Christianity came to provide a measure of cultural commonality for the diverse people of the western Eurasia. Many embraced in the form the teaching of Jesus. As a religion, Christianity contracted sharply in Asia and Africa even as it expands in Western Europe and Russia. In some regions, other religions could co-exist but they just had to pay a tax. Christianity spread to numerous places for example like Africa. Byzantine Empire conquered lands and expanded. Although Christianity was based on one figure there was disagreement and it split into different paths with their own teachings. The most significant expansion of Orthodox Christianity occurred among the Slavic people of Russian and Ukraine. As civilization evolved in the West, they were clearly less developed in comparison to Byzantium, China, India. After reading this chapter, I learned a lot of things about empires and how there was a convergence in Christianity. I would have thought hey Western civilization would be more developed than the others like the Byzantium, but I was wrong.
Pastorals societies shared several imprint features that distinguished them from settle agricultural communities and civilizations. Like they lived in small and widely scattered encampments. They also supported far smaller populations and they also had slaves too. Women in these societies also offered women higher status and fewer restrictions and they were in important roles like political advisors. Turkic people not only become Muslims but they also brought Islam to different locations and they planted Islam in that ancient civilizations. The Mongol Empire was the largest land-based empire exempting a good amount of land, but the empire was divided into four khanates. But in the twelfth century, the Mongols were unstable there were a lot of feuds between them. The Mongols were best known for their military victories, but the Japanese fierce samurai defeated this invasion of the Japanese mainland. Striking fast like thunder, they halted the Mongol forces and during ww2 ...
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