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|[[Latin]]  
 
|[[Latin]]  
 
|The language spoken in ancient Rome that has contributed to many modern day European languages, including English   
 
|The language spoken in ancient Rome that has contributed to many modern day European languages, including English   
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|[[Luke]]
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|One of [[Jesus]]'s twelve disciples. Luke was a Greek physician, but he also accompanied Paul, and wrote the Acts.
   
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|[[Lyceum]]  
 
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|[[Marc Antony]]  
 
|[[Marc Antony]]  
 
|A Roman commander and close friend of Caesar. He was in the 1st civil war of the Roman Republic
 
|A Roman commander and close friend of Caesar. He was in the 1st civil war of the Roman Republic
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|One of [[Jesus]]'s twelve disciples. Mark was most likely home schooled by his mother, and eventually became a scribe for Peter, a fellow disciple
   
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|[[Martin Luther]]  
 
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|[[pyramids]]  
 
|[[pyramids]]  
 
|A structure with 3 or more triangular-shaped sides and a base that is either a triangle, a rectangle or some other polygon. These structures have been built for thousands of years, in such diverse areas as Egypt, Mexico, North America, China and India. Pyramids have either smooth sides, like the famous pyramids in Egypt, or stepped sides similar to those built by the Mayans in Mexico.  
 
|A structure with 3 or more triangular-shaped sides and a base that is either a triangle, a rectangle or some other polygon. These structures have been built for thousands of years, in such diverse areas as Egypt, Mexico, North America, China and India. Pyramids have either smooth sides, like the famous pyramids in Egypt, or stepped sides similar to those built by the Mayans in Mexico.  
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|Also called the Ch'in dynasty- The first imperial Chinese dynasty. The Qin dynasty was excellent in battle, because they had chariots and iron weapons. It was during the Qin dynasty when they began to build the Great wall, which still stretches across [[China]] for 1,400 miles.
   
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|[[Reformation]]  
 
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|[[Lesser Vehicle]]  
 
|[[Lesser Vehicle]]  
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|Also called the Hinayana, describes how to attain freedom from suffering for oneself alone.  
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|Also called the Hinayana, describes how to attain freedom from suffering for oneself alone.It is the strict conservative version of Buddhism under the Theravada branch.
 
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|[[Livy]]  
 
|[[Livy]]  
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