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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 01:29, August 18, 2011
, 01:29, August 18, 2011→Basic terms: a few definitions
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|[[Colosseum]]
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|A massive stadium in Rome that was used to hold gladiatorial contests, chariot racing and killing Christians for entertainment.
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|[[Comedy]]
|[[Comedy]]
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|[[Constantinople]]
|[[Constantinople]]
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|Modern day Istanbul, it was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire from 330 AD. Also known as Byzantium.
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|[[Council of Nicaea]]
|[[Council of Nicaea]]
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|[[Hellenistic]]
|[[Hellenistic]]
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|Meaning of or from the Greeks.
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|[[hieroglyphics]]
|[[hieroglyphics]]
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|[[Homer]]
|[[Homer]]
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|An early Greek poet, famous for lengthy sagas such as Illiad and The Odyssey
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|[[Huns]]
|[[Huns]]
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|A tribe of people Who fought with the Romans in what is now Germany
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|[[Ideograms]]
|[[Ideograms]]