The period 1200-1450 CE saw the rise of the High Middle Ages.
Explanation:
- In the period 1200 -1450 CE, Jews population gradually shifted from the Levant to Europe, especially Central Europe and Southern Europe dominated by the Iberian kingdoms.
- One of the changes that occurred during this period was the rise of monarchies in Europe. Kings were able to consolidate more land and power.
- During this time, political power shifted away from the feudal lords to the king. Kings established large bureaucracies, and they conscripted massive standing armies.
- One significant constant was the persistence of the Roman Catholic Church. The British Isles was part of the Latin Christendom, presided over by the Pope.
- During the period 1200-1450 CE, Papal States in Italy was under the Pope. The Pope won the spiritual position in many states with the support of the European rulers.
- The Italian city-states grew prosperous through trade and later with the burgeoning Renaissance.
- In the mid 8th century, a new Islam caliphate came into power in the Middle East and North Africa is known as the Abbasid Caliphate. Because of the political the Islamic state was fractured and breaking down, but the religion itself was still spreading all across Afro-Eurasia.
- Two different regions where Islam spread was South Asia and West Africa. In the 13th CE, Turks invaded India and established Delhi Sultanate. in West Africa, Islam spread not by military conquest but through trade and conversion occurred in Mali, Ghana and Songhai.
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