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| Chinese invention that causes the war to become more deadly. Gunpowder was used in guns. |
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| Chinese invention- used for a sense of direction and helped people on their expositions. |
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| Invented by the Muslims. This opens the minds of many people and made them think out of the box. |
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| Preserve Ancient Greek and Roman Texts |
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| The monks and the Muslim Empire preserved ancient Greek and Roman texts. They helped preserve the Greco-Roman traditions for future generations in Western Europe. |
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| Chinese invented the bells. They were used to make cannons. The projectile in the bell was gunpowder. The use of metal inspired the Europeans. |
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| Chinese Invention. Caused the invention of money, and eventually will inspire the Europeans to create the printing press. |
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| Causes a reading revolution and soon to follow in a revolution in education and science. Martin Luther took advantage of the printing press by posting his 95 theses on church doors. |
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| Chinese Invention- silk was traded for other goods, and was even used to make clothing. Will inspire European exploration to the east. (Christopher Columbus's voyage west) |
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| The Muslims invent algebra. This helps future generations in the field of mathematics. It is inspired by the number zero. |
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| Chinese Invention- First calculator invented in China. Later inspires the Muslims in math. |
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