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(Dynasty) Extended the Grand Canal
Yuan Dynasty
-
Claimed the French throne in opposition to Edward III
Philip VI
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FIrst woman to serve in both the House and Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
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James Madison's Secretary of State
Robert Smith
-
"Belief in Luck" book
Theory of the Leisure Class
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First Secretary of Defense
James Forrestal
-
Portuguese king who gave orders to Vasco da Gama
Manuel
-
Strangled by Narcissus
Commodus
-
Russian agent murdered in London
Alexander Litvinenko
-
This term is the goal of Hinduism, liberation from Samsara
Moksha
-
Term for the proper behavior that will allow one to escape rebirth
Dharma
-
Connecticut commander who surrendered at Durham Station
Johnston
-
Daughter of Caesar who was gonna marry Pompey
Julia
-
Formed by the Holston and French Broad Rivers
Tennessee
-
(Trib) Samara River
Dnieper River
-
(Trib) Prupyat River
Dnieper River
-
Smolensk lies on what river?
Dnieper River
-
Glimpses of World History
Nehru
-
Sent troops to put down Dorr's Rebellion
Tyler
-
City that won the battle of Tegyra
Thebes
-
Won Battle of Chacabuco
San Martin
-
Had Rubellius Plautus executed
Nero
-
Wrote about Scientists as Spies
Franz Boas
-
Contained in the Sykes-Picot Agreement
Balfour Declaration
-
Angered by the Council of Avranches
Henry II
-
Wrote Economy and Society
Weber
-
Put down the January Uprising
Alexander II
-
VP 40 and VP 24 are related to this virus
Ebola
-
Used the Bando-Bast taxation system
Akbar the Great
-
Wrote Fixation of Belief
Charles Sanders Pierce
-
Wrote How to Make Our Ideas Clear
Charles Sanders Pierce
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Founded by John Lewis
CIO
-
Makpo and Pusan are cities in this country
South Korea
-
Concerned the 80-20 rule
Pareto
-
Founded the Likud Party
Menachem Begin
-
Highest point of Virginia
Mount Rogers
-
Operation related to Dien Bien Phu
Operation Castor
-
Basin full of mummies in the Taklamakan Desert
Tarim Basin
-
Led the Barebones Parliament
Oliver Cromwell
-
Talked about "knowledge by association" and "knowledge by description"
Bertie Russell
-
Won the Battle of Camden
Lord Cornwallis
-
Charles d'Albret led the main failed cavalry charge at this battle
Battle of Agincourt
-
8000 Process Scandal occurred here
Colombia
-
Assassinated Harvey Milk
White
-
Ben Franklin Effect concerns this phenomenon
Cognitive Dissonance
-
Lost the Battle of Caseros
Juan Manuel de Rosas
-
Had Rubellius Plautus assassinated
Nero
-
VIVAX is related to this disease
Malaria
-
Created the Blue Division
Francisco Franco
-
Received an elephant from the Abbasids named Abul-Abbas
Charlemagne
-
Won the Battle of Karbala
Umayyad Caliphate
-
Created Categorical triads
Hegel
-
Argued the Parson's Cause
Patrick Henry
-
Brooks-Baxter Affair occurred in this state
Arkansas
-
Wrote about Eternal Recurrence
Friedrich Nietzsche
-
French king married to Anne of Austria
Louis XIII
-
Virginia governor opposed to integration
Harry Byrd
-
Wrote Presidential Succession of 1910
Francisco Madero
-
Elected president of Mexico in 1911
Francisco Madero
-
Rebelled against Madero and had him killed
Victoriano Huerta
-
Mexican president who died at Fort Bliss
Victoriano Huerta
-
Overthrew Victoriano Huerta
Venustiano Carranza
-
Westernmost of the Aleutians
Attu
-
Japan's last shogun
Yoshinobu
-
Chief Justice for Plessy v Ferguson
Fuller
-
Jewish farm communities in Israel
Kibbutz
-
Russian leader who issued the Pale of Settlement
Catherine the Great
-
Confederate ship captured with diplomats to Great Britain
RMS Trent
-
Wrote his dissertation on the "concept of irony"
Kierkegaard
-
Wrote The Concept of Anxiety
Kierkegaard
-
Co-emperor with Constantine
Licinius
-
Won the battle of Cibalae
Constantine
-
Lincoln Steffens wrote about the "Shame of" these
cities
-
Black guy who assisted Robert Peary
Matthew Henson
-
Governor of Massachusetts during Shays' Rebellion
John Hancock
-
Led troops against Shays
Benjamin Lincoln
-
Eli Parson and Luke Day were leaders of this uprising
Shays' Rebellion
-
Pierce's Secretary of State
William Marcy
-
Peninsula that contains Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia
Delmarva Peninsula
-
Won the Battle of Pichincha
Sucre
-
Won the Battle of Ayacucho
Sucre
-
Seat of Chile's government
Valparaiso
-
Saudi Arabian king killed in 1975
Faisal
-
Bikini Atoll is in this country
Marshall Islands
-
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Sailed with Louis Joliet
Marquette
-
Fernando Lugo led this country
Paraguay
-
Big island in the Barents Sea
Novaya Zemlya
-
Contains "The Origin of Table Manners" and "The Raw and the Cooked"
Mythologiques
-
