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U1: Global Tapestry, 1200 - 1450 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A member of the wealthy Bourgeoisie was called a Burgher
- - - - Allowing for more people to come into the bureaucracy and paying more for these people lead to the weakening of the government, and eventually to its downfall
    - - Emperor Song Taizu
  - - - The Mamluks were slave soldiers in egypt that took control after the fall of the Abbasid, and established their own empire, the Mamluk Sultanate.
      - The Seljuk Turks were North of the Abbasid, and after its downfall, they began to invade and capture many parts of the Middle East. The Seljuks lasted from 1037 - 1194
      - The Mongols are some of the most famous conquerors in history, and they conquered some of the Abbasid, and pushed out the Seljuks
  - - - The Hausa kingdoms came about and started sometime before the year 1000. The hausa benefitted from the Trans-Saharan trade network, and that's how they got into power
- - - - Buddhist and Taoist philosophies combined to create what is know as Zen Buddhism, where it fociused on meditation and nature, rather than the study of literature
  - - - A variation of Muslims, called Sufis arose, in which they acted as missionaries where they would travel and convert people to Islam by incorporating other religions
  - - - The Crusades were attempts made by christians to take back the Holy Land from the Muslims. The Crusades never succeeded and they were never able to take control of the Holy Land again
      - Christianity split into Catholicism and Orthodox