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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 03:43, October 11, 2011
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|the first Roman Emperor (27 BC-14 AD), whose name was Octavian; he took power away from the Roman Senate, he began "Pax Romana" (peaceful prosperity), and he was the emperor when Jesus was born
|the first Roman Emperor (27 BC-14 AD), whose name was Octavian; he took power away from the Roman Senate, he began "Pax Romana" (peaceful prosperity), and he was the emperor when Jesus was born
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|[[Aztecs]]
| A fierce type of people(A.D. 1200-1521), also known as "the Mexica", from Central Mexico who adopted various legends and customs from their ancestors. They built a glorious capital city titled Tenochtitlan, and established three causeways to connect it to the mainland.
|[[Babylon]]
|[[Babylon]]
|the major Mesopotamian city in the ancient Middle East, its greatest ruler was Hammurabi. Babylon developed Cuneiform, used base-60 numbers, defeated ancient Sumer about 2000 BC, and was later cruel to Hebrews.
|the major Mesopotamian city in the ancient Middle East, its greatest ruler was Hammurabi. Babylon developed Cuneiform, used base-60 numbers, defeated ancient Sumer about 2000 BC, and was later cruel to Hebrews.
|[[Thucydides]]
|[[Thucydides]]
|Greek scientific historian, wrote ''History of the Peloponnesian War'', the first work of historical analysis
|Greek scientific historian, wrote ''History of the Peloponnesian War'', the first work of historical analysis
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|[[Toltecs]]
| The northern Mexican nomadic tribe that reigned over a city called Tula, in present-day Mexico City.
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|[[Torah]]
|[[Torah]]