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influential culture. The Celts posed a formidable, if disorganized, competitor to the RomanEmpire?, that had

influential culture. The Celts posed a formidable, if disorganized, competition to the RomanEmpire?, that had

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At the end of the BronzeAge the older GreeK kingdoms collapsed and a brilliant new civilization grew up in their place. The HellenicCivilization? took the form of a collection of CityStates?, many having vastly differing types of government and cultures, including what are more or less unprescendented developments in various governmental forms, PhiloSophy, ScienCe, PoLitics, SportS, TheaTer and MuSic.

At the end of the BronzeAge the older GreeK kingdoms collapsed and a brilliant new civilization grew up in their place. The HellenicCivilization? took the form of a collection of CityStates?, many having vastly differing types of government and cultures, including what are more or less unprecendent developments in various governmental forms, PhiloSophy, ScienCe, PoLitics, SportS, TheaTer and MuSic.

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Philosophy, science and technology developed rapidly throughout. The church broke up and semi-secular governments started developing. In the FrenchRevolution?, people made a significant attempt to create a new government based on freedom and equality, instead launching the NapoleonicEra?. NapoleoN? also destroyed the HolyRomanEmpire?, leaving GermanY and ItalY to develop into nation-states by 1900.

Philosophy, science and technology developed rapidly throughout. The church broke up and semi-secular governments started developing. In the FrenchRevolution?, people made a significant attempt to create a new government based on freedom and equality, instead launching the NapoleonicEra?. NapoleonBonaparte? also destroyed the HolyRomanEmpire?, leaving GermanY and ItalY to develop into nation-states by 1900.

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The twentieth century saw the massively overdone world wars, which ended the pre-eminent position of EuropE. Thereafter it was a zone of contention between the world-powers of the UnitedStates and SovietUnion, which have only just finished.

The twentieth century saw the massively overdone WorldWars?, which ended the pre-eminent position of EuropE. Thereafter it was a zone of contention between the world-powers of the UnitedStates and SovietUnion, which have only just finished.

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