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Unit 1: The Emergence of the Modern (The Mongol Empire (1206-1368) (And…
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Janet Abu Lughod
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The Abbasids were the last empire to approach a true Islamic caliphate—a union of political and religious power modeled on Byzantine caesaropapism.
Conquered by the Mongols in 1258
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The world system of the thirteenth century is a wide variety of cultural systems coexisted and cooperated and that societies organized very differently from those in the West dominated the system.
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The World system failed after the fall of Rome and the loss of (Chinese) Han unity only to be restructured eventually through the rise of the Islamic world
Janet Abu Lughod's description of the Islamic World system corresponds with the period of the mongol empire
Printed image from the Chinese translation of the Diamond Sutra, the oldest dated example of a printed book. It was made by Buddhist missionaries 868 AD
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Some priests in the Catholic Church objected to the practices of the early conquistadors in the Americas
