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No. The Middle Ages is the period of Western European history from 500 - 1500 A.D. The Crusades were a series of invasions of the Middle East by Europeans, instigated by various Popes during the Middle Ages.
1500. A century is a hundred years, so 15x100 will give you your answer.
1500 to 1599
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The three major empires in the Western Hemisphere were the Incans, the Mayans, and the Aztecs.
Spain , England , and France
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constantinople
3% of 1500 = 0.03 x 1500 =45
The question I will answer is related to the colonization policies of Europe & its occupation by nations of Europe of, for the most part, the undeveloped areas of the world. I use the term "areas" as the majority of those areas occupied were not "nations" in relationship to the European powers. Spain began the conquest & occupation of Western hemisphere civilizations in the early 1500's. England, France, Portugal & the Netherlands soon followed and by the 1800's their colonial empires stretched around the world. England, France & Spain were the nations with the largest overseas empires. By 1950, for all practical purposes, new colonies were now free from the European powers. Yes a few areas such as Vietnam & Algeria were still part of this era, but gone were the huge empires the Europeans once had. So as far as years go, the European colonization period began in 1500 & was over ( 90% ) by 1950.
Among the earliest civilizations in the Western Hemisphere is that of the Olmecs, as early as 1500 BC, in eastern Mexico. This was preceded by the people called the Mokaya (corn people) in southern Mexico and Guatemala, one of the first agricultural societies.
In 1500 the whole of western Europe (including the British Isles) was still Catholic.
Having trouble with apex? lol. Location: Southern half of western Hemisphere Place: Rain forests, deserts. highlands, mountains. Region:Central america and south america Movement: Spain and portugal took over ub 1500; Africans were brought in; indigenous people remain.
562.5
1.50 x 10^3
The middle ages- 1000-1500 AD.