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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
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|[[polis]]
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|The name for city-states in Ancient Greece
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|[[polytheism]]
|[[polytheism]]
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|[[Ptolemy]]
|[[Ptolemy]]
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|Greek mathematician, geographer, astronomer, and astrologer
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|[[Punic Wars]]
|[[Punic Wars]]
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|Enabled the Roman republic to get control of the Mediterranean Sea and access to many goods
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|[[pyramids]]
|[[pyramids]]
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|Famous architectural wonders built by Egyptians
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|[[Reformation]]
|[[Reformation]]
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|Events that led to the separation of Catholic and Protestant churches
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|[[Renaissance]]
|[[Renaissance]]
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|[[Senate]]
|[[Senate]]
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|The dominant force of the Roman Republic's government.
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|[[Seven Wonders of the Ancient World]]
|[[Seven Wonders of the Ancient World]]
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|[[Zoroastrianism]]
|[[Zoroastrianism]]
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|Dualistic religion founded in modern Iran
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