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GNU Free Documentation License What years are in the 12th century? Q. Im not good with years and centuries... don't make fun, just answer it. Is the 12th century somewhere between 600-1600 AD? Asked by stef - Sun Mar 16 18:37:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. 1101 AD through 1200 AD You start with the "01" year because it's like you don't celebrate your first birthday until you have completed the first year. So, the 12th century begins in 1101. Answered by chaosinmotion_1 - Sun Mar 16 18:44:49 2008 What is Going to Catapult Archaic Muslim Countries Out of the 12th Century? Q. Radicals fight so hard to reverse progresses. They LIKE throwing rocks at helpless females until they're dead, or hanging them in soccer stadiums for deigning to show their ankles! In light of modernism, the internet, why bother? It's a hopeless effort against a tide of influences, it's brutal, it's cruel. These people act all pious and righteous, wearing cloaks and leather masks (the women sometimes wear full leather maskes in 130 degree weather peee-yooo) and washing feet. But a swine is more righteous and clean, at least when it comes to treating others humanely, a pig doesn't slit your throat and rant falsities to defend it. Are these guys just permanently mental? Asked by BS,MS,Ph.D - Wed May 9 13:40:57 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Cell Phones and the internet. You can keep the boy down on the farm but he's gonna learn those city ways. Answered by Crybaby Bob - Wed May 9 13:46:37 2007 who would win in a war 12th century Europe or Western Hemisphere?
Q. who would win in a war 12th century Europe or Western Hemisphere? Asked by Mike - Thu Feb 12 00:34:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Europe. The Western Hemisphere never exploited their metalic resources independently whereas Europe, by this time, had had metallic objects for thosands of years (The bronze age was around 1200 BC). This alone would give them a significant advantage. Answered by Vincent C - Thu Feb 12 04:12:21 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "12th century"
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