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28 Cards in this Set

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Abraham
hebrew leader- founded Judaism
Alexander the Great
Macedonian king- built an empire that included Greece, Persia, Egypt, and part of Central America
Aristole
Greek philosipher- summarized most of the knowledge of his timeand invented rules of logic that contributed to the modern scientific method.
Augustus
Roman Emperor- Ruled the Roman Empire at its peak
Napoleon Bonaparte
French General and Emperor- Built a vast French empire and is considered one of the world’s great military geniuses along with Alexander the Great, Hannibal, and Julius Caesar.
Julius Caesar
Roman General and Dictator- Expanded the Roman Empire.
Catherine The Great
Russian Empress-Expanded the Russian Empire.
Charlemagne
Frankish Emperor- United much of Western Europe in the Carolingian Empire.
Charles Darwin
English biologist- proposed the theory of evolution
Thomas Edison
American Inventor- developed practical electric lighting and the modern research laboratory
Christopher Columbus
genoese navigator - led sea voyages that opened the New World to European colonization
Confucius
Chinese Scholar - founded confucianism
Constantine the Great
Roman emperor - ended the persecution of Christians and moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Byzantium, renamed to Constantinople
Hernando Cortes
Spanish Conqueror - conquered the Aztec empire of Mexico
Albert Einstein
German scientist - proposed the theory of relativity
Elizabeth I
English Queen - reigned over the English Renaissance, also called the Elizabethan Age after her
Euclid
Hellenistic mathematician - called the father of geometry for compiling the mathematics textbook "The Elements"
Mohandas Gandhi
Indian Political and religious leader - helped India gain its independence from Great Britian by a method of non-violent resistance
Johannes Gutenberg
German printer - invented movable metal type
Hammurobi
Babylonian King - built the first great Babylonian Empire and compiled one of the first written collections of laws, The Code of Hammarbi
Hannibal
Catharginian General - led tropps and elephants across the Alps to fight Rome in the Second Punic War
Henry VIII
English King - separated the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church
Adolph Hitler
German dictator - initiated WWII and the Holocaust
Thomas Jefferson
American President, architect, inventor - wrote the Declaration of Independence
Jesus
Jewish Religious leader - Founded Christianity
Genghis Khan
Mongol ruler - started the Mongol Empire
Kublai Kahn
Mongol ruler - conquered China and made it a part of the Mongol Empire
Martin Luther King, Jr
American Civil Rights leader - led the civil rights movement in the United States during the 1950's and 1960's