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Period: 750 to 1258
Abbasid Caliphate (unit 1)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Mesoamerican Empires (Aztec and Inca) (unit 1)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Feudalism in Europe (unit 1)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Bubonic Plague (unit 2)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
European Renaissance (unit 2)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Ottoman Empire (unit 3)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Mughal Empire (unit 3)
The name Mughal means mongol in persian, this empire was one of many land based empires. the founder of this empire was Babur and he was of turkish descent. they had a well organized bureaucracy and a strong military. the empire improved their economy by trading cotton to europe. -
Period: 1000 to 1000
Age of Exploration (unit 4)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Portuguese Trading Post Empire (unit 4)
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Period: 1000 to 1000
Spanish Colonial Empire (unit 4)
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Period: 1000 to 1450
Tang and Song dynasties (unit 1)
These 2 dynasties were part of what is known as the golden age in China. In 1260 in china, the Song dynasty was defeated. Before the song dynasty was defeated the compass and gunpowder were created. Gunpowder allowed for guns to be created and changed warfare for the rest of history. the compass changed maritime by allowing for better safer travel. -
Period: 1206 to 1526
Delhi Sultanate (unit 1)
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Period: 1206 to 1368
Mongol Empire (unit 2)
The Mongol Empire was strong and changed history like no other. they revilized trade, built better roads and contributed to scientific and mathmatical diffusion. they improved the trading in asia by adding rest spots to the road that offered protection, food, water, and allowed you to switch your horse for one that wasn't tired in order to safely and efficently complete your journey. -
Period: 1235 to
Mali Empire (unit 1)
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Period: 1279 to 1368
Yuan Dynasty (unit 2)
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Period: 1368 to
Ming Dynasty (unit 3)
The Ming Dynasty began with the overthrow of the Mongols, the Ming Dynasty the stabilized east asia after 300 years. during this time they expanded conquering Mongolia, and also restored and expanded the Great Wall. They also established a national school system and issued paper and hard currency. -
Period: 1500 to
Age of Exploration (unit 2)
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Period: 1517 to
The Reformation (unit 3)
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Period: 1526 to
Atlantic Slave Trade (unit 4)
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Period: to
Tokugawa Shogunate (unit 3)
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Period: to
Qing Dynasty (unit 3)
the Qing Dynasty established protectorate over tibet. Qianlong was a ruler, a poet, artist, and a excellent administrator. the Qing Dynasty also sold their trading privileges to British. the dynasty also collected tribute from neighboring peoples. -
Period: to
The Enlightenment (unit 4)
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Period: to
Industrial Revolution (unit 5)
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Period: to
American Revolution (unit 5)
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Period: to
French Revolution (unit 5)
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Period: to
Haitian Revolutions (unit 5)
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Period: to
Tanzimat Reforms (unit 5)
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Period: to
opium wars (unit 6)
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Period: to
Taiping Rebellion (unit 6)
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Period: to
Sepoy Mutiny (unit 6)
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Meiji Revolution (unit 5)
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Period: to
Scramble for Africa (unit 6)
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Period: to
Berlin Conference