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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 23:21, September 11, 2011
, 23:21, September 11, 2011→Basic terms
|[[Bible]]
|[[Bible]]
|Collection of Hebrew (Old Testament) and Christian (New Testament) Scriptures. Foretells the coming of a Messiah for the Hebrews, and recounts ancient history including the Tower of Babel and the Great Flood.
|Collection of Hebrew (Old Testament) and Christian (New Testament) Scriptures. Foretells the coming of a Messiah for the Hebrews, and recounts ancient history including the Tower of Babel and the Great Flood.
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|-Birth Of Christ: 0 B.C. Jesus was born in Bethlahem
|Brahman/Brahmin
|Brahman/Brahmin
|''Brahman'': the ultimate god or existence in Hinduism, of which all existence is somehow a part, or from which all comes; ''Brahmin'': the highest class for families in the Hindu caste system
|''Brahman'': the ultimate god or existence in Hinduism, of which all existence is somehow a part, or from which all comes; ''Brahmin'': the highest class for families in the Hindu caste system
|[[Gentiles]]
|[[Gentiles]]
|The term for people who are not of Israeli descent.
|The term for people who are not of Israeli descent.
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|-Golden Age: An age of great peace and prosperity.
|[[Gracchi brothers]]
|[[Gracchi brothers]]
|Two tribunes of ancient Rome who wanted to help the poor by redistributing land from the rich
|Two tribunes of ancient Rome who wanted to help the poor by redistributing land from the rich
|[[Hippocrates]]
|[[Hippocrates]]
|"The father of medicine", developed the [[Hippocratic Oath]] which all medical students worldwide take as a condition of graduation.
|"The father of medicine", developed the [[Hippocratic Oath]] which all medical students worldwide take as a condition of graduation.
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|-History:A usually chronological record of events, as of the life or development of a people or institution, often including an explanation of or commentary on those events.
|[[Holy Roman Empire]]
|[[Holy Roman Empire]]
|Sometimes called the First Reich; it lasted from 900 to 1806 AD, and included the territory in Europe that was loosely under the authority of the Holy Roman Emperor. In practice, the constituent states ruled themselves.
|Sometimes called the First Reich; it lasted from 900 to 1806 AD, and included the territory in Europe that was loosely under the authority of the Holy Roman Emperor. In practice, the constituent states ruled themselves.