Constantinople changed to Istanbul after falling to the Ottomans. Istanbul is the name for the city now, too. I hope this helps!
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1. March of destruction ⇒ <u>Sherman</u>
2. Capital of Confederacy ⇒ <u>Richmond</u>
3. President of the Confederacy ⇒ <u>Jefferson Davis</u>
4. North's ironclad ⇒ <u>Monitor</u>
5. Captured New Orleans ⇒ <u>Admiral Farragut</u>
6. South gains confidence ⇒ <u>Battle of Bull Run</u>
7. Struggle between proslavery and antislavery groups ⇒<u> ''Bleeding Kansas''.</u>
8. Lee surrenders ⇒ <u>Appomattox Court House.</u>
9. Last Confederate offensive ⇒ <u>Battle of Gettysburg</u>
10. South's ironclad ⇒<u> Virginia </u>
11. Cut communication with South ⇒<u> Battle of Petersburg</u>
12. Gained control of all the Mississippi River ⇒ <u>Battle of Vicksburg</u>
13. Led Northern forces in the West ⇒ <u>General Grant</u>
14. Attempt to capture Maryland ⇒<u> Battle of Antietam</u>
15. "Stonewall" Jackson killed ⇒ <u>Battle of Chancellorsville
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16. Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia ⇒ <u>General Lee</u>
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Islamic doctors developed new techniques in medicine, dissection, surgery and pharmacology. They founded the first hospitals, introduced physician training and wrote encyclopedias of medical knowledge.
Early Islamic medical centers would be recognizable as hospitals today: they had wards for different diseases, outpatient clinics, surgery recovery wards and pharmacies. They also functioned as medical education centers for doctor training.
Islamic hospitals pioneered the use of antiseptics such as alcohol, vinegar or rose-water in cleaning wounds. Everything was to be kept as clean as possible.
Islamic pharmacies, called saydalas, began at the same time as the hospitals, in the late 700s, as part of the Islamic health care system.
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I can’t answer your question but this is what I’m learning about this to!!!!!
I’m in 6th grade
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<em>1: "Foremost of Noble Ladies"; 1507–1458 BC) was the fifth pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. She was the second historically confirmed female pharaoh, the first being Sobekneferu.</em>
<em>2:</em> The extension of the trading roads of Ancient Egypt was one of Hatshepsut's great achievements. In particular, there was a visit into the land of Punt, where gold, resin, wood, ivory and wild animals were supplied to Egypt.
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