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Encyclopedia entries — figures, empires, events, scientists and inventions that shaped the world.
- 1453: the fall of Constantinople Encyclopedia entry
- 1492: the world doubles Encyclopedia entry
- 1776: American independence Encyclopedia entry
- 1777: Morocco, America's first friend Encyclopedia entry
- 1789: the French Revolution Encyclopedia entry
- 1884: the Berlin Conference that carved up Africa Encyclopedia entry
- 1947: the Partition of India Encyclopedia entry
- 1956: Moroccan independence Encyclopedia entry
- 1962: the Cuban Missile Crisis — thirteen days at the brink Encyclopedia entry
- 1969: the Moon landing Encyclopedia entry
- 2008: the year the money stopped believing Encyclopedia entry
- Abd al-Mu'min — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Abraham Lincoln: #19 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Ada Lovelace: the first programmer Encyclopedia entry
- Adam Smith: #2 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Akbar: the Mughal emperor who made tolerance a policy Encyclopedia entry
- Aksum: the empire of the obelisks Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Battani: #93 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Biruni: #64 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Idrisi: #92 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Jazari: the medieval engineer who built robots Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Khwarizmi: #9 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Khwarizmi: the man whose name became 'algorithm' Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Kindi: #91 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Kindi: the philosopher who cracked codes Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Qarawiyyin: the first university Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Razi (Rhazes): #73 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Zahrawi: #54 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Al-Zahrawi: the father of surgery Encyclopedia entry
- Alan Turing: the codebreaker of the future Encyclopedia entry
- Albert Einstein: #16 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Albert Hirschman: #34 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander Fleming: #66 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander Fleming: the accident that saved a billion lives Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander Graham Bell: the voice that crossed a wire Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander the Great: #24 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander von Humboldt: #77 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Alexander: the world goes global Encyclopedia entry
- Alfred Marshall: #9 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Alfred Russel Wallace: #88 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Alfred Wegener: #41 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- All-electronic television: #36 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Amartya Sen: #7 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Amedeo Avogadro: #56 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ancient Egypt: the eternal kingdom Encyclopedia entry
- Andreas Vesalius: #61 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- André-Marie Ampère: #67 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Anesthesia: the day surgery stopped hurting Encyclopedia entry
- Anfa 1943: the Casablanca conference that scripted the end Encyclopedia entry
- Angkor: the empire of temples Encyclopedia entry
- Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot: #40 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Antoine Lavoisier: #6 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: #34 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Archimedes' screw: #70 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Archimedes: #14 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Archimedes: the genius who moved the earth Encyclopedia entry
- Aristarchus of Samos: #59 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Aristotle: #11 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Aristotle: #3 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Aristotle: the man who tried to know everything Encyclopedia entry
- Arthur Pigou: #16 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Artificial intelligence: the mirror wakes Encyclopedia entry
- Aryabhata: #52 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ashanti: the empire of the Golden Stool Encyclopedia entry
- Ashoka: #26 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Ashoka: the emperor who repented Encyclopedia entry
- Atatürk: the general who built a republic from an empire’s ashes Encyclopedia entry
- Augustus: #10 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Avicenna (Ibn Sina): #65 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Bakelite (first fully synthetic plastic): #17 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Barbara McClintock: #25 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Benin: the empire of bronze Encyclopedia entry
- Blaise Pascal: #71 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Brahmagupta: #37 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Britain: the empire the map painted red Encyclopedia entry
- Bronze: the first arms race Encyclopedia entry
- Bulgaria: the empire between cross and crescent Encyclopedia entry
- Byzantium: Rome’s eastern afterlife Encyclopedia entry
- Cahokia: America’s lost metropolis Encyclopedia entry
- Cai Lun: the man who gave the world paper Encyclopedia entry
- Carl Linnaeus: #33 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Carl Menger: #33 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Carthage: the empire Rome had to erase Encyclopedia entry
