'Private armies' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 3 Review

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Rome

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Ch. 5

Ch. 5. Assessment- page 300/301. Q. 1. Military leader of Japan?. A. 1. Shogun. Q. 2. Artisans/merchants formed ? for protection/profit?. A. 2. guilds. Q. 3. Yayoi formed ? which headed by small group of warriors?. A. 3. Clans. Q. 4. In ?, person clears mind of all thoughts/desires.

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Revolutions 1/14/13 http://mrmilewski.com

Revolutions 1/14/13 http://mrmilewski.com. OBJECTIVE: Examine France under King Louis XIV I. Journal#12 pt.A -Examine the Picture on p.429 -Answer the caption question on p.429 II. Return of Chapter#15&16 Test III. Journal#12 pt.B -notes King Louis XIV

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BIG CITY/BIG PROBLEMS

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FEUDALISM

SOCIAL SCIENCE III . FEUDALISM. FEUDALISM. BACKGROUND SOCIAL PYRAMID MANORIALISM KNIGHTS AND CHIVALRY. BACKGROUND. Widespread disorder Suffering Western Europeans lived in constant danger People no longer trusted a central ruler for security.

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Ch. 8 The Rise of Ancient Rome

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. The Organization of Labor. Labor Unions.

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ROME

ROME. Chapter 6. Foundations. Along the river Tiber All Roads lead to Rome Romulus & Remus 753 BCE. The Republic. Elected officials govern the state Patricians- a few aristocratic families, clans, control every aspect of Roman life

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Silk Road

Silk Road . Buddhism spreads. Buddhist monks traveling the Silk Road helped spread Buddhism to China Yesterday we looked at Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism. Meanwhile in China . . . During the Qin Dynasty, China continued to develop its technology

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European Middle Ages

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Disarmament & International Security (1st Committee of the General Assambly )

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Medieval Feudalism

Medieval Feudalism. Invasions, 800s-900s. Vikings, Muslim, Magyars Destroyed Carolingian Empire Results? Chaos Further decline of population, trade and agricultural production Strong prey on the weak Lords (i.e., the strong) began carving up the land among themselves. Birth.

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Roma

Roma. SPQR. After the people of Rome had chased away the last of the Etruscan kings, the people declared Rome to be a republic. What is a republic?

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