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umm...dude, im not a newbie, and your spelling leaves something to be desired. It would be
Spanish, Mongols, Celts, Inuits, Turks and Vikings.
as opposed to
Spanish, Mongoles, Colts, Inuits, Turqus and Vickings.
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Skywise
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Samara's best friend
Jan 2002 time: 05:18
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quote: Originally posted by HuntrIsGod74831
umm...dude, im not a newbie, and your spelling leaves something to be desired. It would be
Spanish, Mongols, Celts, Inuits, Turks and Vikings.
as opposed to
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Ooooooo. I see that you're insulted. I'm sorry I thought that 16 post was still newbie but you know......my mistake.
Oh, and I'm also sorry that english is not my first language. Thank you for correcting my stupid stupid miss-spellings...
As long as you get my point you crazed smiley dude you.
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molly bloom
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001 time: 15:18
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quote: Originally posted by HuntrIsGod74831
Britain (I'm not too good with world history, but...aren't England, Britain, and United Kingdom the same thing? if so, then disregard this stupid comment )
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This is a very important distinction that the game-makers chose to ignore, or fudge; England is that part of the United Kingdom defined by the old kingdom of Cornwall and the Anglo-Saxon state formed out of the Heptarchy of the Germanic invaders. Britain/British refers to England and Wales and Scotland too (as part of Great Britain), and the United Kingdom was formed out of the kingdoms of Ireland, England and Scotland, and the principality of Wales.
However- James VI and I was the first to refer to a 'Great Britain' meaning the state formed out of his ascent to the throne in England on the death of Elizabeth I and his occupation of the throne of Scotland following the exile and death of his mother, Mary. True union with Scotland did not occur until 1707, and then from 1707 until 1800, the political entity thus formed was known as the united Kingdom of Great Britain. From 1801, the state was known as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and from 1922 onwards, as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
There was also the Commonwealth and Free State of England, Wales and Ireland, which lasted from 1649-1654, which was succeeded by the Commonwealth of Great Britain and Ireland, upon the destruction of the Covenanters in Scotland, which was also known as the 'First British Republic.'
To confuse matters further, the Saxon Aelle of Sussex (died 491) is the first to refer to himself as 'bretwalda' meaning the primus inter pares of the Germanic rulers (basically, king of the Britons, or Britain) and Offa (died 796), ruler of Mercia, is the first to refer to himself as 'rex anglorum'- king of the English.
Anyway- English is not synonymous with British- that's the main thing. 
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Beren
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Holland
Mar 2002 time: 06:18
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Mongols, Koreans, Thai, Khmer, Javans, Medians, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Akkadians, Sumerians, Turks, Hittites, Lydians, Phrygians, Spartans, Atticans, Macedonians, Nubians, Ethiopians, Arabs, Crusaders, Hebrews, Byzantines, Huns, Yugoslavs, Polish, Czech, Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Zairian, South Africans, Angolans, Cubans, Canadians, Mexicans, Argentinians, Brazilians, Mayans, Incas, Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Sioux, Cheyenne and everything else they can come up with.
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Constantine
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Dusseldorf, Germany
Mar 2002 time: 05:18
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The Cherokee were an advanced tribe in America and would be a nice addition. The goths (Ostro or Visi) would also be good. An Austrian civ would be good, but tough to elaborate with cities unless the entire Austro-Hungarian empire is included. Nubians would be a great addition to Africa, maybe the Berbers as well.
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Jethro83
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Newcastle, Australia
Mar 2002 time: 15:18
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My list, according to Marla's world map (this hasn't got anything to do with history, just even spacing)
- Germans
- Babylonians
- Persians
- Russians
- Chinese
- Indonesians
- Australians
- Egyptians
- Nubians
- Carthaginians
- Mali
- Zulu
- Americans
- Aztecs
- Incas
- Sioux
As for the civs that I would pick otherwise (based on my interest in the history of the civ, and their historical significance...), there are just too many to name.
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sabrewolf

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turicum, helvetistan
Jun 2002 time: 06:18
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quote: Originally posted by Beren
Mongols, Koreans, Thai, Khmer, Javans, Medians, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Akkadians, Sumerians, Turks, Hittites, Lydians, Phrygians, Spartans, Atticans, Macedonians, Nubians, Ethiopians, Arabs, Crusaders, Hebrews, Byzantines, Huns, Yugoslavs, Polish, Czech, Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Zairian, South Africans, Angolans, Cubans, Canadians, Mexicans, Argentinians, Brazilians, Mayans, Incas, Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Sioux, Cheyenne and everything else they can come up with. |
i'm sure one could add some more to this list (and btw: yugoslavia is/was actually a nation, formed out of a lot of civilizations ((serbian orthodox) serbs, (lots of 'em muslim) bosnians, (roman catholic) croats, (afaik catholic) slovenes, the macedonians you already named and some other smaller groups.
i'm definetly missing a native south american indian culture and some other africans. after all, humans did arise from africa (so one says).
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