The Black Death

The Black Death took place in the 1300s. The black death was a plague and is known for being on the deadliest pandemics. The plague started in Europe. There were about 12 different trading ships that were known as the death ships. Hence why most of the sailors on the ship ended up dying orContinue reading “The Black Death”

Rise and Fall of the Mongol Empire

In the early 1200s Genghis Khan and the Mongol army began their expansion. They quickly gained influence over China, Central Asia, the Middle East and eventually into Europe. Khan died in 1227, not long after beginning his expansion, however his heirs continued to grow his empire. At the height of the empires rule they hadContinue reading “Rise and Fall of the Mongol Empire”

Foreign Cultural Influence

Like all overlords, Kubilai and Chabi had a lot of curiosity and cosmopolitan tate. This drew scholars, artists, artisans, and office seekers from all over to the Yuan court. Some of the most desirable ones came from Muslim kingdoms to the east and came under Mongol rule. Muslims were in the second highest social classContinue reading “Foreign Cultural Influence”

Life in Medieval Europe

While Medieval Europe is often remembered in terms of its royalty, the lives of others looked very different. There were also the peasants and the nobles. Each played an important role in their society. Your role was heavily influenced by your wealth. Peasants were often farmers, as this was passed down through generations. Shocking toContinue reading “Life in Medieval Europe”

The High Middle Ages

This was the most important time for Europe and their immersing growth for many reasons. During this time Europe grew quicker than any country. They had a growing economy, the church was becoming more dominant, people were starting to come together in communities and cities instead of going against each other, and the intellectual sideContinue reading “The High Middle Ages”

Gothic style architecture

What is Gothic architecture it’s architectural style in Europe which lasted from mid-12th century to late 16th century. It is characterized by cavernous spaces with expanse of walls that are broken up by overlaid tracery. During the 12th and 13th century the engineering permitted gigantic buildings, but rib vaults, flying buttress, gothic arch, were actuallyContinue reading “Gothic style architecture”

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