- Catherine the Great: the empress who made Russia European Encyclopedia entry
- Charlemagne: #16 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Charlemagne: the warlord who invented Europe Encyclopedia entry
- Charles Darwin: #12 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Charles Lyell: #57 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- China united: the Qin machine Encyclopedia entry
- China: the civilization that refused to die Encyclopedia entry
- Claude Shannon: #2 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Cleopatra: the last pharaoh, and Rome’s most useful villain Encyclopedia entry
- Confucius: #18 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Confucius: the teacher who became China’s conscience Encyclopedia entry
- Constantine the Great: #14 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Control and use of fire: #12 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Crimea 2014: the border that moved Encyclopedia entry
- CRISPR: the bacterial immune system that became genetic scissors Encyclopedia entry
- Cuneiform writing: #10 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Cyrus the Great: #8 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Cyrus the Great: the conqueror who let his subjects pray Encyclopedia entry
- Córdoba: the caliphate of light Encyclopedia entry
- Daniel Kahneman: #3 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Darwin: the dangerous idea Encyclopedia entry
- David Hume: #30 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- David Ricardo: #13 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Democritus: #63 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Dirigible airships: #95 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Dmitri Mendeleev: #23 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Dmitri Mendeleev: the man who organized the elements Encyclopedia entry
- DNA: the code of life Encyclopedia entry
- Douglass North: #19 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Dynamite: #54 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Edward Jenner: #40 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Edward Jenner: the country doctor who ended smallpox Encyclopedia entry
- Edwin Hubble: #49 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Egypt: the first superstate Encyclopedia entry
- Electricity: the second fire Encyclopedia entry
- Electromagnetic induction (electric motor and generator): #5 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Elinor Ostrom: #15 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Elizabeth I: the queen who made England a power Encyclopedia entry
- Emmy Noether: #24 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Eratosthenes: #80 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ernest Rutherford: #20 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Erwin Schrödinger: #46 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ethiopia: the empire that never fell Encyclopedia entry
- Euclid: #15 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk: #43 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Eugene Fama: #8 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Fatima al-Fihri: the woman who founded the world's oldest university Encyclopedia entry
- Fire: the first superpower Encyclopedia entry
- Flash-freezing of food: #63 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Flight: the sky surrenders Encyclopedia entry
- Flying-machine designs (unbuilt): #97 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- FM radio: #53 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- France: the empire of the eagle and the tricolor Encyclopedia entry
- Franklin D. Roosevelt: #17 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- François Quesnay: #37 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Frederick Banting: #83 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Frederick Sanger: #44 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Frequency-hopping spread spectrum: #56 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Friedrich Hayek: #17 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Frédéric Bastiat: #52 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Galen: #51 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Galileo Galilei: #14 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Galileo: the man who saw the heavens move Encyclopedia entry
- Gandhi: the man who made nonviolence a weapon Encyclopedia entry
- Gary Becker: #26 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Gaza: the war the world watched Encyclopedia entry
- Genghis Khan: #12 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Georg Cantor: #30 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- George Stigler: #29 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- George Washington: #20 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Georges Cuvier: #55 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Georges Lemaître: #43 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ghana: the land of gold Encyclopedia entry
- Glassmaking: #44 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Glider flight attempt (unrealized): #100 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz: #29 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- GPS: the military satellites that tell your phone where it is Encyclopedia entry
- Grace Hopper: the admiral who taught computers English Encyclopedia entry
- Great Civilizations Encyclopedia entry
- Great Inventors Encyclopedia entry
- Great Inventors — The 100 Ranked Encyclopedia entry
- Great Zimbabwe: the city of stone Encyclopedia entry
- Greece: the invention of the citizen Encyclopedia entry
