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1. John D. Rockefeller
2. Magna Carta
3. English Bill of Rights
4. Battle of Vicksburg
5. Rights and freedoms
6. Ethnic neighborhoods
7. Washington’s Farwell Address
8. Indian Removal Act of 1830
9. Senca Falls Convention
10. Alexander Hamilton
11. Uniting the country
12. Factory owners
13. Blockades
14. Kansas-Nebraska Act
15. Monroe Doctrine
16. Southern land owners
17. Lincoln-Douglas Debate
18. Missouri Compromise
19. The Compromise of 1850
20. Peacebuilding
21. Freedmen’s Bureau
22. Congressional Reconstruction
23. Mexican War
24. Dred Scott Decision
25. Chicago
26. rigid social system
27. Robert E. Lee
28. Bleeding Kansas
29. Manifest Destiny
30. Immigration
31. Legislative Branch or Congress
32. Executive Branch or President
33. Judicial Branch or Supreme and Federal Courts
34. Second National Bank
35. Andrew Jackson
36. slavery
37. Louisiana Purchase
38. Legislative Branch or Congress
39. Executive Branch or President
40. Judicial Branch
41. Lewis and Clark
42. The Gettysburg Address
43. Constitution
44. Underground Railroad
45. Cotton Gin
46. protective tariff
47. Oregon Trail Crossing
48. Civil rights
49. states rights
50. Preamble
51. Texas
52. War of 1812
53. Mason Dixon Line
54. effects of factories
55. Annexed
56. Abolitionist
57. Alien and Sedition Acts
58. 49^th parallel
59. Gadsden Purchase
60. astrolobe
61. Moses
62. Paul
63. acropolis
64. oligarchy
65. monarchy
66. democracy
67. codes of laws
68. dictator
69. Diocletian
70. Constantine
71. Constantinople
72. Alexander the Great
73. China
74. Buddhism
75. Confucianism
76. Bushido
77. samurai
78. Ming Dynasty
79. Mongols
80. Genghis Khan
81. Marco Polo
82. monotheism
83. Muhammad
84. Muslim
85. Pope Urban II
86. Martin Luther
87. Feudalism
88. Stories
89. Hajj
90. printing press
91. Hernando Cortes
92. Mayan
93. vertical economy
94. Leonardo da Vinci
95. Michelangelo
96. telescope
97. Isaac Newton
98. Johannes Kepler
99. Arabic
100. republic