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Located in Asia.
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Locate din the Indus River Valley.
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Located in Asia.
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Located slight above the Arabian Peninsula in between the Tigris and Euphrates river.
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It was located in the eastern part of North Africa.
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The Pyramid is also known as the 'Great Pyramid of Giza'. It was built to be the tomb of the Fourth Dynasty Pharaoh Khufu.
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Located in present day Israel.
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Located in the north western bit of current day Russia.
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It was a 'orderly group of laws' that allowed anyone who can read them to know what was required of them and what the punishments were for breaking them.
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Located in what is current day Syria and northern Israel.
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Located on the India subcontinent.
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Located in Greece and parts of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Located on Asia Minor.
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Empire was centered around Rome in Italy.
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Spread throughout the African continent.
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Siddhartha Gautama died in the year 483 BC after 'founding the religion known as Buddhism'. It is thought that he died of natural causes.
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This battle was between Persian forces and a small band of Spartan warriors who task was to hold off the Persian and provide Athens time to evacuate.
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This approximate point in time announced the introduction of a version of Democracy that was in the form of a Direct Democracy into the ancient Greek city of Athens. In this democracy every citizen who met the requirements 'could vote' on new laws or decisions.
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Centered around Greece and the nearby Asian spaces.
https://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/literature-and-the-arts/classical-literature-mythology-and-folklore/classical-literature/hellenistic-civilization -
The Qins were the 'first Imperial Chinese dynasty' after they united the different states.
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Decree that called for the 'equal treatment of Christians'.
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Constantine I was the person who 'transferred the capital' from Rome to Constantinople.
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The empire was centered around the capital of Constantinople which was located on the Bosphorus strait.
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Alexander the Great defeated Darius the third of Persian in a battle called the 'Battle of Gaugamela'.
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Locate in Europe.
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The Hagia Sophia in 'Constantinople was originally built to be a church'. Its construction began in 532 AD and ended in 537 AD.
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Journey of the Prophet Muhammad and his followers 'from Mecca to Medina'.
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The schism occured over a difference of ideals about 'who should be the next leaders' of the religion following Muhammad's death
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Located on the Arabian Peninsula.
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Located in both North and South America.
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This is the battle where the Franks were able to successfully halt the 'advance of the Moor'.
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Vikings originated from Scandinavia.
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This was a divide in the Christian religion which separated in into the 'Eastern Orthodox and Catholic churches'.
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Located in a large area of Asia.
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A document that 'limited the power' of the king.
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This the Haji of Mansa Musa which he 'gave so much gold out' on it began to have a negative impact on the economy
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After supposedly finding a 'eagle sitting on a cactus with a snake in its mouth' the Aztecs decided to found their city there as per traditions.
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The hundred year war was a war between the 'French and the English'.
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The fall of Rome can largely be contributed to the invasions of 'Barbarians' who eventually 'sacked the city of Rome'.
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In 1453 the capital of the Byzantine Empire 'falls to the Ottomans'.
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