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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
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|[[Cynicism]]
|[[Cynicism]]
|Greek philosophy emphasizing living life without worldly possessions, founded by Socrates' student Antisthenes.
|Greek philosophy emphasizing living life without worldly possessions, founded by Socrates' student Antisthenes.
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|[[Daimyo]]
|Japanese feudal lord. Smaller agricultural workers would function under them. Daimyos began their importance after a civil war in 1467.
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|Darius the Great
|Darius the Great
|[[Pentateuch]]
|[[Pentateuch]]
|The first five books of the modern Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
|The first five books of the modern Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
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|[[Pepin]]
|Son of Charles Martel, Father of Charlemagne. Donated territories to the Pope and was a wise and judicious king of the Franks.
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|[[Persian empire]]
|[[Persian empire]]
|[[Saint Patrick]]
|[[Saint Patrick]]
|Born in Wales and grew up in England. Later traveled to Ireland and converted the Celts there to Christianity in the mid-400s A.D.
|Born in Wales and grew up in England. Later traveled to Ireland and converted the Celts there to Christianity in the mid-400s A.D.
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|[[Sanctuary]]
|Medieval right of criminals on the run to enter churches and be untouchable by authorities.
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|[[Sargon the Great]]
|[[Sargon the Great]]