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| What was necessary for the growth of a large population? |
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| what is the earliest known civilization, where was it located, and what made it a good locatoin? |
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the mesopotamian's, sumer,
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| who was the first ruler to have written laws? |
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| where was the early human ancestors from? |
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| name the advances fo the nelithic revolution. |
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| stone tools, pottery, farming, herding. |
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| what was unique about the indus river valley? |
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| very isolated and floods were unpredictable. |
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| when ideas spread form one place to another |
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| an ancient system o fwriting in egypt |
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| a time before they recorded history. |
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| southern mexico through central america, polytheism |
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| andes mountain, polytheistic |
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| valley ofo mexico, polytheism. |
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| a huge peninsula in modern day turkey |
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| where did the indo-europeons originate, what languages belonged to them? |
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| steppes of asia, english, spanish, persian, sanskrit, hndi. |
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| release form pain and suffering, enlightenment. |
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| rome became wealthy and there was peace. |
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| when was the fall of the western roman empire, why did it collapse? |
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| 476 A.D., suffered from trade loss, weakened army, and inflation. |
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| explain the debate over icons in the eight century. |
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| leo the third banned icons but the pope said it was okay and to continue with it. |
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| what is czar, where did it come from. |
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| russian leader, from rome, julius ceaser. |
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| a viking explorer and was first to get to north america before collumbus |
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| result of german invadors in western europe |
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| fall of western roman empire, alter in economy: disruption in trade |
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| take care of land and animals of his lord |
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| to defend thier lords land |
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| head of a group fo churches |
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| official over an area of churches |
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| an official known as mayor of the palace. defeated muslims in spain |
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| duke of normandy, take control of enland in 1066 |
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| english king called two burgusses from each borough to make new taxes and laws |
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| wealthy family who were patrons and was a banking family |
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| three branches of protestantism |
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| lutherism, anglicanism, calvinism |
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| magellans crew, first to travel around the world |
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| europeons motives for exploring |
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| spread of christianity, grow rich |
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| settlement on the coast of virginia |
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| global transfer fo food, plants, and animals during the colonization of the americas. |
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