In addition to its other turmoils, the fourteenth century saw the beginning of a new intellectual era, the Renaissance, or Rebirth. The Renaissance began in the comparatively large city states …
In the 13th century, Eurasia’s zones of civilisation became linked by a single state: the Mongol Empire. You can see the expansion of the Mongol Empire from 1206–1294 CE in …
Professor Roger Markwick at the University of Newcastle shares his thoughts on why studying European history is important, particularly today. Why are you studying in this course? Please introduce yourself …
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