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What are the Dates Only?

AUGUSTUS CAESAR

Death

A

14 CE

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BOUDICCA’S UPRISING

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60 - 61 CE

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HAN DYNASTY

Ends

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220 CE

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THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD IN CHINA

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262 - 618

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ROMAN EMPIRE SPLIT

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285 CE

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CONSTANTINOPLE

Western Roman Empire Split

Renamed

Latin Empire

Byzantine Empire

A

285 CE Rome divided.

330 - Renamed Constantinople

1204 - 1261 (Latin Empire)

1261 - 1453 (Byzantine Empire)

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FRANKS

A

300 CE

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What are the Dates only?

ATTILA THE HUN

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Ruled 434-453

Attila was the ruler of the Huns in the 5th century. His Hunnic Empire overran much of eastern and central Europe, as Attila led his armies in a successful invasion of the Eastern Roman Empire. The Huns’ ventures into the Western Roman Empire (specifically into France and Italy) met with some success, but Attila died in 453.

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ROME (ANCIENT CITY OF ROME)

Last Roman Emperor

A

476 CE

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MIDDLE AGES

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476-1350

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ZEN BEGAN

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500s CE

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Sui and Tang Dynasty Giant Project

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In the late 500s, the Sui Dynasty began construction on the Grand Canal, which linked China’s two major rivers, the Huang He and the Yangzi. The later Tang Dynasty expanded on the project. The completion of the Grand Canal highlights the Tang Dynasty’s emphasis on commerce. Under the Tang, silk production increased, the Silk Road continued to be a prominent highway for trade, and China’s fleet of trading junks (some of the world’s best ships) participated in the Indian Ocean trade network.

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VANDAL WAR

A

533 - 534 CE

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What are the DATES (Only):

MUHAMMAD

b.

d.

A

570 CE

632 CE

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CHICHÉN ITZÁ

city began

A

600 CE

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QURAN

first revelation

A

610 CE

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TANG DYNASTY

A

618 - 907 CE

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QURAN

the year of Muhammad’s death.

A

632 CE

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BATTLE OF TOURS

A

732 CE

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CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Becomes King of the Franks

A

768 CE

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Q

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SAXON WARS

A

772 - 804 CE

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THE VIKINGS

dates

locations

ramifications for Europe

A

Earliest recorded Raids: 790s

The Vikings ranged as far south as Constantinople and North Africa, and even established kingdoms in Sicily.

The Vikings contributed to the rise of centralized nations in Europe as local forces coalesced to repel Viking raids.

1066: the Norman conquest of England
* Commonly known as the Viking Age of Scandinavian history.*

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What are the DATES (Only):

HEIAN PERIOD

A

794 - 1185 CE

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What are the DATES (Only):

CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Became the first Holy Roman Emperor

A

800 CE

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What are the DATES (only):

IRON AGE ENDS HISTORIOGRAPHY STARTS

The Germanic Iron Age of Scandinavia

A

800 CE, (the beginning of the Viking Age)

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CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Death

A

814 CE

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What are the DATES (Only):

SONG DYNASTY

A

960 - 1279

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28
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What are the dates only?

NORMAN CONQUEST OF ENGLAND

A

1066-1088 CE

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FIRST CRUSADE

Byzantine Empire requests assistance from Pope Urban II and the European monarchs.

A

1095

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FIRST CRUSADE

Jerusalem retaken

A

1099

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What are the DATES (Only):

THE INCAS

Begin

A

1200

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What are the DATES (Only):

SACK OF CONSTANTINOPLE

by the 4th Crusaders

A

1204 CE

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GHENGIS KHAN

United the Mongols

A

1206 CE

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What are the DATES (Only):

MAGNA CARTER

A

1215

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Q

What are the DATES (Only):

St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Life

A

1225–1274

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36
Q

What are the Dates only?

The Mongols took over most of Russia and the Ukraine.

The Mongols attacked Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary, taking over large swaths of land.

End of the Mongol advance into Europe

A

1240

1240-1242

1242

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What are the DATES (Only):

CHICHÉN ITZÁ

declined as a regional center.

A

1250 CE

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38
Q

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The Mongols attacked the Middle East. They destroyed the Abbasid Caliphate.

