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In Civilization IV:
America
Arabia
Aztec
Chinese
Egyptian
English
French
German
Greek
Incan
Indian (Asian)
Japanese
Malinese
Mongolian
Persian
Roman
Russian
Spanish
Civilization IV with Warlords expansion includes all civs from original Civ IV plus:
Carthaginians
Celts
Koreans
Ottomans
Vikings
Zulu
Civilization IV with Beyond the Sword expansion includes all civs from the original AND Warlords expansion, plus:
Babylonian
Byzantine
Dutch
Ethiopian
Holy Roman
Khmer
Mayan
Native American
Portugese
Sumerian
What else can I help you with?
Is sephiroth playable in soulcalibur IV?
I know he's playable in soulcaliber 3.
Is civilization iv beyond the sword and civilization iv warlords both expansion packs for civilization iv?
yes
When did Civilization IV happen?
Civilization IV happened in 2005.
When was Civilization IV created?
Civilization IV was created on 2005-10-25.
Which Civilization is the best?
Civilization IV
Which is newer Civilization IV Warlords or Civilization IV Beyond the Sword?
Beyond The Sword
Did The Harappan civilization develope after the Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations appeared?
The Harappan civilization developed _______ the Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations appeared.
Why do we know more about the Maya civilizations than about olmec civilizations?
the maya civilization fell sooner than aztec civilization
Can you get leon in Final Fantasy IV the after years?
No, Leon is not a playable character in The After Years
How might the Olmec civilizations have influenced later civilization in Mesoamerica?
The olmec civilization have influences civilizations in mesoamerica because the olmec formed the urban civilization in mesoamerica and they had impressive sculptures and buildings
Where can one download the game Civilization IV for the mac?
One can download the game Civilization IV for Mac from Amazon and the Mac Apple Store. Civilization IV is a turn-based strategy game that was released in 2005.
When was the Greek civilization and what civilizations formed to make the Greek civilization?
2012, learn.
