Post-Classical+Civilization

=Post Classical- Period, 500-1450=
 * Summary**

Big changes were made during the period 500-1450, which did not involve political bouderies. The spread of major religion such as Buddhaism, Christianity, and Islam, developed not only more organized cultural borders, but a better trading connection through much of Asia, Africa, and Europe. the spread of trade, and culture also helped merchants to take risks acroos the post-classical world. In the map of the spread of religion i noticed how all three religions spread but the islamic spread very rapidly compared to the other two. Trading in the post classical era reached a far more succesful period then China's silk road, but this wouldnt of been successful with out the Indian ocean, and the mediterranean sea. After the decline of the ancient empires people looked for religion to guide them, and for security, and reassurance. New expansion was available since empires were removed. These three religions were considered the greatest capacity to spread beyond the cultures in which they arose. Political issues received much less atention then religious ones, which made it clear how important they were to people during this religious time period. Syrectism was also an apparent force as religions interacted with many other cultures and beliefs. Even though China did not take part in this era, it evolved heavily on its forms of bureacracy. Islam interacted with technoly, and the hellenistic idea mixing science, with religion. the expansion of merchant5 life was also very evident, and great. Many religions also considered women to men. these were some of the post classical despcriptions of the anceint religious world.

Islam

Byzantine Empire

Western Empire

The Americas

Tang and Song

Japanese korea and Veitnam

The Mongols