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| Three Pillars of Indian Society |
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| Caste system, Village Life, Family Life |
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| Language of Hinduism, Indo-Arayan language |
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| Archaeological site in Pakistan, largest site pre-city life |
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| Destroyer god of Hinduism |
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| Used in China for divination |
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| An extended consequence of actions in the Hindu religion |
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| One of India's greatest Emperors, had a large number of military conquests. |
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| A sage on which Buddhism was founded. Also known as Siddhartha Gautama. |
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| Right to Rule by the "gods" by Chinese rulers. |
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| 1600-1046 BC, early bronze age. |
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| A Chinese philosopher, Confucian, The Four Beginnings. |
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| Philosophical and Religious tradition. Focuses on the "way". |
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| A period in ancient China, end of Ancient period. |
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| A Philosophy to adhere to a strict legal code. |
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| Follows the teachings of Confucius, core belief is humanism. |
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| Indian religion, a fusion of Indian and Aryan cultures. Features several gods. |
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| A section of Italy, Tuscany. The people that come from there. |
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| A group of ruling class families in Ancient Rome. |
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| The general body of free Roman citizens. |
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| A title shared by elected Roman officials. |
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| A general from Carthage, waged war on Rome and lost. |
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| Lead the slaves of Sparta to a revolt. |
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| Two brothers that were Tribunes, they called for reform and were killed. |
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| A General and Statesman of Rome, Consul twice. revived the dictatorship. |
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| Does not rule through democratic means, has complete control. |
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| Well known General, Statesman and Consul, first to Invade Britain, assassinated by Brutus. |
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| Philosopher, Politician, Lawyer, Orator, Political Theorist, Consul and Constitutionalist. Had a large influence on the Latin language. |
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| The founder of the Roman Empire and its first Emperor. |
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| Members were appointed by Consuls, a political institution of Rome. |
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| An Apostle who taught the Christian Gospel in the first century. Was Jewish until his conversion on the road to Damascus. |
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| Ordained member of the clergy, has a large position of authority and oversight. |
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| Formed in Egypt, belief that the Son of God did not always exist, but was created by God himself. |
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| A Saint in multiple churches, a priest, confessor, theologian and historian, became a Doctor of the Church. |
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| Archbishop of Milan, was a Doctor of the Church, a Saint. |
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| A Saint, early Christian Theologian, bishop of Hippo Regius, One of the most important Church Fathers, wrote City of God and Confessions. |
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| Highest elected office of the Roman Empire. |
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| Roman Emperor, first to convert to Christianity. |
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| The deliberate destruction of ones religious icons. |
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| A wall of icons and religious paintings, developed in the Byzantine empire. |
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| Monks and Nuns of the Orthodox Christian faith. |
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| East Germanic Tribe, sacked Rome and established a kingdom, later collapsed. |
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| A loose federation of East Slavic tribes, 9th to mid 13th century. |
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| ruler of the Huns, one of the most feared enemies of the Roman Empire, Invaded Italy, but was unable to conquer Rome. |
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| A value placed on ever human and ever piece of property by the Salic Code in Rome. |
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| Byzantine Emperor, sought to reconquer western half of Roman Empire, considered a Saint in the Orthodox Church, |
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| Branches of Germanic People, Warred with Rome and were considered Heretics by the Catholic Church. |
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| Kingdom in Italy, also warred with Italy. |
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| Roman Emperor, last of the Julio-Claudian dynasty. The Fire of Rome, associated with Tyranny, "fiddled while Rome burned". |
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| First king of the Franks. |
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| Roman Emperor and one of Romes greatest generals. Exiled himself from Rome after his sons death. |
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| Roman Emperor who changed the structure of the government and stabilized the economy and military. |
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| Ancient Italian city, Roman Army suffered a defeat to Hannibal there. |
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| Final war of the Roman Republic between Octavian and Mark Antony and Cleopatra. Octavian won. |
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| High Priest of College of Pontiffs in ancient Rome. Highest position of ancient Roman religion. |
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| Three times the prince of Kiev and Novgord, son of Vladimir the Great. |
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| A religious work of art, related to Eastern Christianity. |
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| Council of Christian bishops from Nicaea and Bithynia by Roman Emperor Constantine. |
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| A document, related to Emperor Constatine. |
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| Nomadic people ruled by Attila. |
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| Any government where the power is distributed between 4 individuals. |
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| Officer of Ancient Rome responsible for maintaining the census. |
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| There is no God but Allah, Prayer 5 times a day, Ramadan, giving to the poor and needy, pilgrimage to Mecca. |
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| Central religious text of Islam, believed to be the exact words of God transcribed by Muhammed. |
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| Migration of Muhammed and his followers from Mecca to Medina. |
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| Most sacred site of Islam, used to be center of pagan worship. |
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