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Armenian Massacres. 1894-1918. 1.8M Armenians killed in Turkey.
Arminianism. 17C-. Christian movement. Free-will is compatible with God’s sovereignty.
Armstrong, Neil. 1930-. US astronaut, first man on the moon, 22:56 EDT, July 20,1969.
Arnold, Benedict. 1741-1801. American Revolution general. Betrayed US.
Arnold, Matthew. 1822-88. English poet. Scholar-Gypsy 1853.
Arnulf. c850-99. Last Carolingian Holy Roman Emperor. Defeated Normans. Captured Rome.
Árpád. 840-907. Led Magyars into Hungary. Dynasty ruled to 1301.
Arras, Treaty. 1435. Burgundy recognized French throne.
Arrhenius, Svante. 1859-1927. Swedish physicist, discoverer of ions.

Arsacids. 247BC-224 AD. Parthian dynasty ruling Persia and Mesopotamia. Def by Sassanians.
Arsonval, Arsène d’. 1851-1940. French doctor and physicist. Electricity in body mvmt.
Art Deco. 1920-39. Elegant Parisian decorative style. Erte. Lalique. Chanel.
Art Nouveau. (Jugendstil). 1885-1910. Originally English style of art and architecture. Reaction to Industrial uniformity. Beardsley. Tiffany. Gaudi.
Artesian Well. Ancient Egypt, China, Persia, Syria.
Arthur. c500. Legendary king of Camelot. Knights of the Round Table.
Arthur I. 1187-1203. Duke of Brittany. Claimant to English throne. Defeated by John I.
Artigas, José. 1764-1850. Uruguay revolutionary leader. “Father of Uruguayan independence”.
Artois. 5C Franks. 9C Flanders. 1180 France 1329 Burgundy, Austria. 1659 France.
Aryabhata. 476-550. Hindu astronomer. Explained eclipses, earth’s rotation.
Aryans. 2000BC. Nomads from Steppes spread to India. Founded Indus Civilization, 3240-2750BC. Hyksos Empire in Syria, 1720-1550BC. Introduced horse chariots. Basis for all Indo-European languages.
Ascension. Jesus’ rise to heaven 40 days after Resurrection.
Asceticism. Self denial of sensual and material pleasures. Advocated by many religious sects.
Asclepius. Greek god of healing. Killed by Zeus to prevent immortality of man. Son of Apollo.
Ascot. 1711. First Royal Meeting.
Asculum, Battle. 279BC. “Pyrrhic” victory of Pyrrhus over Romans.