Exam 13: Crusaders, Mongols, and Eurasian Integration 1050-1350
Exam 1: The Ancient World, From Human Origins to 500 C.E30 Questions
Exam 2: Temples and Palaces: Birth of the City 5000-1200 B.C.E.30 Questions
Exam 3: Settlers and Migrants: The Creation of States in Asia 5000–500 B.C.E.30 Questions
Exam 4: Empire and Resistance in the Mediterranean 1550-330 B.C.E.30 Questions
Exam 5: Peoples and World Empires of Eurasia 500 Bce-500 C.E.30 Questions
Exam 6: The Unification of Western Eurasia 500 Bce-500 C.E.30 Questions
Exam 7: Reading the Unwritten Record: Peoples of Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific Islands 3000 B.C.E.–500 C.E.29 Questions
Exam 8: The Worlds of Christianity and Islam 400-100030 Questions
Exam 9: Religion and Cross-Cultural Exchange in Asia 400-100030 Questions
Exam 10: Societies and Networks in the Americas and the Pacific 300–120030 Questions
Exam 11: The Rise of Commerce in Afro-Eurasia 900-130030 Questions
Exam 12: Centers of Learning and the Transmission of Culture 900-130030 Questions
Exam 13: Crusaders, Mongols, and Eurasian Integration 1050-135030 Questions
Exam 14: Collapse and Revival in Afro-Eurasia 1300-145030 Questions
Exam 15: Empires and Alternatives in the Americas 1430-153030 Questions
Exam 16: The Rise of an Atlantic World 1450 - 160030 Questions
Exam 17: Western Africa in the Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade 1450 - 180029 Questions
Exam 18: Trade and Empire in the Indian Ocean and South Asia 1450 - 175030 Questions
Exam 19: Consolidation and Conflict in Europe and the Greater Mediterranean 1450 - 175030 Questions
Exam 20: Expansion and Isolation in Asia 1450 - 175030 Questions
Exam 21: Transforming New Worlds: The American Colonies Mature 1600 - 175030 Questions
Exam 22: Atlantic Revolutions and the World 1750 - 183030 Questions
Exam 23: Industry and Everyday Life 1750 - 190030 Questions
Exam 24: Nation-States and Their Empires 1830 - 190030 Questions
Exam 25: Wars, Revolutions, and the Birth of Mass Society 1900 - 192930 Questions
Exam 26: Global Catastrophe: The Great Depression and World War II 1929 - 194530 Questions
Exam 27: The Emergence of New Nations in a Cold War World 1945 - 197030 Questions
Exam 28: A New Global Age 1989 to the Present28 Questions
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Urban II incentivized participation by Christians in the Crusade by promising
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Under Pope Gregory VII, a merger occurred between the movements for
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The Liao dynasty, a hybrid state that incorporated elements of Chinese bureaucratic governance while retaining the militarized tribal social structure and nomadic lifestyle of the steppe, was established by the
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The last great campaign conducted jointly by the Mongol princes was the conquest of
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Many in the Ilkhanate, especially the Mongol and Turkish horsemen, converted to
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The Mamluk regime gained enormous stature among Muslims when it
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Historians give much of the credit for the Mongols' swift military triumphs and political cohesion to the charismatic authority of the empire-builder
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Under Ghazan, with the help of his minister Rashid al-Din, the ideological basis of the Ilkhanate shifted, with new emphasis placed on
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The splitting of Chinggis's Mongol empire into four independent khanates was triggered by
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After nearly a century of Christian control, Jerusalem was recaptured by Muslims under the leadership of
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By 1350, Latin Christianity was firmly implanted in all parts of Europe except
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The ________ were victims of their own success, with no reason for being after completing their mission of implanting Christianity through conquest, colonization, and conversion of pagans in the Baltic region.
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Pope Innocent III established a judicial body to investigate and punish anyone who challenged the pope's supreme authority, called the
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