1. 1066

2. 1215

3. 1492

4. 1789

5. 1914-1918

6. Andean South America

7. 1939-1945

8. Buddhism

9. Capitalism

10. Christianity

11. Communism

12. Confucianism

13. Constitutional Government

14. Crusades

15. Declaration of Independence

16. Democratic-Republican Government

17. Development of Cities

18. Cold War

19. Development of Farming

20. Enlightenment

21. European Renaissance and Reformation

22. Fascism

23. Feudalism

24. Hammurabi’s Code

25. Hinduism

26. Holocaust

27. Human Rights

28. Islam

29. John Locke’s Two Treatises of Government

30. Judaism

31. Justinian’s Code of Laws

32. Limited Evidence

33. Magna Carta

34. Manorialism

35. Mesoamerica

36. Nazism

37. Neolithic Agricultural Revolution

38. Parliamentary Government

39. American Revolution

40. Glorious Revolution

41. French Revolution

42. Russian Revolution

43. Popular Sovereignty

44. Roman Catholic Church

45. Secularism

46. Separation of Powers

47. Social Mobility

48. Socialism

49. Straits of Hormuz

50. Sub-Saharan Africa

51. Archimedes

52. Robert Boyle

53. Winston Churchill

54. Imperialism

55. Nicolaus Copernicus

56. Marie Curie

57. Thomas Alva Edison

58. Albert Einstein

59. Erastosthenes

60. Robert Fulton

61. Galileo Galilei

62. Mohandas Gandhi

63. Adolf Hitler

64. Vladimir I. Lenin

65. Mao Zedong

66. Mother Teresa of Calcutta

67. Sir Isaac Newton

68. Louis Pasteur

69. Pope John Paul II (Karol Wojtyla)

70. Pythagoras

71. Desmond Tutu

72. James Watt

73. Woodrow Wilson