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Socrates was a Greek Philosopher
He was critical of the Athenian government and as a result, was sentenced to death by suicide for corrupting the youth. -
The great wall of China was built for defense
The wall provided extra security against normative invaders
It has also been a source of transportation, it's a collection point for duties on duties transported by using the silk road -
Known for her intelligence and leadership
She was also the ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt
She was in a relationship with the politician, Mark Anthony, and they were the inspiration for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" -
Roman Emperor
Suggested that he started the "Great Fire of Rome"
The Great Fire of Rome damaged the city for six days in order to make room for his palatial complex
Accused the Christian Community which lead to increased persecutions among the Christans -
Muslim holy book
orally revealed to prophet Muhammed from god for over 20 years
The first Islamic places of worship, mosques, were built in Arabia during Muhammad's life. -
The only "King John" in English History
Known for his terrible leadership
he was forced to relinquish some of his power
His barbarians demanded he sign a document known as "Magna Carta"
This led to a more balanced power structure between the Monarchy and nobility. -
The sultan of the Mali Empire
Considered one of the wealthiest historical features
At the time of his resignation, it was believed that Mali was the world's largest producer of Gold. -
The Black Death was a bubonic plague that was one of the biggest pandemics in human history.
it wiped out 30-60% of Europe's population.
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He was the Emporer of the Kingdom of Cusco
He later transformed into the Inca Empire
He has Machu Picchu as his estate which he also commissioned
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The king of the First Babylonian dynasty
Others saw him and considered him as a god
Hammurabi is known for his law codes ( some can still be found today)
Issued consequences in the eye-for-an-eye style