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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 20:08, September 21, 2011
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|[[Ramayana]]
|[[Ramayana]]
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| A Sandskrit epic, depicting the life and adventures of Ramachandra.
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|[[Ramses II]]
|[[Ramses II]]
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| Ramses II was the king of Egypt. His reign is remembered by his constant war with the Hittites.
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|[[Rembrandt]]
|[[Rembrandt]]
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| A Dutch painted who lived from 1606-1669 A.D.
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|[[Rig Veda]]
|[[Rig Veda]]
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|A collection of over one thousand hymns that date back to as early as two thousand B.C.
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|[[Romance of Three Kingdoms]]
|[[Romance of Three Kingdoms]]
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|[[Romulus and Remus]]
|[[Romulus and Remus]]
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|Rome obtained its name from Romulus and Remus, who were twins, and also the sons of Mars.
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|[[rule of tyrants]]
|[[rule of tyrants]]
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|[[Solon]]
|[[Solon]]
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| Solon was an Athenian statesman who introduced economic, political, and legal reforms.
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|[[Sophocles]]
|[[Sophocles]]