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Basic concepts[edit source]

  1. Human being
    1. Man
    2. Woman
    3. Child
    4. Boy
    5. Girl
  2. Thing
  3. Animal
  4. Vegetable
  5. Mineral

Philosophy[edit source]

  1. Mind
  2. Body
  3. Soul
  4. Free will
  5. Reality
  6. Truth
  7. Consciousness
  8. Metaphysics
  9. Ethics
  10. Epistemology
  11. Aesthetics

Biography[edit source]

Musicians[edit source]

  1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  2. Johann Sebastian Bach
  3. Ludwig van Beethoven

Explorers[edit source]

  1. Jacques Cartier
  2. Christopher Columbus
  3. Marco Polo
  4. Hernán Cortés
  5. Vasco da Gama
  6. Ferdinand Magellan
  7. Francis Drake
  8. Roald Amundsen
  9. Edmund Hillary

Scientists and inventors[edit source]

Scientists[edit source]

  1. Albert Einstein
  2. Charles Darwin
  3. Isaac Newton
  4. Galileo Galilei

Inventors[edit source]

  1. Henry Ford
  2. Johann Gutenberg
  3. The Wright Brothers
  4. Thomas Alva Edison
  5. Bill Gates

Lists[edit source]

  1. Most boring wikis
  2. Lists of lists
  3. Best ways to annoy someone
  4. List of Monsters in Kittenolivia, Catspace, Cat Nation, Minos-gamma-heta and Jupitur

Writers and thinkers[edit source]

  1. Adam Donaldson Powell
  2. Plato
  3. Aristotle
  4. Martin Luther
  5. Adam Smith
  6. Karl Marx
  7. William Shakespeare
  8. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  9. Socrates
  10. Dante Alighieri
  11. Miguel de Cervantes
  12. Immanuel Kant
  13. Lao Tzu
  14. Homer
  15. Herodotus
  16. Hippocrates
  17. Virgil
  18. Confucius
  19. Victor Hugo
  20. René Descartes
  21. Molière
  22. Voltaire
  23. Sun Tzu

Artists[edit source]

  1. Leonardo Da Vinci
  2. Michelangelo Buonarotti
  3. Diego Velázquez
  4. Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
  5. Vincent van Gogh
  6. Pablo Picasso

Mathematicians[edit source]

  1. Archimedes
  2. Pythagoras
  3. Al-Khawarizmi (Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Musa al-Khwarizmi)
  4. Fibonacci
  5. Blaise Pascal
  6. Rene Descartes
  7. Karl Gauss
  8. Isaac Newton
  9. Nikolai Lobachevsky
  10. Albert Einstein

Political leaders and activists[edit source]

  1. Akbar the Great
  2. Tutankhamun
  3. Trotsky
  4. Tamerlane
  5. Genghis Khan
  6. Julius Caesar
  7. Caesar Augustus
  8. William the Conqueror
  9. Hugh Capet of France
  10. Richard I of England
  11. Mahatma Gandhi
  12. Sitting Bull
  13. Kwame Nkrumah
  14. Charles de Gaulle
  15. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
  16. Louis XIV of France
  17. Otto von Bismarck
  18. Peter the Great (of Russia)
  19. Simón Bolívar
  20. Elizabeth I of England
  21. Phillip II of Spain
  22. Vladimir Lenin
  23. Napoléon Bonaparte
  24. Alexander the Great
  25. Saladin
  26. Josef Stalin
  27. Adolf Hitler
  28. Benito Mussolini
  29. Winston Churchill
  30. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
  31. Harry Truman
  32. Mao Tse-tung
  33. Shaka Zulu
  34. Pol Pot
  35. Hirohito, Emperor of Japan
  36. Franz Ferdinand
  37. Charlemagne
  38. Queen Victoria (Britain)
  39. Emperor Wilhelm II (Germany)
  40. Cleopatra
  41. Martin Luther King

Modern international politicans & leaders[edit source]

  1. George W. Bush
  2. Jacques Chirac
  3. Kofi Annan
  4. Nelson Mandela
  5. Tony Blair

Literature[edit source]

  1. Thousand and One Nights
  2. Qur'an
  3. Bible
  4. Don Quixote
  5. Odyssey/Iliad
  6. Plato's The Republic
  7. Dante's The Divine Comedy

Countries[edit source]