- Gregor Mendel: #8 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Gunnar Myrdal: #42 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Gunpowder: #38 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Gunpowder: thunder for sale Encyclopedia entry
- Gutenberg: the copy machine Encyclopedia entry
- Hammurabi: #36 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Hannibal: the general who brought elephants over the Alps Encyclopedia entry
- Hatshepsut: the woman who crowned herself pharaoh Encyclopedia entry
- Hedy Lamarr: the movie star who invented the future of wireless Encyclopedia entry
- Heinrich Hertz: #85 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Hernando de Soto: #36 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Hipparchus: #68 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Hippocrates: #50 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- History of Empires Encyclopedia entry
- How did Christianity conquer Rome? Encyclopedia entry
- How did humans tame fire? Encyclopedia entry
- How did Islam expand so fast? Encyclopedia entry
- How does GPS work? Encyclopedia entry
- Hydraulic concrete: #48 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Hyman Minsky: #31 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Hypatia: #97 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn al-Haytham: #7 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn al-Nafis: #52 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Battuta: the man who walked the medieval world Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Khaldun: #19 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Khaldun: #44 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Rushd (Averroes): #94 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Sina (Avicenna): the prince of physicians Encyclopedia entry
- Ibn Taymiyyah: #52 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Idris I — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Idris II and the Founding of Fez — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Immanuel Kant: #25 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Imperial Japan: the empire of the rising sun Encyclopedia entry
- Independence and Mohammed V — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Instant photography (Polaroid): #86 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Instant voices: the telegraph and telephone Encyclopedia entry
- Iron: the metal of the masses Encyclopedia entry
- Irving Fisher: #22 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Isaac Newton: #1 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- ISIS: the caliphate that burned bright and died small Encyclopedia entry
- Isly (1844) and the Tetouan War — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Ivan Pavlov: #74 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Jabir ibn Hayyan: the father of chemistry Encyclopedia entry
- James Buchanan: #20 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- James Clerk Maxwell: #4 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- James Hutton: #76 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- James Watson & Francis Crick: #22 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- James Watt: the man who powered the Industrial Revolution Encyclopedia entry
- Jane Goodall: #90 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Jean-Baptiste Say: #49 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau: #37 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Jeremy Bentham: #20 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Jesus of Nazareth Encyclopedia entry
- Jesus of Nazareth, peace and blessings be upon him: #2 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Joan of Arc: the peasant girl who turned a war Encyclopedia entry
- Joan Robinson: #45 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Johannes Gutenberg: the man who printed the world Encyclopedia entry
- Johannes Kepler: #26 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- John Dalton: #31 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- John Kenneth Galbraith: #50 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- John Locke: #32 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- John Maynard Keynes: #1 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- John Stuart Mill: #26 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- John von Neumann: #10 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Joseph Lister: #72 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Joseph Schumpeter: #21 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Josiah Willard Gibbs: #45 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Julius Caesar: #22 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Kanem-Bornu: the thousand-year empire Encyclopedia entry
- Karl Marx: #5 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Katalin Karikó: #36 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Kautilya (Chanakya): #28 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Kenneth Arrow: #11 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Kevlar (aramid fiber): #40 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Knut Wicksell: #12 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Kongo: the Christian kingdom of the Atlantic Encyclopedia entry
- Kush: the Black Pharaohs of the Nile Encyclopedia entry
- Kwame Nkrumah: the prophet of African unity — and its warning Encyclopedia entry
- Laozi: #38 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Leonardo da Vinci: the mind that drew the future Encyclopedia entry
- Linus Pauling: #32 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Lord Kelvin: #82 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Louis Pasteur: #5 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ludwig Boltzmann: #21 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Ludwig von Mises: #38 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Lunda: central Africa’s forgotten federation Encyclopedia entry
