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Major Monarchs in World History 1250 BC Wu Ding, Emperor of China’s Shang (Yin) Dynasty LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD TO THIS DATE, SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS 1125 BC Nebuchadnezzar I, King of the 2nd Isin Dynasty, Babylonian Empire 1122 BC Shang Zhou, Emperor of China’s Shang Dynasty, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD TO THIS DATE,SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS 1080 BC Tiglath-Pileser I, King of the Middle Assyrian Empire 1046 BC Wu of Zhao, Emperor of China’s Western Zhou Dynasty, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD TO THIS DATE, SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS 967 BC Solomon, King of Israel 900 BC Po Ngbe, Ruler of the Olmec (Rubber People) of Mesoamerica 764 BC Sarduri II, King of the Urartu Empire (Kingdom of Van) Caucasus Mountains 745 BC Tiglath-Pileser III, King of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD AT THIS DATE, SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS 742 BC Huban-nugash, Ruler of the Neo-Elamite Empire 771 BC Ping, Emperor of China’s Eastern Zhou Dynasty 690 BC Taharqa, Nubian Pharaoh of Egypt’s 25th Dynasty, African Kush (Sudan) 611 BC Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Neo-Babylonian Empire 610 BC Necho II, Pharaoh of Egypt’s 26th Dynasty 585 BC Cyaxares, King of the Median Empire, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD AT THIS DATE, SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS 560 BC Croesus, King of the Lydian Empire of Anatolia (world’s richest man, issuing the first gold coins) 559 BC Cyrus the Great, King of the Persian Empire 522 BC Darius the Great, King of Kings, Persian Achaemenid Empire, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD TO THIS DATE, SURPASSING PREVIOUS 32 CHANGE TO CHAINS - WILLIAM J. FEDERER
Major Monarchs in World History 413 BC Shishunaga, King of Northern India’s Shishunaga Dynasty of Magadha 400 BC Agesilaus II, King of Sparta, Eurypontid Dynasty 359 BC Phillip II, King of the Macedonian Empire 336 BC Alexander the Great, Macedonian Empire, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD AT THIS DATE 332 BC Candance of Meroe, Queen of African Nubian Empire (halted Alexander) 321 BC Mahapadma, Ruler of India’s Nanda Dynasty (halted Alexander) 322 BC Chandragupta Maurya, unifier of India, Emperor of Mauryan Empire, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD AT THIS DATE 304 BC Ptolemy I Soter I, of Egypt’s Ptolemaic Dynasty (Alexander’s General) 301 BC Seleucus I Nicator, Ruler of the Seleucid Persian Empire (Alexander’s General) 301 BC Lysimachus, Thrace, Asia Minor (Alexander’s General) 301 BC Cassander, Ruler of Macedonia and Greece (Alexander’s General) 297 BC Pyrrhus, Ruler of the Epirus and Macedon Kingdoms 269 BC Ashoka, one of India’s greatest Emperors, Maurya Dynasty 222 BC Antiochus III the Great, Seleucid Persian Empire 221 BC Qin Shi Huang, First Emperor of a unified China, Qin Dynasty 221 BC Hannibal of the North African Carthage (Phoenician) Empire 209 209 BC BC Modu Chanyu, Majesty Son of Heaven, Central Asia Xiongnu Tribal Empire 206 BC Xiang Yu, King of China’s Western Chu Dynasty 206 BC Gaozu, Emperor of China’s Han Dynasty 171 BC Mithridates I, Great King of Parthian Arsacid Empire 160 BC Menander I, Northern India’s Indo-Greek Kingdom 150 BC Bhagabhadra, of India’s Sunga Empire of Magadha CHANGE TO CHAINS - WILLIAM j. FEDERER 33
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Page 7 and 8: CONTENTS Introduction..............
Page 9 and 10: Contents Concentrated Power Is Bad.
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A Prime Truth - Man Is Selfish From
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First Attempts to Check a Monarch
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First Attempts to Check a Monarch
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Beliefs Check Monarch’s Power rem
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Beliefs Check Monarch’s Power Hea
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Different Religions Check Power Dif
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Do unto Others personally benefitin
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Capitalism Checks Concentrated Powe
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Capitalism Checks Concentrated Powe
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1853 Condensed milk 1853 Potato chi
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1924 Frozen food 1926 Power steerin
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1965 Cordless telephone 1965 Hypert
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Capitalism Checks Capitalism treate
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Capitalism and Governments upon men
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Capitalism and Governments A combin
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Capitalism and Governments Jefferso
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Capitalism with a Conscience anothe
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Capitalism with a Conscience of wha
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Capitalism with a Conscience who fa
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Capitalism & Christianity in China
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Citizen Gun Ownership Checks Concen
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Democracy Checks Concentrated Power
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Democracy versus Dictatorship DEMOC
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Democratic Constitutional Republic
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Republic Opposite Monarchy Where ev
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Republic Opposite Monarchy The main
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HIstory of Republics - How They Ros
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Fall of the Roman Empire A calamity
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Concentrated Power Is Bad Jefferson
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That to secure these rights, govern
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James Madison (1751-1836), called t
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Dangers of the Party Spirit Executi
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Federalist Versus Anti-Federalist T
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Judeo-Christian Ingredient Key to S
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Equality Before the Law If you acce
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Internal or External Laws? THAT the
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Internal or External Laws? In 1791,
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Future Accountability and my neighb
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Laws cannot be administered in any
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Let my neighbor once persuade himse
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Will of the Majority U.S. Supreme C
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The past frequency of wars [is from
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Will of a Minority A minority forci
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Reagan addressed Alabama’s State
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Two Ways to Change Laws majority, a
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Two Ways to Change Laws AMENDMENT I
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Two Ways to Change Laws in time of
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Pwer Given Overrunning Givers singl
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Power Given Overrunning Givers hand
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MIRACLE OF AMERICA Dwight Eisenhowe
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