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lasted for a hundred years
the whole battle was donr on french ground -
most ruthless emperor of ming empire
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took only about a year
made out of marble -
this was revolutionary because to the idea of not having to write out everything out. the moveable type made it easy to make copys.
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master pianter of the centruy
HAD A PROUND INFLUENCE ON 17 CENTURY ART -
they were cousins
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it was the capitol of the east roman empire. it was not expected to fsll so easily
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was an italian explorer
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his research helped make the helo centric theory
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he was the first person to reach the southern tip of africa
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dicoverd america
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the treaty was meant to restore peace
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first person to land in india linking europe and aisa
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painted between 1503 to 1506
said to be a self portrate -
painted over 300 figures on painting
took him a little over 4 years -
posted 95 thesis on Wienberg church. and started the prodesent reformation
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he became ruler when he waas three he gave russia a code of laws
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the last inca emperor
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wife of henery the 8th exicuted. allows henery to marry june semore
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only son of henery the 8th
and he solitified anglican church -
focous's church on education. and he also started the order of priestss
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she was the only surviving child
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ruled spian, spanish netherlands and the american colonies he gained wealth by taxing gold and silver
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mapped gulf of st lawrence
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bought lots of land in mainland mexico
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only anglican daughter of henery becomes key
start of elizabeth age -
six week nationwide slaughter of huguenots whitch started in paris
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the dutch opened the flood gates at lieden to drive out the spanish
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he was a decenfent of louis the 14th he inherited the throne after catherine
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trade in mainly in east indies
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a big trade network
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he was a calvanist he offened parlement
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this was the birth of the modern european novel
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argument was casue by helocentric theory
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emplored coast of canada and hudson bay
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he died on his birthday
his tomb lies beneth the church in chancel -
the conflict over religion over territory adn for power amoung eupropean ruling families
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the hapsburgs were drivin out of spain
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]), was a French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher famous for his wit, his attacks on the established Catholic Church, and his advocacy of freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state.
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the true ruler of france waas cardinal mazarin. he ended the thirty years war
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restored monarchy qwhich was called the restoration during his reign parlement passed hapeus corpus
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looking for a passage to oregon
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claimed by duke of york
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states how gravity works and the equations needed to figure out the force odf gravity
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no suspending parlenent laws no infering with freedom of speech in parlement
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peters goal was to learn about euro[ean customs and idustrial techniquis. he was 24 years old
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she died at a very old age
was very educated -
took him 21 years and still wasnt finished all the way
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had the mind of a gienious, the body of a giant and the temper of a bear. he was the sole ruler of russia
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commanded voyages to south east aisa
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fought in west indies and north america it was between france adnengland
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the fammily was jipsies she also had an older brother
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dispute between france and portugal
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The partitions were conducted by the Russian Empire, the Kingdom of Prussia and Habsburg Austria, which divided up the Commonwealth lands among themselves progressively in the process of territorial seizures
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was againsted to english goveerment baecause of the high tax
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The battles marked the outbreak of open armed conflict between the Kingdom of Great Britain and thirteen of its colonies on the mainland of British America
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Within a decade after the event, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams all wrote that the Declaration had been signed by Congress
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elimination of slavery
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the justin bieber of opera music \
said to be one of the best -
the hapsburg were drivin out of northern germany
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Holy Roman emperor Joseph II tried to strengthen the Habsburg empire with his enlightened reforms, but the changes he made were met with fierce opposition.