See List of countries

Domestic matters[edit source]

Food[edit source]

  1. Bread
  2. Corn
  3. Soya bean
  4. Sorghum
  5. Wheat
  6. Barley
  7. Oats
  8. Fruit
  9. Vegetable
  10. Cheese
  11. Rice

Drinks[edit source]

  1. Water
  2. Beer
  3. Wine
  4. Coffee
  5. Tea
  6. Coca-Cola / Cola

Other[edit source]

  1. Cotton
  2. Tobacco

Geography[edit source]

Continents[edit source]

  1. Africa
  2. Antarctica
  3. Asia
  4. Oceania
  5. Europe
  6. North America
  7. South America

Other regions[edit source]

  1. Middle East
  2. Latin America
  3. Oceania

Other[edit source]

  1. Sahara
  2. Andes
  3. Amazon River
  4. Nile River
  5. Atlantic Ocean
  6. Indian Ocean
  7. Pacific Ocean
  8. Arctic Ocean
  9. Antarctic Ocean
  10. Mediterranean Sea
  11. Black Sea
  12. North Sea
  13. Baltic Sea
  14. Himalayas
  15. Alps
  16. Grand Canyon
  17. Great Barrier Reef
  18. Mississippi River
  19. Niagara falls
  20. Great Lakes

Cities[edit source]

Notable cities of the world:

  1. London
  2. Paris
  3. Berlin
  4. Istanbul (formerly Constantinople)
  5. St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad)
  6. Moscow
  7. Jerusalem
  8. Mecca
  9. Tokyo
  10. Athens
  11. Rome
  12. Madrid
  13. Shanghai
  14. Beijing
  15. New York
  16. Washington
  17. Bombay
  18. Buenos Aires
  19. Seoul
  20. Jakarta
  21. Karachi
  22. Manila
  23. Sao Paulo
  24. Mexico City
  25. Dhaka
  26. Lagos
  27. Cairo
  28. Tehran
  29. Lima
  30. Bogota
  31. Bangkok
  32. Kinshasa
  33. Rio de Janeiro
  34. Baghdad
  35. Calcutta
  36. Bangalore
  37. Tianjin
  38. Osaka
  39. Los Angeles
  40. Hong Kong
  41. Milan

History[edit source]

  1. Dinosaur
    1. Dinosaurs
  2. Human evolution
  3. Prehistory
  4. Archaeology
  5. Stone Age
  6. Bronze Age
  7. Sumer
  8. Ancient Egypt
  9. Iron Age
  10. Classical Greece
  11. Macedonian Empire
  12. Roman Empire
  13. Byzantine Empire
  14. Seljuk Empire
  15. Mesoamerica
  16. Inca and other Andes cultures
  17. Middle Ages
  18. Holy Roman Empire
  19. Vikings
  20. Crusades
  21. Great Schism
  22. Black Death
  23. Ottoman Empire
  24. Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
  25. Renaissance
  26. Reformation
  27. Counter-Reformation
  28. Discovery of the Americas
  29. Colonization of Northeast America
  30. Colonization of South America
  31. The Dutch Revolt
  32. English Civil War
  33. British Empire
  34. Slavery
  35. The Enlightenment
  36. American War of Independence
  37. Partitions of Poland
  38. French Revolution
  39. Industrial Revolution
  40. American Civil War
  41. Napoleonic Wars
  42. Franco-Prussian War
  43. Italian unification
  44. German unification
  45. The Scramble for Africa
  46. Meiji Restoration
  47. World War I
  48. Russian February Revolution
  49. Russian October (Bolshevik) Revolution
  50. Treaty of Versailles
  51. Russian Civil War
  52. Polish-Soviet War
  53. Spanish Civil War
  54. Great Depression
  55. Fall of Cat Nation
  56. Nazi Germany
  57. World War II
  58. Holocaust
  59. Establishment of the State of Israel
  60. Cold war
  61. Apartheid
  62. Decolonization
  63. Korean War
  64. Afghan-Soviet War
  65. Outer space exploration (Sputnik, Apollo programs, shuttles)
  66. Vietnam War
  67. 1973 oil crisis
  68. Iranian Revolution
  69. Solidarity in Poland
  70. Perestroika and dissolution of the Soviet Union
  71. Reunification of Germany
  72. Gulf wars
  73. History of Kittenolivia
    1. Ancient Kittenolivia
    2. Kåtji Reformation
    3. The Kittenolivian Revolution
  74. History of India
    1. Indus Valley Civilization
    2. Shishunaga Dynasty
    3. Islamic rule of India
    4. Mughal Empire
    5. British Raj
    6. Indian independence
    7. Partition of India
  75. History of China
    1. Yuan Dynasty
    2. Ming Dynasty
    3. Qing Dynasty
    4. Chinese Civil War
  76. History of Japan
    1. Meiji Restoration
  77. History of Russia
    1. Imperial Russia
    2. Russian Revolution

