Hist Flashcards

(42 cards)

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This man sponsored artists like Ibn Khaldun, Hafez, and Sharaf, who participated in a renaissance named after him

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Timur

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Timur took control of this body in Transoxiana, with which he conquered the Golden Horde, Mamluks of Egypt and Syria, and the Delhi Sultanate of India

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Chagatai Khanate

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Timur used this title to refer to himself as a ghazi

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“Sword of Islam”

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Timur defeated this man at the Battle of Ankara against the Ottoman Empire

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Bayezid I

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Ruy González de Clavijo served as an ambassador from Castile in this man’s court

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Timur

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Timur was buried at this location. Soviet archeologists discovered his tomb here, sparking a “curse”

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Gar-e-Amir

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Timur sacked this location after the Knights of Rhodes refused to hang his banner here

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Smyrna

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Timur defeated this leader of the Golden Horde

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Tokhtamysh

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Timur defeated Tokhtamysh at this battle

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Battle of the Terek River

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This law prohibited further funding of the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Reagan administration got around it with unsanctioned funds in the Iran-Contra Affair

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Boland Amendment

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Manucher Ghorbanifar proposed using weapons sales to win the release of hostages from this Iran-backed group in the Iran-Contra Affair

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Hezbollah

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This Lebanese newspaper was the first to break news of the Iran-Contra Affair

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Ash Shiraa

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This Reagan-appointed commission investigated his involvement in the Iran-Contra Affair

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Tower Commission

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This U.S. Deputy Attorney General investigated the Iran-Contra Affair and wrote the book Fireball about his findings

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Lawrence Walsh

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These two men were convicted in the Iran-Contra Affair; the first one served as Secretary of Defense and the second was Lieutenant Colonel at the time

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Caspar Weinberger
Oliver North

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This Reagan administration operation was violated when the executive branch sold weapons to Iran

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Operation Staunch

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“Private Blank Check” was the name of a secret communication channel in this scandal

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Iran-Contra Affair

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This man, a Texas senator, said “who watches the watchman” while heading a commission to investigate Reagan’s involvement in the Iran-Contra Affair

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This woman was among those who were tasked with destroying National Security Council evidence in the Iran-Contra scandal

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This U.S. pilot spilled news of the Iran-Contra scandal to the Sandinista government after he was shot down near Nicaragua

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Eugene Hasenfus

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This National Security Advisor, the architect of a program derisively nicknamed “Star Wars”, was scapegoated during the Iran-Contra Affair

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Robert McFarlane

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The Earl of Stafford was executed for trying to prevent this war

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English Civil War

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This force, including its “Ironsides” cavalry, was led by Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War

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New Model Army

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Thomas Fairfax led a critical counterattack against a cavalry charge led by Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland, at this battle during the English Civil War

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Battle of Naseby

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Sir Arthur Aston was beat to death with his own wooden leg because his troops believed it contained gold during this conflict
English Civil War
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The English Civil War began after a unsuccessful siege of this town
Hull
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The Putney Debates were held over the ideal course of the future after the first part of this conflict
English Civil War
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This man famous denied kingship with a refusal to "build Jericho again" after his victory in the English Civil War
Oliver Cromwell
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The Scottish-backed Royalists lost again at this battle after Charles II became Presbyterian
Battle of Worcester
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This group got their nickname in derisive reference to Spanish knights who oppressed Dutch protestants
Royalists (Cavaliers)
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This political group wore rosemary twig and supported popular sovereignty, equality, and religious tolerance during the English Civil War
Levellers
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This man committed suicide after he was betrayed to Rome by the Kingdom of Armenia
Hannibal Barca
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Who is Hannibal's brother that participated in the battle of Trebia?
Mago Barca
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Who is Hannibal's brother that planned the Siege of Saguntum?
Hasdrubal Barca
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What Spanish river was set as a border in a treaty that Hasdrubal the fair signed with Rome?
River Ebro
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Hannibal Barca's siege of this Spanish-Roman possession sparked the Second Punic War, he sent funds from the siege to defeat political opponents in Carthage and pay mercenaries
Saguntum
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Who did Hannibal serve in the court after his voluntary exile from Carthage?
Antiochus III the Great
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At which battle did Hannibal advise Antiochus III the Great?
The battle of Magnesia
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This man, whose death at the hands of Ducarius is famously depicted in a painting, lost to Hannibal at the Battle of Lake Trasimene
Gaius Flaminius
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This man threw pots of venomous snakes at his opponents to win a naval battle
Hannibal Barca
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This strategy was employed in a scorched earth campaign against Hannibal
"fabian strategy"
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