Exam 11: Worlds Brought Down

The Ottomans conquered Constantinople in

Feudal England, Germany, and __________were the leading powers of the age.

_______________ was the longest war in Western history.

The __________ began as a pedagogical program to counter heresy.

The Mamluks defeated the Mongols at _____________.

After the conquest of Constantinople, the Ottomans made it their capital and renamed it _______.

The Ottomans kidnapped Greek Christian boys to fill out the ranks of their rulers' personal bodyguard, the _______.

______________ of Germany inherited the Holy Roman empire from his father, but his lack of interest in ruling it led to the development of the Diet.

The famous Islamic poet Rumi preached _______ ideas.

Julian of Norwich was a

The bubonic plague arrived in Europe in

Scholastic writers specialized in theology.

The Mongols developed multiple innovations in government.

Which Mongol emperor had the last Abbasid caliph trampled to death?

The plague was transmitted by flies.

The __________was a kind of medieval trade association.

_____________ conquered Persia in 1219.

The development of parliaments originally arose from the

Which nomadic force came from the East in the 12th century?

The English king's powers were constrained in 1215 by the signing of