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| people who may have been the first to use fire |
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| famous for his code of laws |
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| people whose alphabet is the mode of western alphabets |
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| person who led the hebrews out of slavery in Egypt |
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| composer of Illiad and Odyssey |
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| his conquests led to the creation of a Hellenistic Culture |
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| Greek philosopher the search for the truth was most important |
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| led Athens to its height of prosperity and power |
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| member of 1st triumvirate who became dictator for life |
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| taught people to follow the 8 fold path to reach Nirvana |
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| philosopher who taught importance of family and ethical conduct |
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| trade route across Central Asia |
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| explorers, raiders, traders |
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| led Byzantine empire to its height of its power |
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| Greek philosopher who influenced later philosophers with his work on logic |
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| French peasant girl who helped defeat the British |
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| Pharaoh whose treasures revealed many aspects of Egyptian life |
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| nomadic warriors who introduced the caste system to India |
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| greatest king of the Franks |
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| leader of Carthigian army in 2nd Punic War |
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| defeated Anglo-Saxons at Hastings |
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