HIST-151 Chapter 10

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1. HIST-151
2. cultural spheres Islam Europe China India each unified by thought religion institutions connected to each other by trade conflict Mongols
7. • Sufism • Increased conversions • Increased accommodation
8. •  Middle East a crossroads •  Traders were a diverse bunch •  Contracts •  The dhimma system
9. •  Shiism dominates from 950-1050 •  Rise of the Turks •  Islam becomes the core faith of the “Middle East” •  “Description of Baghdad”
11. •  Recap: Rajas and rivalries •  Islamic Turkish incursions, 10th/11th centuries •  Creation of Delhi Sultanate (1206-1526) •  Continued spiritual diversity
13. •  Song Dynasty- 960-1279 •  Paper money & inflation •  Rise of the Bureaucrats •  Trouble on the borders
15. •  Japan’s Heian period • 794-1185 • Fujiwara family • Power of aristocrats increases •  Kamakura Shogunate • 1192-1333 •  Southeast Asia • Influence from India and China • Angkor Wat
17. The High Middle Ages
19. •  Politics • Norman invasion of England • Devolution of the Holy Roman Empire • Development of government •  England: Magna Carta •  France •  The Church • Increasing power- Pope Gregory VII • Education and Culture
22. •  The Crusades: Pope Urban •  The Reconquista
25. •  Background •  Social structure •  Chinggis (Ghengis) Khan (1155-1227) •  Conquest- Begins in 1206 • China •  First in the North •  Kublai Khan •  1276- Conquest of Hanzhou •  1279- Establishment of Yuan dynasty •  “Examples of Filial Piety”
27. •  Conquest • Elsewhere in Asia •  Successful in SE •  Unsuccessful in Japan • The Middle East •  Hulagu Khan •  Siege of Bagdhad- 1258 •  Government • Importance of locals