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Phalax
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Line of people moving together
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Army
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Secular
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Not based off of spirit or faith
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Twelve tables
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Laws that were carved into stone tablets and displayed in the middle of the city where people would assemble
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Pax Romana
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200 years of peace and prosparity
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Peace
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Justinian Code
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Preservation and organization of Roman law.
Symbolized role of Byzantine Empire. |
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Magna Carta
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King was not above the law.
King would consult the nobles before imposing new taxes. No one could be illegally arrested or imprisioned. |
Bad king
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Utopia
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An imagined place/state of things in which everything is perfect
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Who invented the printing press
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Gutenberg
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Columbian Exchange
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Exchange starting with Columbus going to America, continuing with trade
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Cortes
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Conquered Aztecs
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Laissez-faire
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Economy in which the government doesn't interfere
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Militarism
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Country's policy of prioritizing the military above all other things
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Characteristics of Athens' direct democracy
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Every man could have money and vote.
Right to own property. Innocent until proven guilty. |
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Characteristics of Athens' direct democracy
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Every man could have money and vote.
Right to own property. Innocent until proven guilty. |
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Peloponnesian war winner
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Sparta
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Peloponnesian war winner
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Sparta
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Killed 1/3 Athens population during Peloponnesian War
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Plauge
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Peloponnesian war winner
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Sparta
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Killed 1/3 Athens population during Peloponnesian War
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Plauge
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Why Roman rulers opposed Christianity
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Worship Emperor as God
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Peloponnesian war winner
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Sparta
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Killed 1/3 Athens population during Peloponnesian War
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Plauge
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Why Roman rulers opposed Christianity
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Worship Emperor as God
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Roman Rights
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Own property
Vote Council Make money |
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Peloponnesian war winner
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Sparta
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Killed 1/3 Athens population during Peloponnesian War
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Plauge
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Why Roman rulers opposed Christianity
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Worship Emperor as God
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Roman Rights
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Own property
Vote Council Make money |
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Renaissance is the rebirth of
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Math
Science Literature Art (new ideas) |
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Modern languages have roots in Latin
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Germany
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Modern languages have roots in Latin
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Germany
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Reasons the Roman Empire fell
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Leaders
Invasions Taxes |
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Modern languages have roots in Latin
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Germany
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Reasons the Roman Empire fell
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Leaders
Invasions Taxes |
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Consuls
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Government executives
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Modern languages have roots in Latin
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Germany
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Reasons the Roman Empire fell
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Leaders
Invasions Taxes |
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Consuls
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Government executives
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Toward what city do Muslims pray?
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Mecca
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Modern languages have roots in Latin
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Germany
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Reasons the Roman Empire fell
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Leaders
Invasions Taxes |
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Consuls
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Government executives
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Toward what city do Muslims pray?
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Mecca
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Seljuk Turks
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Islam
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Chief goal of Crusaders
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Win back Holy Land
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Guild system
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Middle Age union
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Guild system
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Middle Age union
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How did the Battle of Hastings change the course of English history?
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Laid foundation for centralized government
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Guild system
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Middle Age union
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How did the Battle of Hastings change the course of English history?
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Laid foundation for centralized government
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Led to Magna Carta
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King was a bad leader and not popular
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Guild system
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Middle Age union
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How did the Battle of Hastings change the course of English history?
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Laid foundation for centralized government
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Led to Magna Carta
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King was a bad leader and not popular
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Vernacular
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Language for a particular region/country
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Agreement between a lord and a vassel
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Lord gave land in exchange for military service
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Problems with Catholic Church
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Corruption
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Effect of three field system
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More money and crops
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Guild system
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Middle Age union
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How did the Battle of Hastings change the course of English history?
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Laid foundation for centralized government
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Led to Magna Carta
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King was a bad leader and not popular
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Vernacular
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Language for a particular region/country
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Humanism studied
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Languages
Philosophy History Literature |
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Thomas More
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Utopia
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Thomas More
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Utopia
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Renaissance is the rebirth of
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Arts and learning
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Thomas More
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Utopia
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Renaissance is the rebirth of
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Arts and learning
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First book printed
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Bible
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Why is Leonardo da Vinci considered a Renaissance Man?
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He was educated in varying areas
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Why is Leonardo da Vinci considered a Renaissance Man?
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He was educated in varying areas
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Indulgence
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What you brought to have a place in Heaven
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Caravel a major development
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One of the fastest ships
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Caravel a major development
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One of the fastest ships
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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin John Adams Roger Sherman |
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Caravel a major development
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One of the fastest ships
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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin John Adams Roger Sherman |
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Entrepreneur
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Own their own business
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Caravel a major development
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One of the fastest ships
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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin John Adams Roger Sherman |
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Entrepreneur
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Own their own business
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Effects of Industrial Revolution
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Competition between countries
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Who taught predestination?