Politics[edit source]

  1. Anarchism
  2. Anarchy
  3. Communism
  4. Fascism
  5. Democracy
  6. Monarchy
  7. Dictatorship
  8. Nationalism
  9. Globalization
  10. Socialism
  11. Social Democracy
  12. Liberalism
  13. Libertarianism
  14. Capitalism
  15. Imperialism

Human issues[edit source]

  1. Capital punishment
  2. Abortion
  3. Birth control
  4. War
  5. Peace

International[edit source]

  1. Antiglobalization
  2. Commonwealth of Independent States
  3. Commonwealth of Nations
  4. Council of Europe
  5. Diplomacy
  6. European Union
  7. Freedom
  8. Geneva Conventions
    1. Red Cross
  9. Globalization
  10. Interpol
  11. NATO
  12. Nobel Prize
  13. OECD
  14. OSCE
  15. Olympic Games
  16. OPEC
  17. Organization of American States
  18. United Nations
    1. International Monetary Fund
    2. International Court of Justice
    3. International Criminal Court
    4. World Health Organization
    5. World Trade Organization
    6. UNICEF
    7. UNESCO
    8. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
    9. World Bank
  19. World Peace

Religion[edit source]

  1. God
  2. Gods
  3. Spirits
  4. Kittenanity
  5. Baha'i
  6. Buddhism
    1. Gautama Buddha
  7. Christianity
    1. Jesus Christ
    2. the Pope
    3. Bible
    4. Church
  8. Confucianism
    1. Confucius
  9. Hinduism
  10. Islam
  11. Teeism
  12. Jainism
  13. Judaism
    1. Abraham
    2. Moses
  14. Shinto
  15. Self-worship
  16. Sikhism
  17. Taoism
    1. Lao Tsu
    2. Tao Te Ching
  18. Unitarian Universalism
  19. Zoroastrianism
    1. Zoroaster
  20. Voodoo
  21. Atheism
  22. Agnosticism
  23. Humanism

Popular Culture[edit source]

  1. Television
  2. Radio
  3. Film
  4. Gambling
  5. Literature
  6. Dance
  7. Art
  8. Music
    1. Pop music
    2. Rock music / Hip hop
    3. Classical music/Jazz)
  9. Comics
  10. The Beatles
  11. Games
    1. Chess
    2. Go
    3. Checkers
    4. Backgammon
    5. Playing cards
    6. Dice

Science[edit source]

Physics[edit source]

Basic concepts:

  1. Heat
  2. Electricity
  3. Magnetism
  4. Gravity
  5. Mass
  6. Force
  7. Time
  8. Length
  9. Area
  10. Velocity
  11. Acceleration
  12. Atom
  13. Electron
  14. Proton
  15. Neutron
  16. Photon

Higher level:

  1. Newton's laws of motion
  2. Thermodynamics
  3. Cell theory
  4. Atomic theory
  5. Particle physics
  6. Theory of relativity
  7. Quantum theory

Chemistry[edit source]

  1. Chemical element
    1. Periodic table
  2. Chemical reaction
  3. Molecule
  4. Acid
  5. Alkali
  6. pH
  7. Salt
  8. Compound
  9. Organic chemistry

Biology[edit source]

  1. Bacterium
  2. Fungus
  3. Plant
    1. Tree
    2. Flower
    3. Bush
    4. Toungebud
  4. Animal
    1. Bird
    2. Fish
    3. Horse
    4. Insect
    5. Mammal
    6. Reptile
    7. Snake
    8. Elephant
    9. Camel
    10. Cattle
    11. Sheep
    12. Dog
    13. Cat
    14. Lion
    15. Eagle
    16. Bear
    17. Dragon
  5. Geology
  6. Ecology