Napoleon's win at this battle led to the Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Friedland
-
Governor of Texas shot with JFK
John Connally
-
First female presidential nominee
Victoria Woodhull
-
Leader of the PRM, created PEMEX
Cardenas
-
River that passes through Bordeaux
Garonne
-
Mistress to Charles II
Nell Gwyn
-
Leader of the NKVD executed after Stalin's death
Beria
-
Most populous Chinese province
Guangdong Province
-
Dom Pedro II was from this royal house
Braganza
-
Carthaginian navigator
Hanno
-
Two people who killed Bobby Franks
Leopold and Loeb
-
Discusses "The Emotional Factor"
Why I am Not A Christian
-
Greatest of the Assyrian generals
Tiglath-Pileser
-
Largest island in Solomon Islands, owned by Papua New Guinea
Bougainville
-
Forms border between Arkansas and part of Missouri
St. Francis River
-
Leader of the Branch Davidians at Waco, Texas
David Koresh
-
Bombed by Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City
Murrah Buildings
-
Counting of the Omer connects these two holidays
-
Governor of Georgia in the 1930s and 1940s
Eugene Talmadge
-
Ran with Teddy Roosevelt in 1912
Hiram Johnson
-
Guapore River forms the border between these two countries
-
Also known as the Swabian Dynasty
Hohenstaufen Dynasty
-
Held the Sicilian throne from 1194-1266 (Dynasty)
Hohenstaufen
-
Sicilian Vespers were against this monarch
Charles I
-
Controls the islands of Cres and Krk
Croatia
-
Sections of England that don't lose representatives despite population loss
Rotten Borough
-
The Serpent's Mouth (Columbus Channel) separates what two countries?
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Venezuela
-
Mona Passage separates what two islands?
-
Older brother of Napoleon
Joseph Bonaparte
-
Led by Donald DeFreeze, captured Patty Hearst
SLA (Symbionese Liberation Army)
-
Hindu scriptures learned sitting at the feet of a teacher
Upanishads
-
The infinite universe described by the Upanishads
Brahman
-
In Hindu, this is the separate individual soul of each being
Atman
-
Six men named Mithridates ruled this kingdom
Pontus
-
What was the capital of Russian Alaska?
Sitka
-
Brother of William the Conqueror who commissioned the Bayeux Tapestry
Odo
-
Led the Prague Spring
Alexander Dubcek
-
Took over Czech Republic in 2003
Vavclav Klaus
-
Left the cabinet because of an affair with a barmaid
Eaton
-
Eaton Affair occurred during whose presidency
Jackson
-
George Wallace's running mate
Curtis LeMay
-
Two men sent to explore the Oregon Trail
- Charles Fremont
- Kit Carson
-
Successor to Charlemagne
Louis the Pious
-
Leading advisor to Charlemagne
Alcuin of York
-
Formed at the confluence of the Red and Mississippi Rivers
Atchafalaya River
-
Finished in third for the Election of 1824
William H Crawford
-
Fought over by Finland and Sweden
Aland Islands
-
City founded by Djoser
Memphis
-
City that served as the capital of the Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
-
Cardinal Richelieu worked with this monarch
Louis XIII
-
Cornwallis lost this North Carolina battle to Nathaniel Greene
Battle of Guilford Courthouse
-
Patrick Ferguson lost this frontier battle during the American Revolution
Battle of Kings Mountain
-
Major city in Kazakhstan
Almaty
-
First lady who cofounded a drug rehab center
Betty Ford
-
Started the White House Easter Egg Roll
Lucy Hayes
-
Egyptian who was Secretary General in the 1990s
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
-
Second-most populous Afghan city
Kandahar
-
Most populous city in Eastern Afghanistan
Jalalabad
-
Birmingham police chief who attacked people with hoses and dogs
Bull Connor
-
President whose presidency saw the Webster-Ashburton Treaty
John Tyler
-
President whose presidency saw the Alaska Boundary Settlement
Teddy Roosevelt
-
Resulted from the putting down of the Monmouth Rebellion
Bloody Assizes
-
Lake Winnipesaukee is in this state
New Hampshire
-
Cathedral of Pines is in this state
New Hampshire
-
Grand Monadnock Mountains are in this state
New Hampshire
-
Capital of New Hampshire
Concord
-
River that passes through New Hampshire
Merrimack River
-
Has a namesake linguistic hypothesis with Whorf
Edward Sapir
-
Swiss linguist whose lectured are documented in Course in General Linguistics
Ferdinand de Saussure
-
Wrote A Voyage to Terra Australis
Matthew Flinders
-
Sued Goodyear because of a Fair Pay Act problem
Lily Ledbetter
-
American filibuster who declared himself president of Nicaragua
William Walker
-
Alexander Suvurov was essential in winning this war
Russo-Turkish War
-
Henry Lane Wilson helped overthrow this Mexican president
Francisco Madero
-
Most populous city on the Illinois River
Peoria
-
Flew over the North Pole with Amundsen, namesake Antarctic mountain range
Ellsworth
-
Led Joseph Kony
Lord's Resistance Army
-
Gave the Pumpkin Papers to HUAC
Whittaker Chambers
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