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[[User:AddisonDM|AddisonDM]] 15:03, 11 March 2009 (EDT)
 
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'''1.'''The [[Middle Ages]] are broadly dated as lasting between AD 500-1500.  However, [[Roman Empire|Rome]] fell earlier than 500, and the [[Renaissance]], generally seen as ending the Middle Ages, began in the 1300s.
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'''1.'''The [[Middle Ages]] are broadly dated as lasting between AD 500-1500.  However, [[Roman Empire|Rome]] fell earlier than 500, and the [[Renaissance]], generally seen as ending the Middle Ages, began in the 1300s. The Crusades, of which there were five major ones, lasted from AD 1096-1291.
    
'''2.'''The Mongols conquered the greatest area of contiguous land in history, beginning under [[Genghis Khan]], who reigned from 1162-1227.  In 1237, the Mongols successfully invaded [[Russia]] in the wintertime, the only conquerors to ever complete this feat.  In 1270 the Mongols established a dynasty in [[China]].  However, while the Mongols were great fighters, they could not administer their empire as effectively as Rome or the [[Han Dynasty|Han Empire]], and by the 1400s they were seriously declining.
 
'''2.'''The Mongols conquered the greatest area of contiguous land in history, beginning under [[Genghis Khan]], who reigned from 1162-1227.  In 1237, the Mongols successfully invaded [[Russia]] in the wintertime, the only conquerors to ever complete this feat.  In 1270 the Mongols established a dynasty in [[China]].  However, while the Mongols were great fighters, they could not administer their empire as effectively as Rome or the [[Han Dynasty|Han Empire]], and by the 1400s they were seriously declining.
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