'Third rome' diaporamas de présentation

The Emergence of the Early Modern World

The Emergence of the Early Modern World. 1450 to 1750. Recovery and Transformation of Europe. Rebirth of Learning and Religion. Culture: Renaissance. Begin in Italian city-states Wealthy merchants, Medici family became patrons of arts Greek & Roman influence

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Chapter 10: The Worlds of Christendom

Chapter 10: The Worlds of Christendom. Contraction, Expansion, and Division 500-1300. Learning Objectives. To teach students why Christianity became a major religion during the third wave era of civilizations.

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Constantinople the New Rome

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Emergence of Nation States

Emergence of Nation States. Late Medieval Period. What is a nation-state?. Large group of people sharing common language, territory, and government. Rise of nation-states in Europe marked end of feudalism. 1st nation-states: England, France, Spain, and Russia. William the Conqueror.

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The Origins of Modern Russia

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863 C.E..

Chronology of early Russia. . Please draw the following timeline in your notebook. . 1206 C.E. 1019 C.E. 988 C.E. 882 C.E. 1476 C.E. 1547 C.E. 1054 C.E. 1480 C.E. 1472 C.E. 957 C.E. 1584 C.E. 989 C.E. 863 C.E. 1380 C.E. 1240 C.E. 1462 C.E. 980 C.E. 863 C.E.

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Russia

Russia. During the Middle Ages the Greek Orthodox Church was significant in assimilating Scandinavian ancestors of the Vikings with the Slavic peoples of eastern Europe.

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The Byzantine Empire

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The Russians

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