You need to do your own work. You need to write in complete sentences

You need to do your own work. You need to write in complete sentences using proper grammar and spelling. Use your notes and the chapters in the textbook to find out the information you need.
You need to include three things for each term;1. You must include a date or a range of dates for each term be as specific as possible. Do not simply write a century (e.g. 12th century or 1100’s) but rather put the specific year(s).  For example, if you were giving the timeframe for Abraham Lincoln you would put down 1861-1865 (the dates of his presidency) or 1808-1865 (the dates of his life) rather than 19th century or 1800’s.
2. You need to identify the term i.e., distinguish it from other similar people or things.  For example, “Abraham Lincoln was a president” is not specific enough rather you need to put Lincoln was the 16th President of the US.
3. You also need to include significance of each term. Think of this by asking the question “So What?”  Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the US.  So what? Many answers could be given about the significance of his presidency including such things as his leadership during the Civil War, his struggle to maintain the union, or the Emancipation Proclamation, etc.
Bushido
Samurai
Minamoto Yoritomo
Koryo Dynasty
foot binding
Yuan Dynasty
Shen Gua
feudalism
fief
Third Crusade
Scholasticism
Black Death
Joan of Arc
Saladin
Thomas Aquinas
THIS IS A FORMAT EXAMPLE I HAVE PREVIOUSLY DONE 

Qin Dynasty
 
The Qin unification (221-206 B.C.E.), the dynasty defeated the last of its rivals, making China unified. The First Emperor also standardized weights, measures, coinage, and even the axle lengths of carts. The Qin dynasty favored legalism.
 
Han Dynasty
 
The Han Dynasty (206 B.C.E.–220 B.C.E.) came to promote Confucianism. The Confucian scholar-official system was to recruit men trained in the Confucian classics. One of the accomplishments in the dynasty was history writing. 
 
Sui Dynasty
 
The Sui Dynasty (581–618 B.C.E.) the achievement of the Sui Dynasty was the construction of the Grand Canal. The canal connected the Yellow and Yangzi river regions. 
 
Tang Dynasty
 
Li Yuan founded the Tang Dynasty (618–907). The dynasty was a high point for Chinese civilization. Chang’an in Tang times attracted merchants, pilgrims, and students from all over East Asia.
 
Great Wall
 
The Great Wall (ca. 230–208 B.C.E.), the Qin and Han governments invested heavily in strengthening their defenses by building walls. The wall would prevent northern horsemen from coming into China to raid. 
 
Silk Road
 
In 114 B.C.E, Emperor Wu sent an army into Ferghana. He gained recognition of Chinese overlordship in the area, thus obtaining control over the trade routes across Central Asia, commonly called the Silk Road. The road was used for Trade. 
 
 Justinian’s Code
 
This is a Multipart collection of laws and legal commentary. It was issued in the sixth century by the emperor Justinian. Justinian’s law was rediscovered in the eleventh century. 
 
Theodora
 
Theodora (497–548) was an actress and dancer, a dishonorable occupation in the Roman world. Justinian and Theodora married in 525 after being in a disreputable marriage.
 
Augustine of Hippo
 
Augustine of Hippo (354–430) shaped Christian views about sexual activity and other issues. His mother was a devout Christian and ended up changing to his mother’s religion. He became bishop of the city of Hippo Regius.
 
Carolingians
 
Carolingians is a dynasty of rulers that took over the Frankish kingdom from the Merovingians in the seventh century. The most powerful of the Carolingians was Charlemagne.
 
Treaty of Verdun
 
In 843, Louis’s three sons agreed to the Treaty of Verdun. The treaty divided the empire into three parts. Charles the Bald received the western part, Lothair the middle and the title of emperor, and Louis the eastern region.
 
Charlemagne
 
In the year 800, Charlemagne visited Rome; on Christmas Day, Pope Leo III crowned him emperor. Charlemagne urged monasteries to promote Christian learning.
 
Wergeld
 
Wergeld is any crime that involved a personal injury, such as assault, rape, and murder, was given a particular monetary value. It was defined to prevent blood feuds between families. 
 
The Rule of St. Benedict
 
In 529, Benedict of Nursia wrote a brief set of regulations for the monks. The rule influenced all forms of organized religious life in the Roman Church.
 
Iconoclastic Controversy
 
The dispute within the Orthodox Church concerned icons — images or representations of God the Father, Jesus, and the saints in painting, bas-relief, or mosaic. The Iconoclastic Controversy split the Byzantine world for a century.