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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 13:45, October 6, 2011
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|[[Byzantine Empire]]
|[[Byzantine Empire]]
|It was the eastern part of the Roman Empire that split away. It outlasted the Western half by 1000 years due to its greater financial resources.
|It was the eastern part of the Roman Empire that split away. It outlasted the Western half by 1000 years due to its greater financial resources.
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|[[Caligula]]
|Caligula ruled from (A.D. 37-41) He was a cruel, mindless emperor. At one point he made his horse a consul.
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|[[Carthage]]
|[[Carthage]]
|[[Eightfold Path]]
|[[Eightfold Path]]
|The Buddhist path to reach the end of suffering
|The Buddhist path to reach the end of suffering
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|[[Emperor]]
|A ruler or king of a country, i.e. Augustus Caesar 1st emperor of Rome.
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|[[Enlightened One]]
|[[Enlightened One]]
|[[India]]
|[[India]]
|A country that was home to the Indus Valley civilization and dates back over 3,000 years
|A country that was home to the Indus Valley civilization and dates back over 3,000 years
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|[[Indo-European]]
|A very general classification of peoples that includes all the way from India to Egypt.
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|[[Indus River Valley]]
|[[Indus River Valley]]
|[[Reformation]]
|[[Reformation]]
|Events that led to the separation of Catholic and Protestant churches
|Events that led to the separation of Catholic and Protestant churches
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|[[Remus]]
|One of two brothers, believed to have founded Rome. Was rescued from death by a mother wolf after his uncle threw him into the Tiber river out of jealousy. Brother of Romulus, his brother Romulus killed his over what the location of their city was going to be. This story is a good example of how the Romans are, cruel.
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|[[Renaissance]]
|[[Renaissance]]
|[[Rome]]
|[[Rome]]
|The capital city of the Roman Empire, and of modern day Italy. Founded by Romulus and Remus, who supposedly fought over which one of them the city would be named after. Romulus killed his brother, and had the city named after himself.
|The capital city of the Roman Empire, and of modern day Italy. Founded by Romulus and Remus, who supposedly fought over which one of them the city would be named after. Romulus killed his brother, and had the city named after himself.
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|[[Romulus]]
|One of two brothers, believed to have founded Rome. Was rescued from death by a mother wolf after his uncle threw him into the Tiber river out of jealousy. Romulus killed his brother Remus over where the location of their city was to be and founded Rome. This story is a good example of how the Romans are, cruel.
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|[[Rosetta Stone]]
|[[Rosetta Stone]]