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| a political unit made up of a city and its surrounding lands |
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| a government in which citizens elect representatives to rule in their name |
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| a series of wars to take Palestine from the Muslims |
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| a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts that lasted form the 14th to 16th centuries |
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| structures that carried water for long distances |
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| countries of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg--they have their own cultures, but also have influences from Germany and France |
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| a period when many Christians broke away from the Catholic Church and started Protestant churches. |
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| a political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land. |
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| the belief that people should be loyal to their nation, the people with whom they share land, culture, and history |
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| a program of mass murder of European Jews and other minorities. |
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| divided the capital city of Berlin. |
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| Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden |
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| representative lawmaking body whose members are elected or appointed. |
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| Scotland between Glasgow and Edinburgh is called Silicon Glen because it has so many high tech companies. |
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| a place where various cultures cross paths |
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| the process of the region breaking up into small, mutually hostile units. |
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| nations dominated by other countries |
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| industries make the good consumers want to buy. |
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| produced by rural people with traditional lifestyles instead of by professional artists. |
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| discrimination against Jewish people. |
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