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Image: Drawing of Cleopatra made by Michelangelo between 1533 and 1534. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Cleopatra

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Image: Sculpture of Augustus as pontifex maximus created in 20 BCE. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Augustus

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Olympics 1968 image

Olympics Protest

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Image: Painting of the meeting of Pope Leo and Attila created in 1514 by Raphael. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Attila and Pope Leo

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Image: The Good Shepherd, painted c. 250-300 CE, in the Catacomb of Priscilla. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Roman Empire and Christianity

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Image: Illustration from the 13th century manuscript of Middle Ages romance stories by Robert de Boron. From the World Digital Library.

The Dark Ages

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Image: Lithograph of John Winthrop made by Anthony Vandyke in the 17th century. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Puritans

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1896 Platform

Bimetallism

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UNIA Resolution

UNIA vs. NAACP

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