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Short article on the thought of this period, and its legacy. ... Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Enlightenment" Categories: 1700s | Historical eras ...
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Surf through time, listen to great speeches, witness this day in history, and tour exhibits.
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Visual chronological relationships worldwide. Famous persons, historical events, empires, political development, religious events, scientific & technical change.
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Proposes both a mechanism and a myth: a 10,000-year Clock, as a corrective to the short attention span of contemporary society.
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Covers Ancient Egypt, Western Asia, Greece, Rome, and Islam, and the Middle Ages, for middle school students and their teachers.
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Collection of electronic resources on medieval studies. Hosted by Georgetown University.
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Extensive guide to the Victorian period, with sections on political and social history, philosophy, science and technology, religion, arts and literature, and more.
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