what does CE stand for when referring to time periods?  i.e. 1100 CE?
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1100 CE is the same as 1100 AD.  CE mean "common era".  AD means Anno Domini, or "In the Year of Our Lord."  Most textbooks have changed from AD to CE to not offend non-Christians, which is what I consider a pretty silly change.  I'm Christian, but I couldn't care less if we're using Gregorian, Jewish, or ancient Mayan calendars, as long as they stop CHANGING them around once we finally learn it!!!!\nAnd that's my little rant for today....
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most likely "centi-."\n\nit means one-hundredth.\n\n\nhope that helps.
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1/1/2001 is technically correct.\nThere was no year "0."  So the end of the first century was the last day of the 100th year.  The first day of the next century, therefore, was the first day of the 101st year.
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Here's a good website for ancient history.  It begins around the 5th or 6th century and goes through trends of this century.
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beginning 35000-50000 year\nprofessional 60000-100000 year
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It could be that they are giving a number to mean a long amount of time. It could be that a year was measured differently in his time. It could be a translation issue. Maybe the world they are translating is supposed to be month and not year. If so, if he lived 950 years, it would actually be just over 79 years.
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It's a question with many answers. \nThe historical period are:  \n6000 - 2900 BC Neolithic Period  \n2900-2000 BC Early Bronze Age  \n2000-1400 BC Minoan Age  \n1600-1100 BC Mycenaean Age \n1100-750 BC The Dark Ages  \n750-500 BC Archaic Period  \n500-336 BC Classical Period  \n336-146 BC Hellenistic Period  \n\nThe Minoan civilization which was a pre-Hellenic Bronze Age civilization in Crete, Aegean Sea, appr. 2600 to 1450 BC\n\nThe massive eruption of Thera (Santorini) led to the volcano's collapse, causing massive tsunamis which destroyed naval installations and settlements near the coasts. The impact of the Thera eruption on the Minoan civilization is debated.\n\nThe Mycenaean civilization. The Mycenaean period flourished between the arrival of the proto-Greeks in the Aegean around 1600 BC and the collapse of their Bronze-Age civilization around 1100 BC.\n\nThe Dorians' invation. Dorians who were one of the three main groups of people of ancient Greece (the others being the Aeolians and the Ionians) who invaded from the north in the 12th and 11th centuries BC.\n\n776 First Olympic Games\n750 Greek colonies in Italy\n561-507 Age of Athenian Tyrants\n499-479 Conflict with Persia\n478-445 Rise of Athenean Empire\n431-404 Peloponnesian War\n404-371 Supremacy of Sparta\n359-323 Rise of Macedonian Empire\n\n\nMore infos in
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Nice answer...but the question says 1800s and your answer says 1900s?
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What year and what part of the world are you referring to?
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The USA gained independence on July 4th 1776, so that would make it 230 this year.  I always remember it because it's kind of like Canada's which is 1867  --  '67 / '76 - I don't know, it seems to help me.
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Actually, the CE mark is a European designation, used for products to be sold in Europe. See the wikipedia link for more information.
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What period of time are we talking about here?\nWith over 200 years of American history, can you narrow it down?
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Around hundred?\n116...\nThe Hundred Years' War is the name modern historians have given to what was a series of related conflicts, fought over a 116-year period, between England and France, and later Burgundy; beginning in 1337, and ending in 1453. Historians group these conflicts under the same label, for convenience.
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Different time zones across the country air at different times.  9/8c means 9Eastern Time 8Central Time.  These are essentially the same times, but clocks are set differently.
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The Hundred Years war was fought over 116 years. But, like Rhino said, it wasn't fought all at once. The war is actually comprised of many conflicts grouped together.
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Centuries are counted from the beginning of the Christian era, we refer to the years 1 - 100 after the birth of Christ as the first century 101 - 200 as the second century, and so on.
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I choose a time period in the future... by at least 1000 years.  So... perhaps 3506.  Why?  Just to see how it all shakes out.  1000 to 1500 years might be enough time for humans to actually overcome human nature and truly advance.