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Chapter 16: Europe Expands Overseas Section I: CONQUESTS IN THE Americas

Dominique World History Period 5. Chapter 16: Europe Expands Overseas Section I: CONQUESTS IN THE Americas. A. Main Idea: The four voyages of Christopher Columbus were the start of the colonization of the Americas. . A. The Voyages of Columbus. A Route West

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The Roman World

The Roman World. Review. Crossed the Alps to attack Italy. Hannibal. Commanded Armies & oversaw the legal system. Praetors. People who were put to death for their beliefs. Martyrs. General who created a powerful volunteer army. Gaius Marius. Rise in prices due to devalued money.

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The Roman Empire: Early, High & Late Architecture

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 8 The Rise of Europe. Section 1. The Early Middle Ages. Geography of Western Europe. Rome linked great parts Europe, with roads, classical ideas, Latin language, and Christianity Location

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ICOM 892 Session 2

ICOM 892 Session 2 Political Cultures & Public Opinion Recent Events We will be discussing recent events as examples. Please make sure you read newspapers and watch tv commentaries and that you understand what is going on. Focus on the public/diplomacy/p.r. aspects.

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The Rise of the Aztec Empire

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The Romans Create an Empire

The Romans Create an Empire. The early Romans established a republic which grew powerful and spread its influence. The Beginnings of Rome. Roman Legend: Rome was established in 753 B.C. by Romulus and Remus, twin brothers raised by a wolf.

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Write down one thing you know about ancient Rome. Write down one thing you want to know.

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Unit IV: The Grandeur That Was Rome

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Role of Hate Speech in International Criminal Law

Role of Hate Speech in International Criminal Law. HR versus ICL differences. Hate Speech : overlaps and implications in other areas ( depending on severity and consequences ) BUT also the theoretical and conceptual differences Two different branches of International Law.

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I. Origins of Americans and Their Culture II. Emerging Civilizations in Mesoamerica III. Classical Mayan Civilization

I. Origins of Americans and Their Culture II. Emerging Civilizations in Mesoamerica III. Classical Mayan Civilization IV. The Post-Classical Era in Mesoamerica V. The Amerindians of North America. I. Origins of Americans and Their Culture Origins from 20,000 years ago

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Greece and Iran

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Unit 3 Age of Exploration

Unit 3 Age of Exploration. Lesson 4 Spanish colonization In Latin America (SPAIN). Spanish colonization In Latin America (SPAIN). Learning Target Students can explain how the emergence of Spanish colonies leads to a need for slaves from Africa. Background

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The Viking Invasions

The Viking Invasions. Aldo Munoz Carissa Reyna Anthony K. Sebastian. The Vikings. Collectively known as the Norsemen, the Vikings were a seafaring people that lived along the Scandinavian coasts Consisted of the Swedes, the Norwegians, and the Danes. The Vikings (cont.).

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The Roman Republic

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The Rise of the Roman Republic

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More Empires of the Ancient Near East

More Empires of the Ancient Near East. Hittite Empire. Covered most of modern day Turkey Military innovations War chariot with shield man Introduced iron working to the region. Assyrian Empire. Masters of siege warfare Built a road system for trade and communication

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What was the Roman body of law called?

What was the Roman body of law called? The Romans fought Carthage over what geographical feature in the first Punic War? What laws were the Praetors in charge of? Which group most influenced the early development of Rome? Define the Patricians. What is a Republic?

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Dar al Islam

Dar al Islam. Muslim scholars in Baghdad, the world's scientific capital of the time. Medieval Muslim manuscript describing the planetary motion. Interactive map http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072957549/student_view0/chapter14/interactive_map_quiz.html Bad map no spain

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