Mythical sources of power
This religious doctrine has been a justification for the European monarchs' power
Divine Right or God's Mandation
Famous event of November 9th 1989.
The fall of the Berlin wall.
Austrian famous actor who spent most of his life in USA;
Arnold Schwartzenegger.
"Peace and love" was the slogan of this counterculture.
The hippies/beatniks.
A square with 6 equal faces.
A cube.
Liquid used for certain sacraments in Christianity.
Chrism, Myrrh, Holy/Consacrated oil.
These events occured in spring 1989.
The Tiananmen Square protests.
This Venetian merchant traveled in China during under the rule of Kubilai Khan.
Marco Polo.
Their slogan is : "No future".
The punks.
3-D object analogue to a 2-D circle.
A sphere.
This German predicator justified the secular power on Saint Paul's Epistle to the Romans.
Martin Luther.
This supertanker sank on March 24th 1989, causing an ecological disaster.
This US-born dancer and actress spent much time of her life in France.
Josephine Baker.
That subculture emerged in the mid-80s in Seattle and developped in the 1990s.
Grunge.
Round tube whose extremities are 2 identic circles.
Cylinder.
Acoording to that Christian book, the Christians must obey the Roman Emperor.
The New Testament.
He was elected President of South Africa in 1989.
Frederik W De Klerk.
This German-French philosopher and scientist founded an hospital in French Equatorial Africa.
Doctor Albert Schweitzer.
Born in the 1960s and first influenced by Jamaican fashion, part of this movement turned to a far-right group in the 1980s.
The skinheads.
This object includes 6 parallelograms.
Parallelepiped.
This Goddess of the Sun is the ancestor of the Emperor of Japan in Shintoism :
Aizen Myo-O, Amaterasu, Izanagi, Ame No Hohi ?
Amaterasu.
Created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989.
World Wide Web.
This French mercenary spent part of his life out of Europe.
Bob Denard.
This term refers to an old style of clothing.
Vintage.
3-sided object, whose extremities are 2 triangles.
Triangular prism.