- Léon Walras: #25 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Mahatma Gandhi: #4 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Majapahit: the empire of the archipelago Encyclopedia entry
- Mali: the empire of the golden pilgrimage Encyclopedia entry
- Mansa Musa: #40 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Mansa Musa: the richest man who ever lived Encyclopedia entry
- Mao Zedong: #9 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Marconi: the man who wired the world without wires Encyclopedia entry
- Marie Curie: #28 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Marie Curie: the woman who carried light Encyclopedia entry
- Marrakech: the Red City — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Martin Luther King Jr.: #13 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Martin Luther: #6 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Max Planck: #13 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Max Weber: #17 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Mesopotamia: where civilization began Encyclopedia entry
- Michael Faraday: #11 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Michał Kalecki: #35 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Milton Friedman: #6 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Modern air conditioning: #34 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Modern firearms: #49 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Moroccan Architecture — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Moroccan Cuisine as Civilization — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Moroccan Diplomacy: the Art of Continuity — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Morocco: the empire of the far west Encyclopedia entry
- Moulay Ismail: the builder sultan Encyclopedia entry
- Moulay Rachid — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Movable ceramic type: #96 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Muhammad Yunus: #23 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Murray Gell-Mann: #48 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Napoleon Bonaparte: #5 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Napoleon: the emperor who remade — and ravaged — Europe Encyclopedia entry
- Nasir al-Din al-Tusi: #78 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Nelson Mandela: #21 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Nelson Mandela: the prisoner who forgave a nation into being Encyclopedia entry
- Network email: #30 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Niccolò Machiavelli: #39 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Nicholas Kaldor: #41 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Nicolaus Copernicus: #17 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Niels Bohr: #38 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Niels Bohr: the architect of the atom Encyclopedia entry
- Nikola Tesla: the man who electrified the world Encyclopedia entry
- Nikolai Kondratiev: #48 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Nylon: #24 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Ocean steamships: #74 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Omar Khayyam: #89 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Otto von Bismarck: #35 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Paper: knowledge goes portable Encyclopedia entry
- Pasteur: the invisible enemy Encyclopedia entry
- Paul Dirac: #30 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Paul Ehrlich: #47 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Paul Samuelson: #14 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Persia: the first world empire Encyclopedia entry
- Phoenicia: the merchants who gave the world its alphabet Encyclopedia entry
- Photography: the eight-hour exposure that froze time Encyclopedia entry
- Piero Sraffa: #46 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Plato: #15 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Portugal: the empire of the sea route Encyclopedia entry
- Programmable automatic machines: #93 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him: #1 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Ptolemy: #58 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Pythagoras: #86 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Radio: the invisible waves Marconi taught to carry messages Encyclopedia entry
- Raúl Prebisch: #26 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- René Descartes: #27 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- René Descartes: #35 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Reusable orbital rockets: #67 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Richard Cantillon: #39 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Richard Feynman: #42 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Robert Boyle: #70 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Robert Hooke: #69 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Robert Koch: #39 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Roll film: #69 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Rome: the empire that never fell Encyclopedia entry
- Ronald Coase: #10 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Rosa Luxemburg: #47 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Rosalind Franklin: #53 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Rudolf Clausius: #62 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Russia: the empire that swallowed a continent Encyclopedia entry
