taryn Pepping)
Period: May 8, 1095 to May 8, 1204

The Crusades Europe - Abigail

The Crusades were armed pilgrimages to the Holy Land by Christians determined to recover Jerusalem from Muslim rule. They succeeded in bringing Islamic influence into European society through cultural diffusion.
May 6, 1100

Water Systems and Irrigation in South Asia

Villagers in India develop a system of stone and earthen dams across rivers to store water for slow release through elaborate irrigation canals. This was for certain regions that couldn’t move their pastoral herds to the water, but had to bring it to them. Many irrigation systems were introduced by the Delhi Sultanate
May 8, 1100

Aztec's

Aztecs rose to power and remained until the arrival of Spaniards in 16th century. Strict society was broken into four major classes.
1. Nobles
2. Commoners
3. Serfs
4. Slaves
May 8, 1100

Aztec Belifes

Aztecs sacrificed war captives and prsoners human hearts. This was done out of their belief that their God relied on human hearts and by doing this sacrifice they were appeasing their God.
Roni Storjohann
May 8, 1100

Aztec Advancements

Aztecs created Chinampas which provided fertile land for growing crops. They created these by digging out islands in damp areas surrounded by water.
Roni Storjohann
May 8, 1137

Ethiopian Empire Begins

The beginning of the Ethiopian Empire
(The picture is of the ancient Ethipian flag that was used at this time period!)
May 5, 1150

Gunpowder

1150Explosive powder used in weapons in China
Enviroment, Cultures, Conflict
Kevin Knoer
May 5, 1162

Khan

1162-1227Genghis Khan's life. He brings conflict all across Central Asia.
Conflict, States
Kevin Knoer
May 5, 1168

latin america

Aztecs enter from South America and eventually gain control Central Valley of Mexico while defeating a previous civilization.-allison coe
May 7, 1187

Saladin Recaptures Jerusalem

After the fall of the Fatmid dynasty, Saladin recaptures JErusalem from the Europeans and fought off the crusades.
May 8, 1192

Buddhism Destroyed in India (SE Asia)

Buddhism fell after the northeastern stronghold of Buddhism fell when the Turks took over India from Delhi along with the fall of the Nalanda university. Emily Lane
May 5, 1200

the monguls attack

The monguls attack most of asia caturing and taking over almost all of it.
May 6, 1200

BYzantine Empire

600-1200 Byzantine Empires established Chirstianity as their official religion, also continued Roman Imperial Rule and tradition that was ignored in the West...eventually lost many supporters becasue they turned to the Muslim faith. (Taryn pEpping)
May 6, 1200

Indian Ocean Trade

Traders and merchants in the Indian Ocean trade route. It began to expand and was one of the world’s richest trading networks.
May 7, 1200

Caribbean [AM]

Caribs migrated over from Orinoco river to settle the Caribbean islands.
May 8, 1200

Eastern Africa slave trade

Eastern Africas main export was slaves due to the need for slaves in both European and Islamic nations at that time.
May 8, 1200

Russia

Mongols are under the eadership of Genghis Khan and officially conquer Russia
May 8, 1200

The Thais Arrive (SE Asia)

The Thais settled in the Khmer area from southern China and Buddhism began to replace Hinduism. Emily Lane
May 8, 1200

Central Asia

1200Innoculation for smallpox in China
Cultures
Kevin Knoer
May 13, 1200

Easter island

During this time the Easter Island sculptures are formed, due to a competitive building tradition between chiefs. Chiefs saught a higher status in society by attempting to build the tallest sculptures.
May 6, 1206

Delhi Sultanate 1206-1526

Turkish and Muslim invaders took advantage over the great fragmentation in India and eventually extended their rule over most of Northern India. Personal and religious rivalries, the discontent of Hindus and the eventual revolt of Muslim nobles led to the disintegration of the Delhi
May 6, 1206

Slavery and Gender Roles in South Asia

In India the city of Delhi was overflowing with slaves. The Muslim rulers sold many Hindus into slavery and sometimes even gave them as presents to emperors of China. Women’s main jobs continued to be child rearing and food preparation. Their status was based on that of their father, husband or owner.
May 7, 1215

Discovery-helena-oceania

1215 A. D. Islanders from Tahiti discover New Zealand and begin to send some civilians to settle there.
May 8, 1237

Russia

Mongols invade Russia, Tartars, (turkic people), establish empire of the Golden Horde in southern Russia
May 6, 1240

West Africa

the sosso tribe were then conquered by the Mali empire.
May 7, 1260

Battle of Nazareth

The mongols are defeated in the Battle of Nazareth, weakening mongol rule.
May 8, 1270

East Africa - Zagwe

The Zagwe dynasty was overthrown by a king claiming lineage with the Aksumite emperors
May 8, 1290

Sultanate of Delhi (SE Asia)

The Sultanate of Delhi was the various Muslim dynasties that ruled in India, founded after Muhammad of Ghor defeated Prithvi Raj and captured Delhi. Emily Lane
May 5, 1300

Marco Polo

1300Marco Polo travels in China.

