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Greek Goddess of Hunting
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Artemis
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Egyptian Temple with 4 large statues of Rameses the Great
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Abu Simbel
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Supposedly the First Empire ever, founded by Sargon the Great
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Akkadian Empire
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Dynasty of Caliphs that succeeded the Umayyads
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Abbasids
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Trojan Prince who flees to Italy, ancestor of Romulus and Remus
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Aeneas
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Country that fought the Falklands War with the UK
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Argentina
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Mythical Commander of the Greek Army in the Trojan War
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Agamemnon
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City in Egypt famous for its Lighthouse and Library
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Alexandria
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In 1915, the Ottomans started a genocide of this ethnic group
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Armenians
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City in what is now Turkey, founded in the 4th century BC, where Ignatius lived
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Antioch
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Original inhabitants of Australia
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Aboriginals
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Greek God of Light
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Apollo
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Emperor of the Mauryan Empire in India, called 'The Great'
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Ashoka
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Largest and most well-known German Concentration Camp in WWII
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Auschwitz
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French City where seven Popes resided
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Avignon
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High fortified area of an ancient Greek city, of which the most known stands in Athens
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Acropolis
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Egyptian Pharaoh who started a monotheistic belief in the Sun Disk, or Aten
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Akhenaten
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Ancient Greek School founded by Plato, Aristotle studied here
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Academy
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Muhammads father-in-law and his first successor, or Caliph
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Abu Bakr
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French Province conquered by the Germans in 1871
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Alsace
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Ethiopian Kingdom that lasted from 400 BC - 700 AD, one of the first Christian Kingdoms
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Aksum
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President of the US who succeeded James Garfield after his assassination
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Chester A. Arthur
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Only English king to be known as 'The Great'
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Alfred the Great
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