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| a region or country's main landmass |
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| pictures created from tiny pieces of colored stone |
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| a hot, dry wind from North Africa that blows across the mediterranean to Europe |
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| The bishop of Rome and the head of the Roman Catholic church |
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| self-governing cities, such as those of ancient Greece |
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| French word meaning "rebirth" and referring to a new era of learning that began in Europe in the 1300s |
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| governments in which several political parties join together to run a country |
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| a variation of a language |
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| the bark stripped from certain types of oak tree and often used as stoppers and unsulation |
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