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| holy book of islam | Quran | |
| Literary legendary king who was part man part god | Gilgamesh | |
| person who spread christeanity to many parts of the mediterranean | Paul | |
| Buddhists and hindus disagree on what belief | Caste System | |
| the chinese philosophy that believes the true way to heaven is through inaction | Taoism | |
| Luther and Calvin started what | Protestant Movement | |
| Hindu term for the divine law whose requirements differ with social status | Dharma | |
| does not have a sphere of influence in china | United States | |
| for sidhartha, the end of self and the reunion with the great world soul is ______ | Nirvana | |
| asian country that was able to make use of imported ideas without endangering their past | Japan | |
| north african region that came under french power between 1879 and 1912 | Morocco | |
| greatest contribution of the Byzantine Empire | Justinian's Law Code | |
| goal of Boxer rebelion | to get rid of the foreigners | |
| country that controlled Balkin Penninsula for several hundred years | Turkey | |
| major reason why the renaissance began in italy | surrounded by reminders of ancient rome | |
| empire that contributed zorastrianism and was tolerant of conquered peoples | Persia | |
| scientis who was attacked by Catholic Church for his scientific theories | Galileo | |
| first center of Christeanity | Jerusalem | |
| homo sapiens sapiens first appeared in _________ | Africa | |
| Napoleon's most long lasting domestic achievement | the civil law code | |
| the immediate cause of the French Revolution was the near collapse of the _________ | government | |
| major significance of the Magna Carta | limited the power of the King | |
| Romulus and Ramus were twin brothers that founded_____________ | Rome | |
| force of someone's actions in this life that affects the next life | Karma | |
| countries of the triple alliance | Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary | |
| countries of the triple entente | Great Britain, Russia, France | |
| person who used the question and answer format in his teaching methods | Socrates | |
| Lenin became leader of what small action | the Bolsheviks | |
| all emerged from WWII except | Serbia | |
| indian leader who sent buddhist missionaries to china | Asoka | |
| didn't believe that life was preperation for the life to come | Humanism | |
| belived that some natural rights are given to a limited leader who can be removed if rights aren't protected | Locke | |
| 1914 german edvance halted only 20 miles from paris in the first battle of ____________ | Marne | |
| paper that egyptians made froma reed that grew along the nile | papyrus | |
| all were long range WWI causes except | expansionism | |
| offshore island siezed by british during opium war | Hong Kong | |
| all natural rights, except self defense, can be given to an absolute ruler for the preservation of the rights of all | Hobbes | |
| dates of WWI | 1914-1918 | |
| believed in and known for freedom of speech | Voltaire | |
| provided a sense of security and timelessness to the Egyptians | religion | |
| aim of Ghandi's movement when he returned from south africa | better conditions for the poor | |
| liberator of South America | Simon Bolivar | |
| central powers of WWI | Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire | |
| made first law code based on | Hammurabi | |
| Marx and Engel proposed new economic/social system in _________ | Communist Manifesto | |
| Napolean met final defeat at Battle of __________ | Waterloo | |
| Nation created in 1910 after the Boer War | Union of South Africa | |
| study of past societies | anthripology | |
| the basic charter for French liberty | the Declaration of the Rights of Man | |
| persian assassinated in sarajevo | Archduk Francis Ferdinand | |
| wrote | Plato | |
| first historian/wrote about Persian War | Heraditis | |
| loss of these 2 provinces to germany in the Franco-Persian War left france burning for revenge | Alsace/Lorraine | |
| founder of islam | Muhammad | |
| believed a social contract existed between government and people, and freedom was achieved by following the will of the people | Rousseau | |
| responsible for the league of nations | United States | |
| founder of the hebrew religion | Abraham | |
| major center for all muslims | Mecca | |
| the Tsar's wife fell under the influence of an uneducated Serbian peasant named _________ | Rasputin | |
| dates of Vietnam war (french) | 1959-1975 | |
| dates of Vietnam War (american) | 1964-1975 | |
| founder of the Christean religion | Jesus | |
| driving force behind the colonization of South Africa | Leopold II |
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