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The longest lived post-Mongol Muslim empire, It resembles the centralized monarchies of europe.
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(1394-1460) devoted life promoting exploration.
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Do not come out of this span!
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First voyage/explorer to round the southern tip of Africa and enter the Indian ocean.
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Only after convicing the Queen and by default, the King, was he given the funds to begin his voyage accross the ocean.
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an Iranian kingdom with traditional custom/ Shi'ite mixed religion.
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(1483-1546) Luther objected to the sale of indulgences and how it seemed that forgivness could be bought; he beleved that salvation lay in faith. His uncovering of the church's corrupton fueled the reformation.
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)1509-1564) Calvin published 'The Istitutes of the Christian Religion' and went a step further beyond Luther's ideals by adding "predestination" to Luther's faith.
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The Society of Jesus, or Jesuits, was founded by a spanish nobleman and considered one of the most important events of The Catholic Reformation since it supported the Protestants with converts through overseas missions.
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(1520-1566) presided over the greatest Ottoman assault on Christian Europe, expelled the Knights of the Hospital of St. John, laid seige to Vienna, and conqured Belgrade.
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Protuguese began to enslave Amerindians captured in war or from villages.
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1545-1563
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(1556-1605) Okay, he was smart but had unpredictable moods, He established the central administration for the Mughal Empire.
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(1564-1642) Galilei built a telescope through which he examined the heavens and made discoveries, like irregularness of planets, that would challene the ideals of Aristotelians.
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(1756-1763) Fronteir conflict between French and British forces and their Amerindan allies.
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