What Are The Factors That Contribute To The Spread Of Islam In Southeast Asia

In chapter 13-14 there numerous of events that have occurred and acknowledged over the years. Corpus Iuris Civilis was one of the biggest lasting accomplishments for Justinian’s because of the time and dedication to make such an event happen. One of the best well known Byzantine historian was Procopius. Major threats have come across the Byzantine Empire in the eleventh century form the Seljuk Turks. Flagellants are Christian fanatics who physically scourged themselves at the time during the Black Death. The different events that has happened during this time frame have opened lost and opening opportunity for different people or countries to build on and create good history. City States in Italian like Venice and Florence are the best to describe as merchant oligarchies because of the amount of trade and business like activity that is present there enough to recognize how merchant oligarchy it can be. Anti- Semitism spread through Europe in response to the plague, many and majority of Jews fled to Poland to hope for a better living condition they was living before. A major impetus for the spread of Islam in the Southeast Asia came at the early fifteenth century with the impressive establishment of this sultanate involving the Malacca. This establishment was very helpful and useful at this century because of …show more content…
Slave trade was very big business back in history because it was so common for certain countries to have and trade slaves for numerous of reasons to keep crops and other owned property to have maintenance done. The tragic part of slavery was that the slaves was getting nothing out of their hard work besides punishment and being mistreated very poorly to the point they would rather be completely free if that meant to die. Slavery slowly died out as time continued because of the different errors and generations were born to make such change towards the