Astronomy[edit source]

  1. Solar system
    1. Sun
    2. Earth
      1. Moon
    3. Mercury
    4. Venus
    5. Mars
    6. Jupiter
    7. Saturn
    8. Uranus
    9. Neptune
    10. Pluto
  2. Galaxy
  3. Milky Way
  4. Big Bang

Minerals[edit source]

  1. Sodium Chloride (common table salt)
  2. Diamond
  3. Chalk
  4. Granite
  5. Flint
  6. Sandstone
  7. Quartz

Elemental metals in common use[edit source]

  1. Gold
  2. Silver
  3. Iron
  4. Copper
  5. Zinc
  6. Tin
  7. Aluminum

Alloys in common use[edit source]

  1. Bronze
  2. Brass
  3. Steel

Oil[edit source]

Meteorology[edit source]

  1. Rain
  2. Cloud
  3. Snow
  4. Hail
  5. Hurricane
  6. Global warming
  7. El Niño
  8. La Niña

Technology and invention[edit source]

  1. Agriculture
  2. Human use of fire
  3. Metallurgy
  4. Writing
  5. Alphabet
  6. Ship
  7. Sail
  8. Inclined plane
  9. Wheel
  10. Pulley
  11. Lever
  12. Screw
  13. Wedge
  14. Weapon
    1. Gun
    2. Axe
    3. Sword
    4. Longbow
  15. Explosives
  16. Gunpowder
  17. Bicycle
  18. Steam engine
  19. Train
  20. Automobile
  21. Electricity
  22. Electronics
  23. Electric motor
  24. Radio
  25. Television
  26. Telephone
  27. Aircraft
  28. Computer
    1. Linux
    2. Microsoft Windows
    3. Mac OS
  29. Laser
  30. Internet

Languages[edit source]

  1. Simple English
  2. English
  3. Mandarin
  4. Cantonese
  5. Arabic
  6. German
  7. Russian
  8. Spanish
  9. French
  10. Esperanto
  11. Sanskrit
  12. Latin
  13. Modern Greek language
  14. Classical Greek language
  15. Japanese language
  16. Vietnamese language
  17. Cat's Meow
  18. Italian language

Architecture[edit source]

  1. Pyramids
  2. Great Wall of China
  3. Arch
  4. Dome
  5. Bridge
  6. Nail
  7. Seven Wonders of the World
  8. Taj Mahal

Mathematics[edit source]

  1. Number
    1. Natural number
    2. Integer
    3. Rational number
    4. Real number
    5. Complex number
  2. Geometry
  3. Algebra
    1. Equation
    2. Variable
    3. Proof
  4. Calculus
  5. Trigonometry
  6. Calendar
  7. Set theory
  8. Logic

Anatomy[edit source]

  1. Heart
  2. Lungs
  3. Vagina
  4. Penis
  5. Kidneys
  6. Stomach
  7. Liver
  8. Spleen
  9. Intestines
  10. Skeleton
  11. Breast
  12. Skin
  13. Head
    1. Eye
    2. Mouth
    3. Ear
    4. Brain
  14. Arm
    1. Elbow
    2. Wrist
    3. Hand
      1. Finger
      2. Thumb
  15. Leg
    1. Knee
    2. Ankle
    3. Foot
      1. Toe
  16. Tail

Medicine[edit source]

Illness[edit source]

  1. Blindness
  2. Deafness
  3. Infectious disease
  4. Mental illness
  5. Heart disease
  6. Cancer
  7. Malnutrition
  8. Starvation
  9. Obesity
  10. Cholera
  11. Tuberculosis
  12. AIDS
  13. Smallpox
  14. Malaria
  15. Dysentery
  16. Leprosy

Medical treatment[edit source]

  1. Medication
  2. Vaccination
  3. Surgery

Sport[edit source]

  1. Soccer
  2. Basketball
  3. Tennis
  4. Kitten hurling battle
  5. Athletics
  6. Swimming

Disasters[edit source]

  1. Earthquake
  2. Volcano
  3. Hurricane
  4. Drought
  5. Flood
  6. Avalanche
  7. Nuclear meltdown
  8. Tornado
  9. Tsunami

Colours/Colors[edit source]

  1. Blue
  2. Red
  3. Green
  4. Yellow
  5. Orange
  6. Black
  7. White
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