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Trans-Saharan Trade 500 B.C.E
North Africans began to bring gold to the south. The journey would eventully become easier with camels. -
500
Ghana Begins
It arose in the Sahel. It eventully spread to the Senegal and Niger river. -
570
Muhammad's Birth
Muhammad tought the faith of Islam. This was one of the major religions of the world. -
May 31, 750
The Flourishing of Islamic Civilization
It started in 750 and went to 1250 C.E. As muslims built great cities and spread knowledge and ideas. -
Jun 27, 1215
the Magnicarta
Angry nobles forced a meeting with King Henry. At this meeting they forced hin to sign the Magnicarta which means great charter. -
May 30, 1240
Rise of Mali
The Mande take control over Kumbi. They begin to build and empire called Mali. -
May 29, 1346
The Bubonic Plauge
The Bubonic plauge first strikes Europe. It continued every decade into the fifthteenth century. -
May 29, 1517
The 95 theses
Martin Luther sent preachers around the world to bring him indulgences. Thesse indulgences were known as the 95 Theses. -
May 31, 1530
Luthernism
Martin Luther starts a new denomination of christianity. This denomination was known as Luthernism. -
May 31, 1534
Anglicanism
King Henry the eighth seperates from the catholic church. Leading to the devolpement of the english state region of Anglicanism. -
May 31, 1536
Calvinism
John Calvin publishes his book,Institutes of the Christian Religion. Which led to the founding of Calvinism. -
May 30, 1545
The council of Trent
Pope Paul the third called together the church leaders. They did this to fight the coruption of the church. -
The defeat of the last Roman army
A young warrior Known as Clovis became the leader of the franks in 481 C.E. He led the battle in which they defeated the last Roman army. -
Christianity
In 313 C.E the Roman empire persucuted christians for their beliefs. But in 395 C.E. the Roman empire decided that christianity was their official religion. -
Song Dynasty
The empire rose in 960 and fell in 1279. During the dynasty agricultural improvements, increased food production.