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1. turkey:cradle of civilizations
   ... saying about Bodrum that explains this fact well: ampquot They say I was in Bodrum but I do not rememberampquot Ozcan 2 Istanbul, also known as Constantinople is located ...
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2. turkey:cradle of civilizations
   ... is a saying about Bodrum that explains this fact well: ampquot They say I was in Bodrum but I do not rememberampquot Istanbul, also known as Constantinople is located in ...
   (689 Words -- Approx. 3 Pages)

3. Plants and Diseases
   ... Constantinople. Constantinople present day Istanbul is the city, in Turkey, that divides Eastern Europe from Western Asia. Constantinople ...
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4. COSTANTINE
   ... of the western empire. Constantinople, which is now Istanbul, Turkey, was the capital city. Constantinople became the capital of ...
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5. Austria Ottoman report
   ... in Europe left. They won and all that was left of the empire was Turkey, and Istanbul, not Constantinople. This was horrible to ...
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6. Humanism and Classicism
   ... The movement was further stimulated by the influx of Byzantine scholars who came to Italy after the fall of Constantinople presentday Istanbul to the Turks ...
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7. Byzantine Empire
   ... it Istanbul, which it is known as today. Christianity influenced the culture of Byzantine including art, music, and architecture. Being that Constantinople was ...
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8. Marco Polo and his travels through Asia
   ... When Marco was just six years old, his father sailed off to Istanbulthen called Constantinople and didnamp39t come back for nine years. ...
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9. Constantine the Great
   ... He moved his headquarters to Byzantium, established it as the new Roman capital and changed the name to Constantinople now Istanbul. ...
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10. Vikings 2
    ... Scandinavian countries sent salt, herring, and slaves they acquire from Russia to Constantinople, modern day Istanbul. In return they received silk and spices. ...
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11. Comparrasion of Ozmandiaze and the Ruin
    ... the inside. Wealthy Greeks decided to move the statue to a palace in Constantinople presentday Istanbul, Turkey. Their effort ...
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12. armenian
    ... and staff of Azadamart, the leading Armenian newspaper of Constantinople, were arrested on ... local officials who had objected to the orders issued by Istanbul. ...
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13. Armenian Genocide
    ... and staff of Azadamart, the leading Armenian newspaper of Constantinople, were arrested on ... local officials who had objected to the orders issued by Istanbul. ...
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14. Art History
    ... the Mediterranean Sea, was originally named Byzantium, renamed for the Christian leader King Constantine, Constantinople, and finally became Istanbul when it ...
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15. Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
    ... Eventually, weathly Greeks moved the statue to a palace in Constantinople, today known as Istanbul, Turkey Ashmawy 1. Their effort prolonged its life because ...
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16. imperialism in egypt
    ... traditional Roman style, and had half the grain shipments from Alexandria shipped to Constantinople. ... Each of these beys was governed by the sultan in Istanbul. ...
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17. Overwhelming Use of Staplers in Western Civilization
    ... Although it was created in Boston Mississippi it wasnamp39t manufactured until 57BCE in Constantinople and wasnamp39t actually used until 1951AD in Istanbul. ...
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18. Early Civilizations1
    ... 330 AD Constantine founds Constantinople, on the sight of the Greek city of Byzantium, as the capital of his empire Istanbul. ...
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