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| wrote letters to help make maps |
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| A Chinese pilgrim who journied over 5000 miles from China to India and back to collect Buddhist teachings. |
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| Traveled to the Holy city of Mecca and liked traveling, so he traveled for 3 years going to; Arabia, asia, Africa, and Spain. |
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| adopted by Julius Ceaser and ended chaos and power struggles. |
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| in 284 B.C., he divided Rome into 4 parts. |
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| Made Constantinople. He was a Roman Emperor. |
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| Thought as "New Rome". Remained under Constantine untill the Turks captured it. |
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| A fierce group of nomadic warriors. |
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| He was an emperor during riots, and barely managed to keep the empire alive. |
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| Muslims believe it is related to Ishmael and Abraham's story. One of the five pillars of Islam say that you have to travel there once in your lifetime. |
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| A cubed shaped shrine (Muslim's house of worship). Now it has idols that they worship. |
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| A meccan who believed that God talked to him through a meditation, and the "revelation" is written down in the Koran. |
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| Restored calm and faith to muslims after MuMu's death. |
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| A tribe that thinks that the caliph should be a descendant of MuMu. |
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| They thought that the Calif could be anyone. |
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| 1500-1566;(north)hungry, (south)Egypt, (west) Algeria, (east) Mesopotaima |
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| capital of the ottoanm empire |
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| reignited china, and started rebuliding the wall. |
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| 1644-1912; 60 million people by 1850 to 450 million |
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| one of the 4 main islands |
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