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AP World History Review

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Nov. 12-13

Nov. 12-13. Warm-up: Define ? Agree/Disagree Notes on the Renaissance Worksheets on the Renaissance Video on Renaissance. u rban society s ecular humanism fresco. Agree/Disagree. The Renaissance began in Italy because the city-states had become wealthy due to trade.

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Unit 6 The Middle Ages

Unit 6 The Middle Ages. The Barbarian Invasions. When Rome fell barbarian groups began to occupy their own territory --Angles & Saxons (England) --Visigoths (Spain) --Franks (France)

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The Crusades

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`Chapter 2

`Chapter 2 . When Worlds Collide. The Expansion of Europe. The New Merchant Class/ New Monarchie The Renaissance Portuguese Explorations Columbus Reaches the Americas The Spanish New World Empire. The Expansion of Europe.

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Revolutions in the West

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Baroque Era

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The Culture, Society and Town Life

The Culture, Society and Town Life. Drew Kuzma Camille Dematteo Rachel Pollack Ali Epstein A lexa Matillano. Housing and Housing Interiors. Homes in this era were known as Tudor homes There were more windows and staircases in these homes.

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Shakespeare

Shakespeare. Culture, Society, and Town Life By: Brandon, Andrew, and Jenny. High Society. Shakespeare lived in the time where knights and nobles were still at the top of the social class. However, the merchant class was not too far behind. Nobles Old and New.

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Pre-Industrial Society Mostly rural 3 field system Forces for change Growing population Need for more food. Agrarian Improvements. Enclosure movement Fencing around landowners property Landowners gained wealth; peasants became poorer Variation of crops

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Renaissance and Reformation

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