Cultures
Kevin Knoer
May 7, 1300

Caribbean [AM]

Mayoid entered Trinidad and remained the dominant culture until Spanish Settlement.
May 5, 1325

latin america

Aztecs find and take over island called Tenochititlan under Emperor Moctezuma I.-allison coe
May 6, 1325

Religious Tolerance in South Asia

During the Delhi rule India experienced a more religiously tolerant period. The Sultan Muhammad ibn Tughluq sought to win the loyalty of Hindus and Muslims by promoting religious tolerance.
May 5, 1350

latin america

The Incans rapidly expand in Andean South America.-allison coe
May 8, 1350

The Renaissance Europe - Abigail

The Renaissance was a period of intense artistic and intellectual activity spurred by new discoveries in Europe from the Islamic Caliphates during the Crusades. It took place during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
May 8, 1380

Russia

Prince Dmitry Donskoy of Moscow leads RUssian army to an important victory over the Mongols in the Battle of Kulikovo. (Mongols still in control until about 1480.)
Jan 1, 1415

Latin America

Prince Henry the Navigator opens the great Portuguese "Age of Exploration". At this time, Europeans began exploring the world by sea in search of trading partners, new goods, and new trade routes. In addition, some explorers set sail to simply learn more about the world. The information gained during this time significantly helped in the advancement of geographic knowledge, including 'The New World' of the Americas. -Miranda Hale
May 5, 1415

latin america

Prince Henry the Navigator starts the Portuguese "Age of Exploration". This causes many navigators to take hold and discover new land in South America.-allison coe
May 7, 1450

Eating-helena-oceania

1450 A.D. the people of new zealand rely mostly on a hunter-gatherer way of life, especially in the south were the climate is more difficult to grow plants in agriculturally. The northerners grow crops such as the sweet potato, and both areas hunt a flightless bird called the Mao.
May 7, 1450

Social life-helena-oceania

1450 A.D.The Tongan empire has fallen, which used to be mainly dominant in the islanders society, changing the now extremely complex social structure of the islands. The main islands have a social structure of chiefs and councils that run their societies, but Easter island remains based on the building of statues.
May 8, 1450

Migration in the Caribbean

The Indigenous people of the Caribbean islands such as the Ciboney, the Arawak, and the Carib begin to migrate to other Islands. These are the people who historians believe met Christopher Columbus upon his arrival in the Caribbean.
May 7, 1453

Capture of Constantinople

The Ottomans capture Constantinople by Sultan Mehmid II.
May 6, 1500

West Afrcia

Timbuktu was a huge trade center during 1200-1500 BCE. There was a lot of advancements in timbuktu in education and trade.
May 6, 2012

North Africa 600 CE- 1450 CE

Environment: Famine strikes North Africa, people go hungry as a result of the poor crops.
Cultures: Muslim religion begins to take ground and many leave Christianity behind.
States: Much of northern Africa is independent with different African dynasties ruling in different places.
May 6, 2012

North Africa 600 CE- 1450 CE continued

Economic Systems: A lot of trading dominated this region, the traded items like salt and gold and kept to a barter system rather than a set currency.
Social Structures: Its social structure is still patriarchal, it is also influenced by Muslim social structures.
May 6, 2012

Fourth Crusade

East: Alexius Comnenus calls for military aid, eventually leading to the fourth Crusade in 1204. (crusades in general: religious wars to gain back supporters...) (Taryn Pepping)
Mar 2, 2022

Song Dynasty

960-1279Song dynasty in China.
States, Social Structures
Kevin Knoer
Mar 2, 2022

budism in Asia

Empiror wang was a huge suporter of budism which mad ethe rest of the people become budist also. This mae a large increase in this religion.
Mar 2, 2022

Middle East: Environments: Interaction between humans and their environment

In the Islamic world, urban growth was affecting the countryside by expanding the consumer market. Fruits, rice, and sugar cane increased in acreage. Irrigation works expanded. Coinage facilitated long-distance trade the provided links between isolated districts and pastoral nomads.
Jennah Davison
Mar 2, 2022

MOsque Of Ibn Tulun in Fustat

Symbolized Egyt for becoming the first time quasi-independent province under it's governor.
Mar 2, 2022

Latin America

The Mayans proudce the first full book written in the Americas. -Miranda Hale
Mar 2, 2022

Communication-helena-oceania

979 A.D. inter-island communication is important for the people of this region, regardless of the fact that this means a long sea voyage to reac the other islands. Hawaii is colonized for a second time, by the people of Tahiti.
Mar 2, 2022

Russia

Varangian leader Rurik gains control of Ladoga and built a settlement in Novgorod
Mar 2, 2022

Russia

Prince Oleg, after attacking constantinople, signs treaty with the Byzantine Empire
Mar 2, 2022

Toltecs

Toltecs ruled Mexico and Guatemala from the 10th to 12th century. Created the first conquest state based largely on military power.
Roni Storjohann
Mar 2, 2022

Eastern Africa - Dark Ages

The Ethiopian Dark Ages begin after the Kingdom of Aksum is taken over
Mar 2, 2022

Khmer Civilization (SE Asia)

The Khmer civilization emerged and lasted until 1200. It became Southeast Asia’s most advanced civilization and controlled a large empire, which is currently Cambodia. Emily Lane
Mar 2, 2022

Vikings Europe - Abigail

The Vikings descended on western Europe in 793, attacking and looting villages in England, France and Spain. They also settled parts of Greenland, Iceland, and Vinland, in the area of Newfoundland, during the ninth and tenth centuries.
Mar 2, 2022

Vikings!!

Vikings ruled the seas at this time, they would go to cities or other areas with larger populations and plunder them, take what they need and leave (Taryn Pepping)
Mar 2, 2022

Middle East: Cultures: Development and Interaction

The Abbasid Caliphate falls under the control of mountain warriors from the province of Daylam in northen Iran. They conquest Iran as well as Iraq. For almost two centuries these warriors held firm.
Jennah Davison
Period: Mar 2, 2022 to May 8, 1806

The Holy Roman Empire Europe - Abigail

The Holy Roman Empire lasted from 962 to 1806, but was strongest during the Middle Ages. It was united by Charlemagne, who was crowned emperor by the pope in 800, and consisted of a loose fereration of Germanic states.