Conquest
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Conquest may refer to:
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[edit] History
- The Spanish Conquest of the Americas; see Spanish colonization of the Americas
- Norman conquest of England
- The Conquest (La Conquête), term for the British acquisition of Canada in the French and Indian War
[edit] Film and television
- Conquest (CBS), a CBS news program during the 1950s
- Conquest (documentary), a documentary series that appeared on the History Channel
- Conquest (1937 film), a 1937 film starring Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer
- Conquest (1983 film), directed by Lucio Fulci
[edit] Music
- Conquest (Uriah Heep album), a 1980 album by rock band Uriah Heep
- Conquest (Dragon Fli Empire album), a 2004 hip hop album
- "Conquest" (song), a Patti Page song, covered by The White Stripes
- Conquest (band), a Ukrainian power metal band
[edit] In gaming
- Conquest (board game), a strategy board game by Donald Benge
- Duell, a chess variant, called Conquest in the UK
- Conquest (game), a turn-based game playable via IRC
- Conquest (gametype), a gametype used in the Battlefield video game series
- Conquest: Frontier Wars, a real-time strategy computer game for the PC by Ubi Soft
- Civilization III: Conquests, an expansion for computer game Civilization III
- The Lord of the Rings: Conquest
[edit] People
- Bryan Conquest, Australian politician
- Robert Conquest, a British historian
- Stuart Conquest, a British chess grandmaster
[edit] Places
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[edit] In transportation
- Chrysler Conquest, a rebadged Mitsubishi Starion sports car
- Conquest Airlines, a defunct commuter airline
- Carnival Conquest, a cruise ship
[edit] Other uses
- CONQUEST - a linear scaling, or O(N), density functional theory (DFT) electronic structure code.
- ConQuesT, a science fiction convention in Kansas City, Missouri
- Conquest (comics), a Marvel Comics character
- Conquest X-30, a toy G.I. Joe jet
[edit] See also
- Right of conquest, a former principle of international law
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