- Saladin: #28 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Saladin: the sultan who took Jerusalem — and won his enemies’ respect Encyclopedia entry
- Santiago Ramón y Cajal: #18 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Seeds of power: the Neolithic Revolution Encyclopedia entry
- September 11, 2001: the day the century turned Encyclopedia entry
- Shen Kuo: #79 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Shen Kuo: the Chinese polymath who found true north Encyclopedia entry
- Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha): #3 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Sijilmasa: the City of Gold — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Simon Kuznets: #4 of the 100 greatest economists Encyclopedia entry
- Simón Bolívar: #31 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Simón Bolívar: the Liberator who freed a continent — and lost the peace Encyclopedia entry
- Socrates: #30 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Songhai: the empire of scholars Encyclopedia entry
- Spain: the empire on which the sun never set Encyclopedia entry
- Srivijaya: the empire that taxed the strait Encyclopedia entry
- Steam: bottled thunder Encyclopedia entry
- Stephen Hawking: #81 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Su Song: #95 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- Sufism in Morocco — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- Suleiman the Magnificent: #29 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Suleiman the Magnificent: the sultan at the summit of Ottoman power Encyclopedia entry
- Sun Tzu: #33 of the 40 figures who shaped civilization Encyclopedia entry
- Sun Yat-sen: the father both Chinas claim Encyclopedia entry
- Surgical instruments and operative technique: #60 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- Sweden: the lion of the North Encyclopedia entry
- Television: the farm boy and the showman who bottled moving pictures Encyclopedia entry
- Thales of Miletus: #75 of the 100 greatest scientists Encyclopedia entry
- The 100 Greatest Scientists, Ranked Encyclopedia entry
- The 21st century so far Encyclopedia entry
- The 40 Figures Who Changed the World, Ranked Encyclopedia entry
- The 60 Economists Who Changed the World, Ranked Encyclopedia entry
- The Abbasids: the empire of the House of Wisdom Encyclopedia entry
- The AC polyphase system: #4 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The aeolipile (steam toy): #99 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Alaouite dynasty: Morocco's unbroken throne Encyclopedia entry
- The Almohads — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Almoravids — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Amazigh: North Africa's first people Encyclopedia entry
- The Andalusi Heritage of Morocco — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Arab Spring: 2010–2012, when the street spoke Encyclopedia entry
- The Arabs: from desert caravans to the House of Wisdom Encyclopedia entry
- The atmospheric steam engine: #73 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The atomic bomb: the power of gods Encyclopedia entry
- The Audion vacuum tube (triode): #46 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Aztec: the eagle's city Encyclopedia entry
- The battery: from frog legs to the voltaic pile Encyclopedia entry
- The Battle of the Three Kings, 1578 Encyclopedia entry
- The Battle of Zallaqa (1086) — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Bessemer process (mass steel): #22 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Black Death: the great reset Encyclopedia entry
- The blue LED: #14 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Braille writing system: #72 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Buddha: the prince who taught the world how to suffer less Encyclopedia entry
- The calendar: from Caesar's decree to the pope's correction Encyclopedia entry
- The caliphates: a civilization in a century Encyclopedia entry
- The carbon filament: #90 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Carolingians: the empire that invented Europe Encyclopedia entry
- The cathode-ray tube: #55 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Chinese: five thousand years of civilization Encyclopedia entry
- The Chola: the tigers of the sea Encyclopedia entry
- The Christians: the faith that conquered Rome — and then Encyclopedia entry
- The commercial steamboat: #82 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Commonwealth: Europe's strangest superpower Encyclopedia entry
- The compass: the sea becomes a road Encyclopedia entry
- The computer mouse: #75 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The cotton gin: #79 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The cotton gin: the machine that cleaned cotton — and fed slavery Encyclopedia entry
- The COVID era: the world stops, 2020–2022 Encyclopedia entry
- The crankshaft and crank-slider mechanism: #45 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The daguerreotype (practical photography): #62 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The diesel engine: #21 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The dishwasher: #92 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The dot-com crash: when the future went on sale Encyclopedia entry
- The Durranis: the Afghan empire that defied Delhi Encyclopedia entry
- The Dutch: the empire the accountants built Encyclopedia entry
- The electric starter motor: #57 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The electric telegraph: #51 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The electromagnet: #26 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Etruscans: Rome’s mysterious teachers Encyclopedia entry
- The Europeans: how a small peninsula kept remaking the Encyclopedia entry
