'16th centuries' diaporamas de présentation

SPORT IN THE ANCIENT WORLD AND OUR EUROPEAN HERITAGE

SPORT IN THE ANCIENT WORLD AND OUR EUROPEAN HERITAGE EARLY CULTURES Egypt Warriors trained Dancing was valued in religion China Only the military class valued physical development India Yoga, a system of meditation and regulated breathing HOMERIC ERA (prehistoric time to 776 B.C.)

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Medieval World

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Italy and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) Illustrate the Demographic Divide in 2008.

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AFRICA

AFRICA. BANTU MIGRATIONS. BANTU MIGRATIONS. http://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/ca/books/bkf3/imaps/AC_06_206_bantu/AC_06_206_bantu.html. Bantu is used as a general label for 300-600 ethnic groups in Africa who speak Bantu languages

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Museums and Their Functions: Lecture 02

Museums and Their Functions: Lecture 02. Brief History of Natural History Museums (Part I). Introduction.

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Race and Ethnicity

Race and Ethnicity. Race. Prior to the 18th century, race was an uncommon idea in Western society but it became enormously popular in scientific circles in the 19th century and underwent many changes.

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One opinion is that the 4 greatest events of the past 1000 years were:

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African Civilization and the Spread of Islam

African Civilization and the Spread of Islam. C8 EQs: What are the major features of civilizations in Africa and how do they differ? How does Islam impact Africa?. Introduction. Africa below the Sahara had only limited contact with the Mediterranean and Asia

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THE AMERICAS

THE AMERICAS. PRE-COLUMBIAN EMPIRES TO COLONIES. INTRODUCTION. While complex civilizations were emerging in Asia, Africa, and Europe, equally striking developments had occurred in the Americas

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Technology for the Physically Impaired

Technology for the Physically Impaired. Physically Impaired. Without the technology available today the physically impaired would face more hardships then they face everyday.

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Cortes and the Aztecs

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THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION

THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION. INTRODUCTION:.

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Dal sito www.slideshare.net

Dal sito www.slideshare.net. The European Colonial Empires. The Spanish Empire. Red is a area under control of Spain until 1828. Spain. One of the first global empires, Spain became a unified monarchy, the same year that Columbus set sail through the Atlantic ocean.

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Transoceanic Encounters and Global Encounters

Transoceanic Encounters and Global Encounters. Transoceanic Encounters and Global Encounters. European explorations Portugal Economic Motives Religious Motives Technological innovations. Transoceanic Encounters and Global Encounters. Transoceanic Encounters and Global Encounters.

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Poland

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Why Europeans Left For the New World

Why Europeans Left For the New World. By: Brandon , Justin, and Gage. 4-1. Introduction. In this chapter, you will learn about the Age of Exploration for Europeans. You will also learn about how Explorers sailed ships called Caravels to the New World. 4-2. Underwater Archeology.

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Marco Polo

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The Puritans

The Puritans. 1st migration. Ice Age hunters crossed the Bering land bridge from Siberia to what is now Alaska. Europeans arrive. 15th & 16th centuries Christopher Columbus Francisco Vasquez Wrote letters journals and books

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