'Military power' diaporamas de présentation

Europe and the Mediterranean

Europe and the Mediterranean . Austria. History Occupied by Celtic tribes in pre-Roman times Bavarians, Slavs and Avars invaded after the Roman Empire fell First record showing the name Austria was in 996 Habsburgs dynasty ruled until World War I. Geography Mountainous In the Alps

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Rome

Rome. Mr. Forgie Room 126. Founding of Rome. Legendary date is April 21, 753 BCE Legend Romulus and Remus twins sons of Mars founded the city after being rescued from the Tiber river by a she-wolf For about 2.5 centuries the Etruscans ruled the city

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U3C11 The Age of Imperialism: 1800-1920

U3C11 The Age of Imperialism: 1800-1920. World History. Main Idea.

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Chapter 23 American Foreign Policy through the years

Chapter 23 American Foreign Policy through the years. 23.1 Different forms of government. Different Forms of Government.

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Politics and Power

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Chapter 15 Section 2

Chapter 15 Section 2. The Great Depression and the Rise of Dictators. Fascism . To put the needs of a nation above the needs of an individual. . Dictator. Absolute or total ruler A country ruled by a dictator is called a dictatorship. http://www.planetrulers.com/current-dictators/.

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Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome. Geography. The Geography of Ancient Rome was characterized by: * A peninsula extending about 750 miles from north to south. * Apennine Mountains, a ridge from north to south down the middle of the peninsula. * Fairly large fertile plains for farming.

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Who would you prefer to fly the plane you're on: a pilot or a janitor? Why?

Who would you prefer to fly the plane you're on: a pilot or a janitor? Why?. Who would you prefer to run your society: a political specialist or anyone who wants to?.

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Chapter Eight: African Civilizations and the Spread of Islam

Chapter Eight: African Civilizations and the Spread of Islam. Ms. Sheets AP World History University High School . African Regions. Pre-Islamic Africa. Extremely diverse societies developed Political unity was difficult because of terrain Bantu is primary language spoken

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Chapter 24

Chapter 24. Section 3: Japan Builds an Empire. U.S. forced Japan to open its market to foreigners in 1853 Pushed Japan to strengthen its military & modernize its economy to defend itself Developed a constitutional government.

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Chapter One

Chapter One. Exploring Twenty-First-Century World Politics. Important Aspects of World Politics. global political system Cold War September 11, 2001--a transforming event? states in the international system anarchy in the international system cycles of world politics.

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Ancient Persia and Greece

Ancient Persia and Greece. Relief sculpture found at Persepolis, which is located in Iran. Persian Origin. Iran Organized by clans Leaders collected taxes Considerable military power Equestrian skills Expert archers Frequently raided wealthy Mesopotamia. Cyrus the Achaemenid.

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Formation of Governments

Formation of Governments. Government Systems. Unitary system- All key powers given to a national or central governments Federal system- power is divided between a national government and state government US started with a confederacy or loose association between the states

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Lack of Confidence/Trust in the Government & the President

Lack of Confidence/Trust in the Government & the President. Loss of prestige/credibility on the world stage . Loss of faith in American military power . A deeply divided nation on issues of war & peace, and many other issues .

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Foreign Policy: Protecting the American Way

Foreign Policy: Protecting the American Way. Chapter 17. The Roots of U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy . The cold war era Containment Vietnam Bipolar (power structure). The Roots of U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy . A new world order Unipolar (power structure) Multilateralism

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How Geese Saved Rome!

How Geese Saved Rome!. In 390 B.C., the Gauls decided to invade Rome. At this time, Rome was not a strong military power, so defeating Rome would be an easy undertaking. In order to surprise the Romans, the Gauls decided to attack at night while the Roman slept.

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. A New Rome . Justinian, a new Caesar Sent Belisarius captured the old Roman Empire Ruled with absolute power Control of the Church. Life in New Rome. Spoke Greek Justinian Code, served the Empire for 900 years Code, Digest, Institutes and Novellae

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Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs

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Born in Blood and Fire (Encounter)

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