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Finals Study Guide 1. Anthropology 2. Characteristics of civilization 3. Egyptian Society 4. Ancient Greek Communities 5. Homer 6. Sparta 7. Athens 8. Battle of Marathon 9. Alexander the Great 10. Herodotus 11. Siddhartha Gautama 12. Dharma 13. Gupta Empire 14. Hinduism 15. Caste system 16. Daoism 17. Confucianism 18. Legalism 19. The Qin Dynasty 20. Qin Shihuangdi 21. The Han Dynasty 22. Confucious 23. Tiberious and Gaius 24. Marius 25. First Triumvirate 26. Second Triumvirate 27. Julius Caesar 28. Pax Romana 29. Charlemagne 30. Diocletian 31. Constantine 32. Fall of the Roman Empire 33. Muhammad 34. Islamic Faith/ Muslim Religion 35. Five Pillars 36. Muslim Scholars 37. Bazaar 38. Conquering of Russia 39. Vassal 40. Chivalry 41. Fief 42. Mongols 43. Tournament 44. William of Normandy 45. Magna Carta 46. Feudalism 47. Shinto 48. Bushido 49. Gunpowder (China) 50. Jerusalem 51. Vernacular 52. Joan of Arc 53. Bubonic plague 54. Inquisition 55. Black Death 56. Taille 57. Infidels 58. Libel 59. Castile and Aragon (Spain) 60. Ghana 61. Mali 62. Songhai 63. Mayan human sacrifice 64. Humanists 65. Jan van Eyck 66. Johannes Gutenberg 67. Leonardo da Vinci 68. Machiavelli 69. Petrarch 70. Italian city-states 71. Martin Luther 72. Predestination 73. Ninty-five thesis 74. King Henry VIII 75. Christian Humanism 76. Protestant faiths 77. Reformation 78. Peace of Augsburg 79. Vasco da Gama 80. Treaty of Tordesillas 81. Columbian Exchange 82. Caravel 83. Middle Passage 84. Prince Henry 85. Conquistadors 86. Mercantilism 87. Portugal, Spain, France, England, and the Dutch (trade empires) 88. Peninsulares 89. Glorious Revolution 90. Louis XIV 91. Oliver Cromwell 92. Bill of Rights 93. Huguenots 94. Peace of Westphalia 95. Divine rights of kings 96. Armada 97. Fredrick William 98. Peter the Great 99. Thomas Hobbes 100. John Locke