A

1250s

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39
Q

What are the DATES (Only):

GHENGIS KHAN

Greatest extent of the the Mongol territory (from the Ukraine to Korea and included the Middle East, China, and Annam (modern-day Vietnam).

A

1260 CE

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The Mongols attacking the Middle East were finally turned back by a Mamluke army north of Jerusalem

A

1260

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CONSTANTINOPLE

Liberation from the Latin Empire

A

1261

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What are the DATES (Only):

SUMMA THEOLOGICA by St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Written

A

1265–1274

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What are the DATES (Only):

DANTE

44
Q

What are the DATES (Only):

MARCO POLO

Embarked on an epic journey to Asia (age 14) - Returned (age 38)

A

1269 - 1293

45
Q

What are the dates only?

FIRST WAR OF SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE

46
Q

What are the DATES (Only):

OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Formation by Osman I, chief of the Turkmen

47
Q

What are the DATES (Only):

MARCO POLO

Released and published his book - Died

A

1299 - 1324

48
Q

What are the DATES (Only):

THE INCAS

Spanish Conquistadors Arrive

49
Q

What happened on this date?

14 CE

A

AUGUSTUS CAESAR

Death

50
Q

What is the significance of these dates?

60 - 61 CE

A

BOUDICCA’S UPRISING

51
Q

What happened on this date?

220 CE

A

HAN DYNASTY

Ends

52
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

262 CE

A

THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD IN CHINA

Begins

53
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

262-618 CE

A

THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD IN CHINA

54
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

285 CE

A

ROMAN EMPIRE SPLITS

Emperor Diocletian

[DY] + [UH] + [KLEE] + [SHUHN]

55
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

300 CE

56
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

434-453 CE

A

RULE OF ATTILA THE HUN

Attila was the ruler of the Huns in the 5th century. His Hunnic Empire overran much of eastern and central Europe, as Attila led his armies in a successful invasion of the Eastern Roman Empire. The Huns’ ventures into the Western Roman Empire (specifically into France and Italy) met with some success, but Attila died in 453.

57
Q

What happened on this date?

476 CE

A

ROME (ANCIENT CITY OF ROME)

Last Roman Emperor

MIDDLE AGES

Start

58
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

476-1350 CE

A

MIDDLE AGES

(Also sometimes 476-1500)

59
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

500s CE

A

ZEN BEGAN

GRAND CANAL BEGAN: Sui and Tang Dynasty Giant Project. In the late 500s, the Sui Dynasty began construction on the Grand Canal, which linked China’s two major rivers, the Huang He and the Yangzi. The later Tang Dynasty expanded on the project. The completion of the Grand Canal highlights the Tang Dynasty’s emphasis on commerce. Under the Tang, silk production increased, the Silk Road continued to be a prominent highway for trade, and China’s fleet of trading junks (some of the world’s best ships) participated in the Indian Ocean trade network.

60
Q

What is the significance of these dates?

533 - 534 CE

A

VANDAL WAR

61
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

570 CE

A

MUHAMMAD

birth

62
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

570 CE

632 CE

A

MUHAMMAD

b.

d.

63
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

600 CE

A

CHICHÉN ITZÁ

city began

64
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

610 CE

A

QURAN

first revelation

65
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

618 - 907 CE

A

TANG DYNASTY

66
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

618 CE

A

THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD IN CHINA

Ends

TANG DYNASTY

Begins

67
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

632 CE

A

QURAN

completed

MUHAMMED

death

68
Q

What happened on this date?

698 CE

A

ROMAN CARTHAGE

Conquered by the Maghreb Empire.

69
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

732 CE

A

BATTLE OF TOURS

70
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

768 CE

A

CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Becomes King of the Franks

71
Q

What is the significance of these dates?

772 - 804 CE

A

SAXON WARS

72
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

790 CE

A

Earliest recorded Raids: 790s

The Vikings ranged as far south as Constantinople and North Africa, and even established kingdoms in Sicily.

The Vikings contributed to the rise of centralized nations in Europe as local forces coalesced to repel Viking raids.

1066: the Norman conquest of England

Commonly known as the Viking Age of Scandinavian history.

73
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

700s-1100s.

