Post-Classical period
Definition
The Post-Classical period refers to the historical era that followed the Classical period, spanning from around 600 CE to 1450 CE. This period witnessed significant social, political, and economic changes across various regions of the world.
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AP Human Geography
Practice Questions (2)
What language (emerging globally in the Post-Classical Period) spread from Central Asia?
What was the primary religion in South Asia during Post-Classical period?
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