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title in the mongolian language equal to the status of emperor and used to refer to someone who rules a khanate or empire, the title used by the …
a system used by spain in which a conquistador was rewarded with the labor of conquered peoples, what the spanish called the empire that ruled what is …
traveling to new territories for the purpose of discovery, state sponsored settlement of people to new territories, economic policy where colonies …
bloodiest day of the civil war, lead union general, lead confederate general, most famous civil war battle, battle that essentially ended any chance …
device that records sound (10 letters), machine used to fly (8 letters), portable light source (10 letters), device used to view distant objects (9 …
before written history, people who study and write about the historical past, people who study the origins and development of people and their …
the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits shared by a group of people, a person's rank compared to others, a person who lives by gathering food, …
first human moon landing, nixon's scandal, wwii normandy invasion, 1969 music festival, 1941 attack location, atomic bomb site, alcohol ban era, 1912 …
lincoln's famous speech, king's iconic speech, churchill's speech about europe, kennedy's call to action, washington's parting words, churchill's …
inventor of the light bulb, known for alternating current (ac) power, revolutionized car manufacturing with the assembly line, pioneers of the first …
master escape artist, magician famous for making the statue of liberty disappear, known for street magic and endurance stunts, star of the tv show …
long-bladed weapon used in combat, club with a spiked head, tool and weapon with a sharp edge, long spear used by cavalry, short stabbing weapon, …
greek philosopher, method of questioning, a student of socrates, wrote "the republic", student of plato, teacher of alexander, author of …
where jan van riebeeck was from, to take over an area, where maria de la quellerie was from, the first building built in the cape by settlers, the …
a large flow of water that rises and spreads over the land, the study of the sun, stars and planes, a community of people with shared laws and …
to support and empower indigenous people, the number of people who are able to read and write, benefits mainly provided by the state to improve the …
one of the middle colonies, this colony was settled by the dutch at the same time as new york, this colony split from another in 1712. it depended on …
this has a half life of 5,730 years, darwin's hypothesis for bipedalism, the study of human fossil remains, material clues that are left behind, the …
family name of first general secretary of the sed (first letter 'u'), family name of the second general secretary of the sed, short form of the gdr …
ruler of china until the last one was forced to abdicate in 1912, spanish (full name) killed 50 million people, the ban on alcohol in brought by the …
the belief in many gods, a member of a people or tribe that has no permanent home but moves from place to place, usually seasonally, following a …
line of forts and obstacles built by france after ww1 to defend against germany, nickname for the second atom bomb dropped on japan, nickname for the …
university that gave crowther an honorary doctorate, one of the four reasons for european colonization of africa, system of transportation and …
a cultural icon used to represent the women who worked during wwii, the difference in pay between men and women, a branch of the us military dedicated …
an official release from punishment for a crime, a republican who believed that congress should direct reconstruction, a legal state holiday …
a 1787 law that set up a government for the northwest territory, created a very loose alliance of 13 independent states, period when business activity …
last name of pilgrim's first minister, official name of pilgrim's kitchen, the _ room, the first service of pilgrim congregational church was held …
first opened in the ussr, put into place by joseph, new policies put into place by hitler, first battle in poland, super fast, troops that liberated …
native american tribe, the unconquered, powerful storm that usually hits florida between june and november, famous fl fruit, st. _ ; oldest city in …
was the founder of the roman empire, pliny the elder called him "the gloomiest of men", reigned for roughly 5 years, from 37 - 41 a.d. in …