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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 00:30, October 11, 2011
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|[[Middle Ages]]
|[[Middle Ages]]
|A period of time, also called the Medieval Ages, spanning from AD 500-1500, when [[feudalism]] was common
|A period of time, also called the Medieval Ages, spanning from AD 500-1500, when [[feudalism]] was common
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|[[Middle Kingdom]]
|2100-1650 BC: Egyptian kingdom known for its works and ideas, which ended due to a civil war
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|Mongol empire
|Mongol empire
|Peaked in power in the AD 1200s, held more contiguous (connected) land than any empire in history, but failed twice in trying to conquer Japan.
|Peaked in power in the AD 1200s, held more contiguous (connected) land than any empire in history, but failed twice in trying to conquer Japan.
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|[[monotheism]]
|[[monotheism]]
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|[[Moses]]
|[[Moses]]
|The prophet who led the Israelites out of Egypt. He also brought the Ten Commandments to the Israelites, and is credited with writing the first five books of the Bible
|The prophet who led the Israelites out of Egypt, gave them the Ten Commandments, and wrote the first five books of the Bible.
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|[[Nile]]
|[[Nile]]
|River in Egypt which flows northward towards the Mediterranean Sea and supplies Egypt with water.
|River in Egypt which flows northward towards the Mediterranean Sea, supplying Egypt with water.
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|[[Nero]]
|One of the most irresponsible, cruelest emperors of Rome. Nero reigned beginning when he was 16 years old, ruling until A.D. 69.
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|[[New Kingdom]]
|[[New Kingdom]]
|Ancient Egypt at the time of Moses, where many buildings were built primarily with slave labor
|1550-700 BC: ancient Egypt at the time of Moses, where many buildings were built primarily with slave labor
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|[[Nicene Creed]]
|[[Nicene Creed]]
|A core statement of Christianity that asserts the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Ghost
|A core statement of Christianity that affirms the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Ghost
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|[[Nirvana]]
|[[Nirvana]]
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|[[Old Kingdom]]
|[[Old Kingdom]]
|The ancient Egyptian kingdom that built the famous pyramids
|3000-2200 BC: the ancient Egyptian kingdom that built the famous pyramids
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|[[Olympics (Ancient Greek)]]
|[[Olympics (Ancient Greek)]]
|An ancient Greek sporting event first held in 776 B.C., establishing the beginning of the Greek civilization
|An ancient sporting event first held in 776 BC, establishing the beginning of the Greek civilization
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|[[Paper]]
|[[Paper]]
|The Chinese made paper in A.D. 100 They would dip a bamboo screen into a mixture of bark, rags and plants. Then they would let only a |thin layer of pulp dry on the bamboo screen.
|Invented by Chinese in AD 100, from dipping a bamboo screen into a mixture of bark, rags and plants, and then allowing only a thin layer of pulp to dry on the bamboo screen.
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|[[patricians]]
|[[patricians]]
|The upper class of the Roman Republic. Consisted of wealthy landowners; took up only 10% of the society.
|the upper 10% of the Roman Republic, consisting of wealthy landowners
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|[[Paul]]
|[[Paul]]