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- primogeniture-
- system of inheritance from father to eldest son for ownership or possesion of land
- scutage-
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- Aristotle-
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- Emperor Diocletian-
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- Praetors-
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- Pontius Pilate-
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- Minoans
- earliest greek civilization that had developed on the island of crete by 2000 b.c
- Jesuits-
- catholic religious order founded by Ignatius de Loyola in 1534
- Clovis-
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- tithe-
- church tax collected form christians in early times that represented one tenth of their income
- alliance system-
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- Hannibal
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- Carthaginian Peace-
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- Henry VIII of England-
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- Iconoclastic Controversy-
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- Status Quo Antebellum-
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- William the Conqueror-
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- Scipio-
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- Sparta-
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- Purposes/Conditions of Castles:
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- Constantinople-
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- King John I-
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- Dec. 25, 800-
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- John Calvin-
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- dictators
- an absolute ruler
- Justinian Code-
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- journeyman-
- skilled worker who was paid wages by his master
- Judea-
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- interdict-
- the catholic churches punishment of a region, involving closing churches and witholding sacrements
- Second Triumvirate-
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- Hundred Years' War-
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- Magna Carta-
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- Indulgences-
- paid pardons from punishment for sin
- Joan of Arc-
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- Successes/Failures of Crusades:
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- excommunication-
- official edict that cars a person from church membership
- Punic Wars-
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- Estates General-
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- Peloponnesian War
- war between sparta and athens that broke out in 431 bc and lasted for 27 years
- Pythagoras-
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- apprentice-
- one who learns a skill under a master
- 1453 A.D-
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- Pope Leo X-
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- Sultan Saladin-
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- Thomas Becket-
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- Renaissance Man-
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- 476 A.D.-
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- Richard the Lionhearted-
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- Emperor Constantine-
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- Socrates-
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- First Triumvirate-
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- Augustus Caesar-
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- fealty-
- the loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to their sovereign)
- Marcus Brutus-
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- corvus-
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- Julius Caesar-
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- Council of Trent-
- meeting of the church leaders in the 1500s to clearly define catholic doctorines for the counter reformation
- Alexander the Great-
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- Frederick Barbarossa-
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- Crusades-
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- Index of Forbidden Books-
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- heraldry-
- the use of symbols or emblems during the middle ages; often worn on shields, cloaks, and cloths draped over horses
- Battle of Tours-
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- Plato-
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- 95 Theses-
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- Abbot-
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- disciples-
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- myths
- traditional stories about gods, goddesses and heroes
- Emperor Theodosius-
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- Domesday Book-
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- heretics-
- people who denied the truth of the offical churches principals or who preached beliefs not approved by the church
- Pope Urban I-
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- Charlemagne-
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- Gutenberg-
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- homage-
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- Domation of Constantine-
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- Diet of Worms-
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- Renaissance-
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- Parthenon-
- white marble temple built in ancient athens in honor of athena
- Athens-
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- Edward the Confessor-
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- predestination-
- belief at the begining of time god decided who would be saved
- Byzantine Empire-
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- checks and balances-
- system of government that prevents any one part of the governement to become too powerful
- hegemony
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- medieval banks-
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- Senate-
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- Review the four Renaissance Artists:
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- Church Hierarcy:
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- Trojan War
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- Martin Luther-
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- Hellenism-
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- city-states-
- form of government that includes a town or city and the surrounding land controled by it
- Seven Sacraments
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