1. Bronze AgeDomestication CivilizationHomo Sapiens Sapiens AnthropologyArcheology

2. PrehistoryNeanderthals Paleolithic AgeHominids FossilsArtisans

3. ZigguratPatriarchal CuneiformDynasty City-StatesMonotheism

4. TheocracyMummification VizierHieratic BureaucracyRajas

5. CastesReincarnation YogaNirvana Silk RoadDao

6. CensorateHinduism DemocracyOligarchy AcropolisHoplites

7. Phalanx Ostracism OracleEpicureanism AgoraPhilosophy

8. TragediesSocratic Method PraetorsPaterfamilias ConsulsProcurator

9. InsulaeTriumvirate New TestamentChristianity JudaismClergy

10. LaityPlebeians PatriciansPlague ImperatorRepublic

11. IslamMosques SultanBazaar HijrahJihad

12. HajjArabesques Shari’ ahVizier Subsistence FarmingGriots

13. BantuSwahili SavannasStateless Society MatrilinealLineage Groups

14. DivinersScholar-gentry KhanatesPorcelain SamuraiBushido

15. ShogunDaimyo MahayanaRajputs ArchipelagoMonasticism

16. FeudalismChivalry WergildBishopric CrusadesSchism

17. PatriarchPopes FiefMonarchies TheologyGuilds

18. SerfsRelic TailleInquisition ScholasticismVernacular

19. HeresyLonghouses QuipuClans TepeesAdobe

20. PueblosTribute MesoamericaHieroglyphs MercenariesHumanism

21. Christian HumanismPredestination SecularUrban Society DowryIndulgence

22. FrescoMercantilism ConquistadorsBureaucracy PlantationsMainland States

23. Balance of TradeColony Triangular TradeMiddle Passage ArmadaCommonwealth

24. WitchcraftDivine Right of Kings ManorialismAbsolutism BaroqueCzar

25. BoyarsNatural Rights ZamindarsGrand Vizier ShahJanissaries

26. UlemaHarem PashasSultan OrthodoxyAnarchy

27. Gunpowder EmpiresBanners Commercial CapitalismHostage System Hans Scientific Method

28. PtolemaicGeocentric MestizosEnlightened Absolutism Federal SystemInductive Reasoning

29. HeliocentricPhilosophes RationalismLaissez-faire EstatesBourgeoisie

30. FactionsCoup d’etat ConsulateNationalism AbolitionismPrinciple of Legitimacy

31. Universal Male SuffrageOrganic Evolution ConservatismCottage Industry PlebisciteSocialism

32. RomanticismRevisionists ProletariatFeminism Ministerial ResponsibilityDuma

33. PsychoanalysisModernism PogromsDictatorship LiteracyImperialism

34. ProtectorateIndirect Rule Direct RuleAnnexed IndigenousSepoys

35. ViceroyMonroe Doctrine CreolePrefectures ExtraterritorialitySpheres of Influence

36. ConcessionsIndemnities ProvincialCommodities ConscriptionMobilization

37. Trench Warfare Unrestricted Submarine Warfare War of AttritionTotal War Planned EconomiesSoviets

38. CommunismReparations DepressionCollectivization Totalitarian StateNew Economic Policy

39. Deficit SpendingUncertainty Principle ReichstagPolitburo Collective BargainingMahatma

40. Ethnic CleansingGenocide Civil DisobedienceGuerrilla Tactics OligarchyRedistribution of Wealth

41. ZaibatsuPan-Africanism AppeasementBlitzkrieg Demilitarized ZoneSanctions

42. PartisansKamikaze CollaboratorsDomino Theory De-StalinizationConsumer Society

43. Welfare StatesPolicy of Containment Women’s Liberation Movement Satellite State Arms RaceDetente

44. Ethnic CleansingThatcherism DissidentsPerestroika Multinational CorporationsContras

45. Magic RealismPrivatization Trade EmbargoShining Path CooperativesApartheid

46. Pan-ArabismIntifada Permanent RevolutionOccupied Country Per CapitaStalemate

47. CommunesDiscrimination DeforestationGlobal Economy EcologyDisarmament

48. Acid RainAcropolis Black DeathBuddhism BantuBanana Republic

49. MuhammadConfucianism CuneiformRosetta Stone Great SchismKnight

50. Magna CartaMonroe Doctrine ShintoSilk Road SanskritQuran

51. Propaganda “….let no day pass without discussing goodness….” Socrates Louis B. Leaky 1066 Battle of Hastings 1215 Magna Carta 1492 Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas

52. 1789 French Revolution 1914-1918 World War I Andean South America 1939-1945 World War II CapitalismConstitutional Government

53. Declaration of Independence Democratic-Republican Government Development of CitiesCold War Development of FarmingEnlightenment

