| Term | Definition |
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filial piety |
respect for parents |
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monopoly |
complete control of a product or a business by one person or group |
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patriarchal |
describing a family headed by the father |
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reincarnation |
rebirth of the soul in a different body |
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stupa |
large Buddhist temple |
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asoka |
Maurya emperor |
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Brahma |
the single spiritual power that resides in everything |
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Confucius |
a teacher and philosophical leader in china |
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Siddharta Gautama |
the founder of Buddhism |
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Shi Huangdi |
emperor of china who built the great wall of china |
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Aristocracy |
government headed by a privileged minority or upper class |
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Democracy |
government in which the people old ruling power |
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Monarchy |
government in which a king or queen rule over all |
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Rhetoric |
art of skillful specking |
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Strait |
narrow water passage |
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Hippocrates |
Greek physician |
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Homer |
Blind poet |
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Pericles |
a great statesman |
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Socrates |
a great philosopher |
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Solon |
a wise and trusted leader of Athens |
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Julius Caesar |
a great roman politician |
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Hannibal |
Carthaginian general |
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Jesus |
the Cristian messiah |
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Odoacer |
Germanic leader |
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Paul |
Spread Jesus's Message across the Mediterranean after a vision from Jesus |
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Ptolemy |
An ancient Roman mathematician, geographer, astronomer, and astrologer. |
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Virgil |
A poet who wrote works like the Aeneid, praising Roman History in comparison to Greece. |
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Igloo |
Dome-shaped homes made from snow or ice. Used by the Inuits. |
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Potlatch |
A gift trading ceremony of the native American` of the Northwest Cost |
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Tribute |
A tax or payment by conquered people. |
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Quipu |
A collerction of knotted, collard strings used for Incan record keeping. |
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Cahokia |
A city of the Mound builders of the Mississippi housing 40,000 people. In what is now Illinois. |
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Kiva |
A large underground chamber used for Anasazi Religions Services. |
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Cuzco |
An Incan city housing representatives from all parts of the empire, |
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Teotihuacan |
A well planned Aztec city with large apartment buildings, massive temples, and wide roads. |
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Tenochtitlan |
An Aztec city in the center of the Vally of Mexico . |
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Tikal |
The largest city of the Mayans |