A

Earliest recorded Raids: 790s

The Vikings ranged as far south as Constantinople and North Africa, and even established kingdoms in Sicily.

The Vikings contributed to the rise of centralized nations in Europe as local forces coalesced to repel Viking raids.

1066: the Norman conquest of England

Commonly known as the Viking Age of Scandinavian history.

74
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

794 - 1185 CE

A

JAPANESE HEIAN PERIOD

75
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

800 CE

A

CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Became the first Holy Roman Emperor

IRON AGE ENDS and HISTORIOGRAPHY STARTS

The Germanic Iron Age of Scandinavia

76
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

814 CE

A

CHARLEMAGNE or CHARLES THE GREAT

Death

77
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

907 CE

A

TANG DYNASTY

Ends

78
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

960 CE

A

SONG DYNASTY

Begins

79
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

960 - 1279

A

SONG DYNASTY

80
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1066 CE

A

1066: the Norman conquest of England

Ended the Viking Age of Scandinavian history.

[Earliest recorded Raids: 790s

The Vikings ranged as far south as Constantinople and North Africa, and even established kingdoms in Sicily.

The Vikings contributed to the rise of centralized nations in Europe as local forces coalesced to repel Viking raids.]

81
Q

What is the significance of these dates?

1066-1088 CE

A

NORMAN CONQUEST OF ENGLAND

82
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1095

A

FIRST CRUSADE

Byzantine Empire requests assistance from Pope Urban II and the European monarchs.

83
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1099

A

FIRST CRUSADE

Jerusalem retaken

84
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

200

A

THE INCAS

Begin

85
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1204 CE

A

SACK OF CONSTANTINOPLE

by the 4th Crusaders

86
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1206 CE

A

GHENGIS KHAN

United the Mongols

87
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1215

A

MAGNA CARTER

88
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1225 CE

A

St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Born

89
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1225-1274

A

St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Life

90
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1240-1242

A

The Mongols took over most of Russia and the Ukraine by 1240, and between 1240 and 1242 they attacked Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary, taking over large swaths of land. They finally overextended themselves when they invaded Poland and Germany, and gradually the tide of Mongol conquest in Europe began to recede. For two centuries, however, Russia and the Ukraine would remain under Mongol control.

91
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1250 CE

A

CHICHÉN ITZÁ

declined as a regional center.

92
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1250s

where, who

A

1250s: the Mongols attacked the Middle East. They destroyed the Abbasid Caliphate.

93
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1260 CE

what happened

famous name

A

In 1260, the Mongol Empire was at the height of its power. The Mongol territory now stretched from the Ukraine to Korea and included the Middle East, China, and Annam.

In 1260 the Mongols attacking the Middle East were finally turned back by a Mamluke army north of Jerusalem

Next, during the ensuing dynastic struggle, civil war broke out. The Mongol Empire was divided into four units. As the most powerful, Kublai Khan, the most famous of the leaders of the four units, took control of China and Mongolia.

94
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1260 CE

A

GHENGIS KHAN

Greatest extent of the the Mongol territory (from the Ukraine to Korea and included the Middle East, China, and Annam (modern-day Vietnam).

95
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1261

A

CONSTANTINOPLE

Liberation from the Latin Empire

96
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1265 (2)

A

DANTE
birth

SUMMA THEOLOGICA by St. THOMAS AQUINAS
Written

97
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1265-1321

98
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1265–1274

A

SUMMA THEOLOGICA by St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Written

99
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1269 - 1293

A

MARCO POLO

Embarked on an epic journey to Asia (age 14) - Returned (age 38)

100
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1274 CE

A

St. THOMAS AQUINAS

Death

101
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1279 CE

A

SONG DYNASTY

Ends

102
Q

What is the significance of these dates?

1296-1328

A

FIRST WAR OF SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE

103
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1299 CE

A

OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Formation by Osman I, chief of the Turkmen

MARCO POLO

Released and published his book Livres des merveilles du monde,
Book of the Marvels of the World. Also known as The Travels of Marco Polo.

104
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1299 - 1324

A

MARCO POLO

Released and published his book - Died

Livres des merveilles du monde (1300) Book of the Marvels of the World, also known as The Travels of Marco Polo.

105
Q

Why is this Date Significant?

1321

A

DANTE

death

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