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John Carter
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Caravel a major development
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One of the fastest ships
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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin John Adams Roger Sherman |
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Entrepreneur
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Own their own business
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Effects of Industrial Revolution
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Competition between countries
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Wealth of Nations
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Adam Smith
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Industrial Revolution
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New Technological breakthroughs
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Industrial Revolution
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New Technological breakthroughs
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Assembly Line
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Henry Ford
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Industrial Revolution
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New Technological breakthroughs
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Assembly Line
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Henry Ford
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India "jewel of Crown"
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Most valuable of Britain colonies
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Industrial Revolution
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New Technological breakthroughs
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Assembly Line
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Henry Ford
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India "jewel of Crown"
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Most valuable of Britain colonies
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Militarism
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Military comes above all things
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Karl Marx
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Communisim
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Industrial Revolution
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New Technological breakthroughs
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Assembly Line
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Henry Ford
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India "jewel of Crown"
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Most valuable of Britain colonies
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Militarism
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Military comes above all things
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"The power keg"
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Austrian-Hungry
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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11-11-18
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D-Day, Armistist day
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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11-11-18
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D-Day, Armistist day
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14 points
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Woodro Wilson's ideas for peace
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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11-11-18
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D-Day, Armistist day
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14 points
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Woodro Wilson's ideas for peace
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Who was forced to assume sole responsibility for the war according to the Treaty of Versailles?
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Geemany
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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11-11-18
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D-Day, Armistist day
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14 points
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Woodro Wilson's ideas for peace
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Who was forced to assume sole responsibility for the war according to the Treaty of Versailles?
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Geemany
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What was trench warfare intended to accomplish?
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Keep land
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Total war
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Country devotes everything to winning war
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11-11-18
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D-Day, Armistist day
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14 points
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Woodro Wilson's ideas for peace
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Who was forced to assume sole responsibility for the war according to the Treaty of Versailles?
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Geemany
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What was trench warfare intended to accomplish?
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Keep land
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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Stop Russia and lose territory
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Why did Diocletian divide the Roman Empire
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To better control the empire
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Why did Diocletian divide the Roman Empire
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To better control the empire
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Why was Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire?
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Embraced all people, Jesus promised eternal life, Rome's excellent roads encouraged the exchange of ideas
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Why did Diocletian divide the Roman Empire
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To better control the empire
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Why was Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire?
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Embraced all people, Jesus promised eternal life, Rome's excellent roads encouraged the exchange of ideas
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What was the Roman economy based on?
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Trade
Agriculture Slaves |
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Why did Diocletian divide the Roman Empire
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To better control the empire
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Why was Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire?
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Embraced all people, Jesus promised eternal life, Rome's excellent roads encouraged the exchange of ideas
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What was the Roman economy based on?
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Trade
Agriculture Slaves |
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Accomplishments that made Augustus a great leader?
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Conquering and expanding the Roman Empire
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What Muslims believed about Muhammed
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Last & greatest of prophets
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What Muslims believed about Muhammed
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Last & greatest of prophets
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Five Pillars of Islam
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Major duties required of all Muslims
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Result of the Treaty of Verdun
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Charlemagne's land divided into 3 parts
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Result of the Treaty of Verdun
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Charlemagne's land divided into 3 parts
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Significance of
Pope Leo iii crowning Charlemagne as emperor. |
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Result of the Treaty of Verdun
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Charlemagne's land divided into 3 parts
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Significance of
Pope Leo iii crowning Charlemagne as emperor. |
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Feudalisim
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Social order
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Result of the Treaty of Verdun
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Charlemagne's land divided into 3 parts
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Significance of
Pope Leo iii crowning Charlemagne as emperor. |
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Feudalisim
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Social order
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Manor system
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Economic arrangement that supported feudalism
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Where was a serf most likely to search for freedom?
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Towns
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Group responsible for the the spread of the Bubonic Plauge
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Traders
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Why was the 100 Year War fought?
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Charles IV of France died without a son/heir
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Why was the 100 Year War fought?
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Charles IV of France died without a son/heir
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Years of the Renaissance
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1350-1600
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Why was the 100 Year War fought?
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Charles IV of France died without a son/heir
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Years of the Renaissance
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1350-1600
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What event in Sarajevo ignited WWI?
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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
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Why was the 100 Year War fought?
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Charles IV of France died without a son/heir
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Years of the Renaissance
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1350-1600
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What event in Sarajevo ignited WWI?
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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
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who was forced to take blame for the war according to the Treaty of Versailles?
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Germany
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Which nation's actions caused the US to fight in WWI?
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Germany
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Patron
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Hired to paint
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Patron
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Hired to paint
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King Henry VIII
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Broke away from church
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Montesquie
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Separate powers
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