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This is a list of 1,000 basic articles every Wikipedia needs.


The original version of this list is from Simple English Wikipedia. See also the version on Meta: m:List of articles all languages should have, which is somewhat extended. Please do not change this list. It is still being discussed. See the IRC channel #wikilist at irc.freenode.org. The supposedly canonical list is the one at meta — changes should be made there.


Almost all these articles exist on en:. But ideally, Wikipedia 1.0 should have all these articles up to featured quality. Many of these have a long way to go. Please work on improving as needed. Articles that are already on Wikipedia:Featured articles are marked in bold.


See also Wikipedia:Version_1.0 Editorial Team/Pages to be rated — another take on the minimal article list.




Contents





  • 1 Biography

    • 1.1 Musicians


    • 1.2 Explorers


    • 1.3 Inventors and scientists


    • 1.4 Writers and thinkers


    • 1.5 Political persons


    • 1.6 Modern international politicians & leaders


    • 1.7 Others



  • 2 Literature


  • 3 Countries:


  • 4 Domestics

    • 4.1 Beverage



  • 5 Geography

    • 5.1 Other regions


    • 5.2 Other


    • 5.3 Cities



  • 6 History


  • 7 Politics


  • 8 Human issues


  • 9 International


  • 10 Religion


  • 11 Popular Culture


  • 12 Science


  • 13 Language


  • 14 Architecture


  • 15 Mathematics


  • 16 Anatomy


  • 17 Sport


  • 18 Technology


  • 19 Disasters


  • 20 Colors




Biography


  1. Virgil

  2. Akbar the Great

  3. Zeami Motokiyo


Musicians


  1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

  2. Johann Sebastian Bach


Explorers


  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

  10. Sir Walter Ralegh


Inventors and scientists


  1. Albert Einstein

  2. Henry Ford

  3. Johann Gutenberg

  4. the Wright Brothers

  5. Leonardo Da Vinci

  6. Charles Darwin

  7. Isaac Newton

  8. Galileo Galilei

  9. Thomas Alva Edison


Writers and thinkers


  1. Plato

  2. Aristotle

  3. Martin Luther

  4. Adam Smith

  5. Karl Marx

  6. William Shakespeare

  7. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

  8. Socrates

  9. Pythagoras

  10. Dante Alighieri

  11. Mary Wollstonecraft

  12. Rosa Luxemburg

  13. George Orwell

  14. J. R. R. Tolkien

  15. Immanuel Kant

  16. Lao Zi

  17. Homer

  18. Socrates

  19. Herodotus

  20. Hippocrates

  21. Confucius

  22. Voltaire

  23. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

  24. Molière

  25. Victor Hugo


Political persons


  1. Leon Trotsky


  2. Timur (Tamerlane)

  3. Genghis Khan

  4. Julius Caesar

  5. Caesar Augustus

  6. Gandhi

  7. Sitting Bull

  8. Kwame Nkrumah

  9. Charles de Gaulle

  10. Otto von Bismarck


  11. Peter the Great (of Russia)

  12. Simón Bolívar

  13. VI Lenin

  14. Napoléon Bonaparte

  15. Alexander the Great

  16. Saladin

  17. Josef Stalin

  18. Adolf Hitler

  19. Benito Mussolini

  20. Winston Churchill

  21. Franklin Delano Roosevelt

  22. Harry Truman

  23. Mao Tse-tung

  24. Shaka Zulu

  25. Pol Pot

  26. Hirohito

  27. Franz Ferdinand

  28. Charlemange

  29. Victoria of the United Kingdom


  30. Wilhelm II (Germany)

  31. Cleopatra


Modern international politicians & leaders


  1. George W. Bush

  2. Gerhard Schröder

  3. Jacques Chirac

  4. Silvio Berlusconi

  5. Kofi Annan

  6. Nelson Mandela

  7. Tony Blair

  8. Manmohan Singh


Others


  1. Bill Gates

  2. Steve Jobs

  3. Richard Stallman

  4. Martin Luther King

  5. Gavrilo Princip


Literature


  1. Thousand and One Nights

  2. Qur'an

  3. Bible

  4. Don Quixote


  5. Odyssey/Iliad

  6. Plato's The Republic

  7. Machiavelli's The Prince

  8. Dante's Divine Comedy


Countries:


  • Everything in List of countries
    • Currently featured country articles are: Cambodia, India, People's Republic of China, South Africa, Australia


Domestics


  1. Bread

  2. Coffee

  3. Maize

  4. Cotton

  5. Soya bean

  6. Sorghum

  7. Wheat

  8. Barley

  9. Oats

  10. Fruit

  11. Vegetable

  12. Tobacco

  13. Cheese

  14. Alcohol

  15. Tea

  16. Rice


Beverage


  1. Water

  2. Beer

  3. Wine

  4. Coca Cola


Geography


  1. Africa

  2. Antarctica

  3. Asia

  4. Oceania

  5. Europe

  6. North America

  7. South America


Other regions


  1. Middle East

  2. Latin Merika


Other


  1. Sahara

  2. Andes

  3. Amazon River

  4. Nile River

  5. Atlantic Ocean

  6. Indian Ocean

  7. Pacific Ocean

  8. Southern Ocean

  9. Arctic Ocean

  10. Mediterranean Sea

  11. Black Sea

  12. North Sea

  13. Baltic Sea

  14. Volcano

  15. Himalaya

  16. Great Barrier Reef

  17. Mississippi River

  18. Niagara falls

  19. Lake Tanganyika

  20. Lake Titicaca

  21. Lake Baikal

  22. Great Lakes


Cities


  1. London

  2. Paris

  3. Berlin

  4. Constantinople

  5. St. Petersburg

  6. Moscow

  7. New Delhi

  8. Jerusalem

  9. Mecca

  10. Tokyo

  11. Shanghai

  12. Beijing

  13. New York

  14. Washington

  15. Tenochtitlán

  16. Chicago

  17. Mumbai


History


  1. Dinosaur

  2. Stone Age

  3. Bronze Age

  4. Sumer

  5. Ancient Egypt

  6. Iron Age

  7. Classical Greece

  8. Roman Empire

  9. Dark Age

  10. Vikings

  11. Crusades

  12. The Great Schism

  13. Black Death

  14. Renaissance


  15. Discovery of the Americas -- there is actually no WP article on this, most of the story is in the article on Columbus.

  16. Spanish Inquisition

  17. Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation

  18. English Civil War

  19. Slavery

  20. the Enlightenment

  21. French Revolution

  22. Industrial Revolution

  23. American Civil War

  24. The Scramble for Africa

  25. World War I

  26. Russian Revolution

  27. Russian Civil War

  28. Spanish Civil War

  29. World War II

  30. The Holocaust

  31. Cold War

  32. Space Race

  33. Vietnam War

  34. Apartheid


Politics


  1. Anarchy

  2. Capitalism

  3. Communism

  4. Democracy

  5. Dictatorship

  6. Fascism

  7. Globalisation

  8. Imperialism

  9. Liberalism

  10. Monarchy

  11. Nationalism

  12. Racism

  13. Religious Fundamentalism

  14. Socialism


Human issues


  1. Abortion

  2. Birth control

  3. Capital punishment

  4. Feminism

  5. Homosexuality

  6. Human rights

  7. Sexism

  8. Racism


International


  1. United Nations

  2. Nobel Prize

  3. Arab League

  4. NATO

  5. European Union

  6. Olympic Games

  7. OPEC

  8. Diplomacy

  9. Freedom


  10. Red Cross/Red Crescent

  11. WHO




Religion


  1. God

  2. Gods

  3. Spirits


  1. Bahá'í Faith
    1. The Báb

    2. Bahá'u'lláh



  2. Buddhism
    1. Gautama Buddha


  3. Christianity
    1. Jesus

    2. the Pope

    3. Bible

    4. Church



  4. Confucianism
    1. Confucius

  5. Hinduism


  6. Islam
    1. Muhammad

    2. Qur'an

    3. Mosque


  7. Jainism


  8. Judaism
    1. Synagogue

  9. Shinto

  10. Sikhism

  11. Taoism


  12. Zoroastrianism
    1. Zoroaster

  13. Voodoo

  14. Paganism

With necessary mention of non-religiousness:


  1. Atheism

  2. Agnosticism

  3. Humanism


Popular Culture


  1. Television

  2. Radio

  3. Film

  4. Gambling

  5. Literature

  6. Dance

  7. Art


  8. Music
    1. Pop music

    2. Rock and roll

    3. Traditional

    4. Art (Classical/Jazz)


  9. Comics

  10. The Beatles


  11. Games
    1. Chess

    2. Go (board game)

    3. Mancala

    4. Checkers

    5. Backgammon

    6. Playing cards

    7. Dice



Science


  1. Physics

  2. Chemistry


  3. Biology
    1. Bacterium

    2. Archaea

    3. Protist

    4. Fungus


    5. Plant
      1. Tree

      2. Flower



    6. 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



  4. Geology


  5. Medicine
    1. AIDS

    2. Smallpox

    3. Malaria

    4. Cholera

    5. Dysentery


  6. Ecology


  7. Astronomy
    1. Sun

    2. Moon

    3. Earth

    4. Galaxy

    5. Milky Way

    6. Mercury

    7. Venus

    8. Mars

    9. Jupiter

    10. Saturn

    11. Uranus

    12. Neptune

    13. Pluto


  8. Inclined plane

  9. Wheel

  10. Big Bang


  11. Mineral
    1. Gold

    2. Silver

    3. Salt

    4. Diamond

    5. Iron

    6. Copper


  12. Steel

  13. Oil


  14. Meteorology
    1. Rain

    2. Cloud

    3. Hurricane

    4. Global warming

    5. El Niño

    6. La Niña


  15. Metallurgy

  16. Fire

  17. Alphabet

  18. Writing

  19. Pulley

  20. Lever

  21. Screw

  22. Wedge


Language


  1. English

  2. Mandarin

  3. Arabic

  4. German

  5. Hindi

  6. Bahasa Indonesia

  7. Italian

  8. Japanese

  9. Russian

  10. Spanish

  11. French

  12. Esperanto

  13. Sanskrit


  14. Latin - Vulgar Latin is a feature


Architecture


  1. Arch

  2. Dome

  3. Bridge

  4. Nail

  5. Seven Wonders of the World

  6. Pyramids

  7. Great Wall of China

  8. Taj Mahal


Mathematics


  1. Geometry

  2. Algebra

  3. Calculus

  4. Trigonometry

  5. Calendar


Anatomy


  1. Heart

  2. Lungs

  3. Brain

  4. Vagina

  5. Penis

  6. Liver

  7. Intestines

  8. Skeleton

  9. Pregnancy

  10. Blindness

  11. Deafness

  12. Mental illness

  13. Breast


Sport


  1. Soccer

  2. Cricket

  3. Baseball

  4. American football


Technology



  1. Computer
    1. Linux

    2. Microsoft Windows

    3. Mac OS


  2. Automobile

  3. Gun

  4. Axe

  5. Radio

  6. Electricity

  7. Electronics

  8. Television

  9. Explosives

  10. Gunpowder

  11. Sail

  12. Internet

  13. Bicycle

  14. Train

  15. Airplane

  16. Weapon


Disasters


  1. Earthquake

  2. Volcano

  3. Hurricane

  4. Flood

  5. Avalanche

  6. Nuclear meltdown

  7. Tornado


Colors


  1. Black

  2. Blue

  3. Red

  4. Green

  5. Yeloe

  6. White




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