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| - THE MONGOL DECLINE DESTABILIZED EUROPE-ASIAN TRADE |
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| - MONGOL RULER TEMUJIN CONQUERED CHINA, CENTRAL ASIA, RUSSIA, AND PERSIA DURING THE EARLY 1200S. |
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| - AFTER GENGHIS DIED, THEY ESTABLISHED SEPERATE "KHANATES" WHICH ALLOWED FOR THE REVIVAL OF EURASIAN TRADE. |
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| - MONGOL RULER'S ATTACKS ON OTHER KHANATES LED TO CHAOS, HURTING TRADE AND ENDING EUROPEAN PROSPERITY. |
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| -EUROPE'S OTHER ASIAN PROBLEM. |
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| - ISLAMIC RAIDERS REPLACED THE MONGOLS AS THE MAIN THREAT TO THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE, 1300S-1400S. |
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| -FIRST OTTOMAN SULTAN RULED NEAR CONSTANTINOPLE. |
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| - OTTOMANS TOOK SERBIA FROM BYZANTIUM |
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| -THE OTTOMANS DEFEATED THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE, 1453. |
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| - "THE CONQUEROR" CONQUERED BYZANTINE EMPIRE. |
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| -LAST BYZANTINE EMPEROR DIED DURING SIEGE. |
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| - THE OTTOMAN TURKS CAPTURED THE BYZANTINE CAPITAL, RULING THERE IN INSTANBUL IN 1453-1924. |
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| - THE BLACK DEATH RAVAGED EUROPE 1347-1351. |
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| - MANY ARGUE THAT THIS GREAT FAMINE UNDERNOURISHED EUROPEANS, MAKING THEM WEAK FOR THE PLAGUE. |
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| - GREAT PLAGUE THAT CAME BY FLEA-INFESTED RATS ON TRADE ROUTES THAT KILLED 1/3RD TO 1/2 OF EUROPE, 1437-51. |
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| -A GERMAN MOVEMENT OF CHRISTIAN MEN WHO WHIPPED THEMSELVES TO PREVENT THEMSELVES FROM THE PLAGUE. |
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| THE BLACK DEATH ALSO HURT EUROPE'S ECONOMY |
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| COLLAPSE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE |
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| - POPULATION LOSS AND TAMERLANE'S ATTACKS LED TO A DECLINE OF TRADE. |
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| - TRADE LOSS HURT FLORENCE (EUROPE'S BANK CENTER). |
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| - PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS OF ARTISANS; GUILDS MONOPOLIES FUELED TENSIONS IN DEPRESSION. |
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| - THE DEPRESSION BROKE DOWN THE FEUDAL ORDER, LATE 1300S. |
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| - ANGRY OVER HIGH TAXES, PEASNATS MURDERED NOBLES, WHO CRUSHED THE REVOLT, 1358 |
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| - FLORENTINE WOOLEN-CLOTH WORKERS WHO ROSE UP AGAINST GUILDS TO PROTEST JOB LOSSES, 1378 |
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| ENGLISH PEASANT REVOLT, 1381 |
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| -ENGLISH PEASANTS DEMANDED AN END TO HIGH TAXES AND SERFDOM; THE ELITE BRUTALLY REPRESSED THE REVOLT. |
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| -VERNACULAR LITERATURE INCREASED BY THE 1300S |
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| - ITALIAN POET PUBLISHED THE DIVINE COMEDY- A JOURNEY FROM HELL TO HEAVEN- IN ITALIAN. |
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| - THE GREAT ENGLISH POET WROTE: THE CANTERBURY TALES IN ENGLISH, LATE 1300S. |
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| - FRENCH WRITER (WOMAN) DEFENDED THE VIRTUE AND HONOR OF WOMEN. |
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