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|[[Anselm]]  
 
|[[Anselm]]  
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|A Christian philosopher, foonder of scholasticism, and archbishop of Canterbury
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|A Christian philosopher, founder of scholasticism, and archbishop of Canterbury
 
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|[[Archimedes]]
 
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|[[Babylon]]
 
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|The major Mespotamian city in the ancient Middle East. Greatest ruler was Hammurabi. Developed Cuneiform, used base-60 numbers, and defeated ancient Sumer about 2000 BC. Later cruel to Hebrews.   
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|The major Mesopotamian city in the ancient Middle East. Greatest ruler was Hammurabi. Developed Cuneiform, used base-60 numbers, and defeated ancient Sumer about 2000 BC. Later cruel to Hebrews.   
 
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|[[Great Wall of China]]  
 
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|A lrge wall created in Ancient China to keep invaders out of the country  
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|A large wall created in Ancient China to keep invaders out of the country  
 
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|[[Greek drama]]  
 
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|[[Julius Caesar]]  
 
|[[Julius Caesar]]  
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|A political leader who laid out the groundwork for the future Roman Empire, and also provided the foundation of the Gegorian calendar  
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|A political leader who laid out the groundwork for the future Roman Empire, and also provided the foundation of the Gregorian calendar  
 
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|[[Karma]]  
 
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|[[Martin Luther]]  
 
|[[Martin Luther]]  
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|An important Christian figure who launched the Protestant Reformation and founded the Lutheran Church. He was resonsible for the first major split from the Catholic Church
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|An important Christian figure who launched the Protestant Reformation and founded the Lutheran Church. He was responsible for the first major split from the Catholic Church
 
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|[[Mauryan Empire]]
 
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|[[Mesoamerica]]  
 
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|Mexico and Central America, where Precolumbian civilizations existed
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|Mexico and Central America, where Pre-Columbian civilizations existed
 
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|[[Paul]]  
 
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|An apostole of Jesus, and the only one not to have seen Him in the flesh. He went to different churches and wrote letters that make up a part of the New Testament of the Bible
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|An apostle of Jesus, and the only one not to have seen Him in the flesh. He went to different churches and wrote letters that make up a part of the New Testament of the Bible
 
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|[[Pax Romana]]  
 
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|[[Philip of Macedon]]  
 
|[[Philip of Macedon]]  
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|King of Maecdonia and father of Alexander the Great  
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|King of Macedonia and father of Alexander the Great  
 
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|[[Philistines]]  
 
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|[[Punic Wars]]  
 
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|Enabled the Roman republic to get control of the Mediterranean Sea and access to many goods
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|Enabled the Roman republic to get control of the Mediterranean Sea and access to many goods
 
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|[[terra cotta]]  
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