Hernan Cortes- Spanish Conquistador, conquered Mexico during the 15 th hundreds
Ho Chi Minh- ruler of Vietnam active in military and diplomat mid- 1900s Hezbollah- Shiia Muslim militant group and political party based in Lebanon Homer- author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, legendary poet during Greek and Roman times Hong Xiuquan- Chinese religious prophet, leader of the Taiping Rebellion during 1864 House of Burgesses- first popularly elected legislature in America during 1619 Huguenots- French Protestants who followed the teachings of John Calvin, developed Calvinism during 16th and 17th centuries Huns- group of nomadic herdsman, warlike people from the Steppes of North Central Asia, north of China who destroyed much of Asia and Europe during the 3 rd and 5th centuries Ibn Battuta- A Moroccan Muslim traveler who visited 44 modern countries from West Africa to India. Ibn Sina- one of the philosophers of Medieval Hellenistic Islamic tradition; his concept of reasoning and reality. Ignatius Loyola- founded Jesuits(the Society of Jesuits) Isabella de Este- leading woman of the Italian Renaissance (1635-1666) Ivan III- prince of Moscow, established himself as an autocratic ruler in the late 1400s Ivan IV- transformed in to the sultans primary competitor in Central Asia, expanding Russias border to the east through conquest of Khanates, empire was poor and backwards Jacobins- political club of the French (1789) James Watt- Scottish inventor and mechanical engineer who made improvements to the steam engine(1800s) Jan Van Eyck- considered one of the most significant Northern European painters of the 15th century.
Jean Baptist- French Naturalist, concluded that evolution proceeded in accordance
to national law Jesuit Missionaries- the society of Jesus, follows the teaching of the Catholic Church Jesuits- followers of Jesus Joan of Arc- led French army to several victories at young age during the Hundred Years War. Johannes Gutenberg- German inventor of the moveable-type printing press Johannes Kepler- German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer John Cabot- Italian navigator and explorer who discovered parts of North America John Calvin- founder of Calvinism John Locke- Father of Classic Liberalism joint stock company- corporation or partnership involving two or more individual that own shares of stock Jose de San Martin- Argentine General, governor, and patriot who led his nation during the wars of Independence from Spain. Josef Stalin- Communist Leader of the Soviet Union Juan Peron- Argentine military officer and politician Julius Caesar- expanded the Roman Republic through a series of battles throughout Europe and layed the foundation for the Roman Empire. Justinian- Roman Emperor at Constantinople