AD1200
Definition
AD1200 refers to the year 1200 CE (Common Era) in our modern calendar system. It signifies a specific point in time during history, allowing historians to track events chronologically.
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Feudalism: A social system prevalent during medieval times characterized by hierarchical relationships between lords (landowners) and vassals (those who provided military service).
Crusades: Series of religiously motivated military campaigns undertaken by Europeans during this period to retake control over holy sites in Jerusalem from Muslim forces.
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Which innovation significantly impacted communication within regions of the Americas from AD1200 to AD1450?
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