<span><span>10081008Hungarian–Ahtum WarKingdom of HungaryVoivodship of Ahtum</span><span>10101011Second conflict in the Goryeo–Khitan WarLiao DynastyGoryeo</span><span>10141014Battle of ClontarfMunster<span>Leinster
Dublin</span></span><span>10151016Cnut the Great's conquest of England<span>Denmark
Poland</span>England</span><span>10181018Boleslaw I's intervention in the Kievan succession crisis, 1018<span>Kievan Rus' allied to Poland and Hungary</span><span>Kievan Rus' allied to Yaroslav I</span></span><span>10181019Third conflict in the Goryeo–Khitan WarGoryeoLiao Dynasty</span><span>10191019Toi Invasion<span>Goryeo
Kyushu</span>Toi Pirates</span><span>10191024Chola expedition to North IndiaChola Empire<span>Eastern Chalukyas
Pala Empire
Odda
Kalinga</span></span><span>10251025Chola invasion of SrivijayaChola EmpireSrivijaya</span><span>10301030Battle of StiklestadPeasant ArmyKingdom of Norway</span><span>10351042<span>Stefan Vojislav's Uprising</span>DukljaByzantine Empire</span><span>10401041Uprising of Peter DelyanByzantine EmpireBulgarian rebels</span><span>10431043Rus'–Byzantine War (1043)Byzantine EmpireKievan Rus'</span><span>10461046Vata pagan uprisingHungarian pagansPeter Orseolo</span><span>10511063Former Nine Years WarJapanAbe clan</span><span>10651067War of the Three SanchosKingdom of Castile<span>Kingdom of Navarre
Kingdom of Aragon</span></span><span>10661066Battle of Stamford BridgeKingdom of EnglandNorway</span><span>10661088Norman conquest of EnglandNormandyKingdom of England</span><span>10661165Norman invasion of WalesNormandyWelsh Kingdoms</span><span>10681069Kiev uprising of 1068Kievan Rus'Veche</span><span>10721073Uprising of Georgi VoitehByzantine EmpireBulgarian rebels</span><span>10731075Saxon RebellionHoly Roman EmpireDuchy of Saxony</span><span>10741203Georgian–Seljuk wars<span>Kingdom of Georgia (1089–1125),
Georgian Empire (1184–1213)</span><span>Great Seljuq Empire
Atabegs of Azerbaijan
Sultanate of Rum</span></span><span>10751075Revolt of the EarlsNormandyEnglish rebels</span><span>10751082Varendra RebellionVarendraPala Empire</span><span>10771088Great Saxon RevoltHoly Roman EmpireSaxon Nobility</span><span>1083(disputed)1089(disputed)Gosannen WarKiyohara ClanMutsu Province</span><span>10881088Rebellion of 1088</span><span>10</span></span>
Answer: It was a disease spread through contact with animals (zoonosis), basically through fleas and other rat parasites (at that time, rats often coexisted with humans, thus allowing the disease to spread so quickly).
The Enlightenment Philosophers, but especially John Locke, influenced Thomas Jefferson as he drafted the Declaration of Independence.
Locke was a major proponent of the belief that humans have natural rights and that we enter into a social contract in return for giving up some liberty to the government in exchange for protection of the natural rights.
Jefferson used this belief when he wrote about "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" cribbing Locke's "life, liberty, and the pursuit of property"
The seven oh seven or aka 707 was a military plane used to transport goods and troops to any battles short distance of course because they didn't know how well the plane would do long distance til it became the first plane to carry 1,011 people across the pacific ocean and is now seen as commercial airplanes also as tanker planes. hope this helps!
For this question, assuming you’ve been learning about it in class, just choose a random thing he did (i have no knowledge of Galileo at all) and say why
“he built a bridge and it’s important because people needed a bridge to cross the river”
