WH Unit 3

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Important consequence of the rise of the Islamic caliphates

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Muslim scholars made important advances in mathematics and science.

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Merchants carry on trade across the Pax Mongolica

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Merchants carried on trade across the Pax Mongolica.

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Contribution of the Black Death to the end of feudalism in Western Europe

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Labor shortages led towns and landowners to attract workers by offering freedom from serfdom.

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Unexpected result of the Crusades

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Europeans learned of new products and ideas through their contact with Islamic culture.

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Impact of the Hundred Years’ War on medieval Europe

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The long conflict led to the rediscovery of ancient Greek and Roman texts.

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Conclusion supported by the Black Death pictograph

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The Black Death affected more than one region of the world.

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Pictograph showing the impact of the Black Death in different regions

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The pictograph illustrates the number of deaths caused by the Black Death in Western Europe, Southwest Asia, and China, with each skull representing 4 million deaths.

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Invention of gunpowder during the Tang Dynasty

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Used to create explosive mixtures like gunpowder, impacting warfare in East Asia.

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Major political development of Tang and Song China

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Conquest of Manchuria, Korea, and parts of Central Asia.

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Economic development in Tang and Song China

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Completion of the Grand Canal and standardized coins.