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World History Study Guide to 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 02:20, November 3, 2011
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|[[humanism]]
|Thee Greek emphasis on reason, ethics and rational thinking rather than religion.
|Thee Greek emphasis on reason, ethics and rational thinking rather than religion.
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|[[Hundred Years' War]]
|(1337-1453) This war was fought between France and England. It lasted for 116 years. It started when the English king Edward III tried to take the French throne because France lacked a successor to the late Capetian king.
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|[[Hyksos]]
|[[Hyksos]]
|[[Vespasian]]
|[[Vespasian]]
|a Roman Emperor (AD 70-79), also the general in charge of putting down the Jewish revolt near the end of the AD 60s
|a Roman Emperor (AD 70-79), also the general in charge of putting down the Jewish revolt near the end of the AD 60s
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|[[William Shakespeare]]
|(1564-1616) William Shakespeare is the greatest playwright in the history of the world. He has developed many famous plays such as the "Merchant of Venice", "a Midsummer Night's Dream", and "Macbeth".
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|[[Xenephos]]
|[[Xenephos]]