- The experimental method in optics (camera obscura): #65 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Fatimids: the caliphate that built Cairo Encyclopedia entry
- The first automobile (Benz Patent-Motorwagen): #15 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The first storytellers: Aboriginal Australia Encyclopedia entry
- The flat-bottomed paper-bag machine: #89 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The four-stroke (Otto cycle) engine: #25 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Giralda: Morocco's Tower in Seville — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Green March, 1975 Encyclopedia entry
- The Guptas: India's golden age Encyclopedia entry
- The Haber-Bosch process (synthetic ammonia): #8 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Habsburgs: the empire held together by waltz Encyclopedia entry
- The Han: the dynasty China is named for Encyclopedia entry
- The high-speed petrol engine: #31 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Hittites: Anatolia’s forgotten superpower Encyclopedia entry
- The Holy Roman Empire: neither holy, nor Roman Encyclopedia entry
- The House of Wisdom: Baghdad’s brain Encyclopedia entry
- The Idrisids: the first Moroccan state Encyclopedia entry
- The Inca: the empire built in a lifetime Encyclopedia entry
- The Inca: the empire of the sun Encyclopedia entry
- The Indians: the subcontinent’s long memory Encyclopedia entry
- The Indus Valley: the civilization without kings Encyclopedia entry
- The Industrial Revolution: the great acceleration Encyclopedia entry
- The integrated circuit: #1 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The internet: the second printing press Encyclopedia entry
- The Iranians: three thousand years of refusing to Encyclopedia entry
- The Japanese: an island people who turned isolation into Encyclopedia entry
- The Jews: nearly four millennia of a people that refused Encyclopedia entry
- The Kurds: the Middle East’s largest stateless nation Encyclopedia entry
- The laser: a solution looking for a problem — until it found thousands Encyclopedia entry
- The light bulb: Edison didn’t invent it — he perfected the system Encyclopedia entry
- The Linotype machine: #81 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The liquid-fuel rocket: #39 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The magnetic compass: #76 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The marine chronometer: #41 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Marinids: the builders of Fez Encyclopedia entry
- The Maya: the astronomers of the jungle Encyclopedia entry
- The Maya: timekeepers of the jungle Encyclopedia entry
- The mechanical clock: the escapement that taught the world to keep time Encyclopedia entry
- The microwave oven: #88 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Ming: the empire of the treasure fleets Encyclopedia entry
- The Minoans: Europe’s first palace civilization Encyclopedia entry
- The mobile phone: #16 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Mongols: terror as infrastructure Encyclopedia entry
- The Moroccan–American Treaty of 1786 — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The movable-type printing press: #19 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The moving assembly line: #27 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Mughal Empire: the dynasty that built the Taj Encyclopedia entry
- The Mughals: India's age of splendor Encyclopedia entry
- The multiplex telegraph: #94 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Mycenaeans: the real world of the Iliad Encyclopedia entry
- The Māori: Aotearoa’s first people Encyclopedia entry
- The Olmecs: Mesoamerica’s mother culture Encyclopedia entry
- The Ottomans: the empire between worlds Encyclopedia entry
- The papermaking process: #33 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The pendulum clock: #64 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The personal computer (Apple I/II): #42 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The plow: #32 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The pneumatic tire: #47 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The pointer telegraph: #77 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The power loom: #71 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The powered, controlled airplane: #13 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The practical helicopter: #50 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The practical incandescent lamp and electric distribution: #43 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Encyclopedia entry
- The punched-card programmable loom: #58 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Qing: the last empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Quechua: the living language of the Incas Encyclopedia entry
- The revolver: #85 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Rif War and Abd el-Krim — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The Roma: Europe’s most misunderstood people Encyclopedia entry
- The Saadians: Morocco's golden age Encyclopedia entry
- The Safavids: the empire that made Iran Shia Encyclopedia entry
- The safety bicycle: #78 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The safety elevator: #52 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The safety razor with disposable blades: #87 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Sahara Question — Morocco: The Long Empire Encyclopedia entry
- The sail: #68 of the 100 greatest inventions Encyclopedia entry
- The Sassanids: Persia's second act Encyclopedia entry
- The scientific revolution: dethroning the Earth Encyclopedia entry
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