The New book of knowledge, Volum 11An illustrated encyclopedia containing over 9,000 articles on history, literature, art and music, geography, myths and legends, mathematics, science, hobbies, holidays and festivals, games, sports, crafts, medicine, law, government, industry, politics, and other topics. |
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Side 19
There are several hypotheses about how the earth began. Scientists do not
agree as to which — if any — is correct. The one that is accepted by most
scientists is called the dust- cloud hypothesis. The universe contains huge clouds
made up ...
There are several hypotheses about how the earth began. Scientists do not
agree as to which — if any — is correct. The one that is accepted by most
scientists is called the dust- cloud hypothesis. The universe contains huge clouds
made up ...
Side 67
People began to want libraries and schools like those they had seen on their
travels. In some cities, such as Paris, the cathedral school grew larger and larger
until it became a university. In other cities students and professors began ...
People began to want libraries and schools like those they had seen on their
travels. In some cities, such as Paris, the cathedral school grew larger and larger
until it became a university. In other cities students and professors began ...
Side 331
Charlemagne crowned "king of the Romans." Period of greatest Viking power;
about 1000, Vikings reached North America. Eastern Orthodox Church cut ties
with Rome. Normans invaded England. First Crusade to Holy Land began.
Charlemagne crowned "king of the Romans." Period of greatest Viking power;
about 1000, Vikings reached North America. Eastern Orthodox Church cut ties
with Rome. Normans invaded England. First Crusade to Holy Land began.
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