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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
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|[[Alexander the Great]]
|[[Alexander the Great]]
|356 - 323 B.C. Born to Philip II of Macedon and tutored by [[Aristotle]]. Conquered Greece, Egypt, Persia, and more, but turned back at India. Alexander's conquests spread Greek culture and language and helped the future spread of [[Christianity]].
|356 - 323 B.C. Born to Philip II of Macedon and tutored by [[Aristotle]]. Conquered Greece, Egypt, Persia, and more, but turned back at India. Alexander's conquests spread Greek culture and language and helped the future spread of [[Christianity]].
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|[[Alexandria]]
|City in Egypt captured by Alexander the Great and Hellenized. Known for its famous library.
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|[[Analects]]
|[[Analects]]
|[[Warring States Period]]
|[[Warring States Period]]
|War period in China also known for the philosophical schools that flourished
|War period in China also known for the philosophical schools that flourished
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|[[Xenophon]]
|Famous Greek writer, Writer of renowned historical work "The Anabasis."
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|[[Yahweh]]
|[[Yahweh]]
|[[Yin and Yang]]
|[[Yin and Yang]]
|Daoist idea that everything in the universe stays in harmony
|Daoist idea that everything in the universe stays in harmony
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|[[Zeus]]
|Highest of Greek Gods, God of Thunder, supposedly father of the Gods.
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|[[Zhou dynasty]]
|[[Zhou dynasty]]