The code of laws established by Yaroslav the Wise in what is now Russia is commonly known in English as this.
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Daily Quiz for October 13, 2010
The Royal Institution was founded in England in 1799 to promote this.
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On Being a Wiking
A Congressional candidate’s choice of historical re-enactment leads to controversy. Military historian Rob Citino weighs in.
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S. Waite Rawls, Museum of the Confederacy
Waite Rawls Revels in His Role as the Keeper of the Confederacy’s Complex Legacy […]
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Daily Quiz for October 12, 2010
Mercenary bands of the Hundred Years War were known by this name.
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Daily Quiz for October 11, 2010
This man assassinated President James Garfield.
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Daily Quiz for October 10, 2010
When Akhenaten ruled ancient Egypt, he abandoned the traditional worship of many gods in favor of this single deity.
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Daily Quiz for October 9, 2010
American naval officer Matthew Fontaine Maury was given this nickname.
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Daily Quiz for October 8, 2010
This was the smallest nation to fight in World War I.
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Daily Quiz for October 7, 2010
This president lost his son to blood poisoning that was caused by playing tennis on the White House court.