54. ReformationRenaissance FascismHammurabi’s Code HolocaustHuman Rights

55. John Locke’s Two Treatises of Government Justinian’s Code of Laws Limited EvidenceNazism Neolithic Agricultural Revolution Parliamentary Government

56. American RevolutionFrench Revolution Glorious RevolutionRussian Revolution Popular SovereigntyRoman Catholic Church

57. SecurlarismSeparation of Powers Social MobilityStraits of Hormuz Sub-Saharan Africa Archimedes (287-212 BC) Thinker and Mathematician who explained principle of lever

58. Robert Boyle (1627-1691) Father of modern chemistry Winston Churchill (1874-1965) Led Britain throughout most of World War II Imperialism Nicholas Copernicus (1473-1543) Proposed that the sun was the center of the Earth Marie Curie (1867-1934) Discovered that radioactivity could treat diseases Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) 1,300 patents including incandescent light bulb

59. Albert Einstein (1879-1955) Theory of Relativity Eratosthenes (285-204 BC) Calculated the circumference of the Earth Robert Fulton (1765-1815) Inventor of steamboat in United States Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) Proved heliocentric theory Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1948) Spiritual and Moral Leader who favored Indian independence Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) Nazi leader of Germany in World War II

60. Vladimir I. Lenin (1870-1924) Founder of Russian Communist Party Mao Zedong (1893-1976) People’s Republic of China Communist Leader Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-2001) Humanitarian Aid and Nobel Prize Winner Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727) Explained universal gravitation Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) Discovered that heat could kill bacteria Pope John Paul II (Karol Wojtyla) (1920 - ) Favored cooperation among faiths

61. Pythagoras (580-500 BC) Greek philosopher and Mathematician Desmond Tutu (1931 - ) Fought Apartheid in Africa James Watt (1736-1819) Steam Engine Woodrow Wilson President after World War I Fourteen Points League of Nations Sumer “When Marduk (A Babylonian god) sent me to rule the people…I established law and justice in the land, and promoted the welfare of the people.” Hammurabi

62. IsraelMycenae AgamemnonPeloponnesian War AristotleSocrates

63. Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) Macedonian King and conqueror Macedonia Hellenistic Kingdoms Hannibal (247-183 BC) Carthaginian General; inflicted terrible loses on the Romans Emperor ConstantineUmayyads

64. SaladinHouse of Wisdom AbbasidsSeljuk Turks MongolsKingdom of Songhai

65. Kublai KhanTang Dynasty Song DynastyGenghis Khan Timur LenkCharlemagne

66. Carolingian EmpireNorman Conquest ConstantinopleByzantine Empire AgincourtJoan of Arc

67. MayaToltec Aztec Montezuma (1466-1520) Aztec Ruler “Dare to know.” Immanuel Kant Machiavelli

68. Johannes GutenbergMoveable Type Leonardo da VinciMartin Luther John CalvinAnabaptists

69. Line of DemarcationChristopher Columbus Louis XIVElizabeth I The Thirty Years WarPrussia

70. Peter the Great (1672-1725) Russian Czar “…This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this England.” William Shakespeare Ottoman TurksSuleyman Safavid DynastyAkbar

71. Mogul IndiaMing Dynasty MontesquieuVoltaire Frederick II Frederick the Great (1712-1786) Prussian King The Seven Years War

72. Thomas JeffersonBastille The Three Estates Declaration of the Rights of Man Reign of TerrorNapoleon Bonaparte

73. “The world’s surface is limited, therefore the great object should be to take as much of it as possible.” Cecil John Rhodes Congress of Vienna “The great questions of the day are decided…by blood and iron.” Otto von Bismarck Natural Selection Industrial RevolutionUniversal Education

74. Balkanization Caudillos The Opium WarTai Ping Rebellion Boxer RebellionOpen Door Policy

75. “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” Winston Churchill (Battle of Britain) Battle of the Somme Treaty of VersaillesThe Lusitania The Great DepressionTreaty of Locarno

76. “…the Fascist conception of life stresses the importance of the State and accepts the individual only in so far as his interests coincide with those of the State.” Benito Mussolini Fascism Five-Year PlansAnti-Semitic Policies Warsaw GhettoKemal Ataturk

77. Chiang Kai-shek (1887-1975) Chinese General and leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party Battle of Britain StalingradTehran Conference Yalta ConferencePotsdam Conference

78. “…there is no easy walk to freedom anywhere…” Nelson Mandela Truman Doctrine The Marshall PlanCuban Missile Crisis Nikita Khrushchev (1894-1971) Soviet Leader during Cuban Missile Crisis “…Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.” Ronald Reagan

79. Bosnia-HerzegovinaKosovo Palestinian Liberation Organization Cultural Revolution Kashmir and JammuThe United Nations