'Absolute monarchies' diaporamas de présentation

Enlightenment Spreads

Enlightenment Spreads. Ms. Ramos. Why would the Churches and monarchs try to stop the spread of ideas with censorship?. http://www.clipartpal.com/clipart/school/schooldesk_266895.html. Ms. Ramos. Why would the Churches and monarchs try to stop the spread of ideas with censorship?.

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Age of Absolute Monarchs

Age of Absolute Monarchs. Mid 1600s-1700s By: Mr. Brady. Rest of Europe. Keep in mind that the Age of Absolute Monarchs is taking place right smack dabbey in the middle of the Scientific Revolution (1550-1700). . Age of Absolute Monarchs.

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Chapter 31 Presentation

Chapter 31 Presentation. By- Colin, Riley, Gabby, Melissa, and Ben . Learning Targets. I can... List and compare key Beliefs of the three Protestant religions I can analyze how the Counter-Reformation revitalized the Catholic Church

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Unit 6 Chapter 18

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Classical Greece Regents Review

Classical Greece Regents Review. Unit 2. What effect did the geography of ancient Greece have on its early development? The mountainous terrain led to the creation of independent city-states. (2) A lack of natural seaports limited communication.

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The Enlightenment

Mr. Mizell. The Enlightenment. Political Update .

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Europe Faces Revolution

Chapter 24 Section 2. Europe Faces Revolution. Key Terms. Conservative Liberal Radical Nationalism Nation-state The Balkans Louis-Napoleon Alexander II . Clash of Philosophies. Conservative-usually wealthy property owners and nobility argued to protect traditional monarchies

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THE POLITICAL SPECTRUM

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Absolute monarchs in Europe

Absolute monarchs in Europe. Ch. 5. Learning targets. - Describe the ways monarchs take power -Explain the concept of divine right -Cite examples of absolute monarchies -Describe constitutional monarchies -Identify ways in which monarchs have power limited in a constitutional monarchy

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The Age of Absolutism 1550-1800 Section I: Extending Spanish Power

The Age of Absolutism 1550-1800 Section I: Extending Spanish Power . Mr. Greene October 4, 2006. What do you mean by Age of Absolutism?.

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Revolution and Change in France

Revolution and Change in France. Chapter 23 Section 2. Key Terms. Louis Philippe Louis Napoleon Dreyfus Affair Anti-Semitism Theodor Herzl Zionism. A King Abdicates. After Louis XVII died Charles X inherited the throne 1830 Charles suspend the legislature People revolt

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Britain at mid-century

Britain at mid-century. Chapter 5 section 3 pp. 154-157. Setting the scene.

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John Wycliffe

John Wycliffe. By Reggie Andrews. John Wycliffe lived almost 200 years before the Reformation, but his beliefs and teachings closely match those of Luther, Calvin and other reformers. As a man ahead of his time, historians have called Wycliffe the "Morning star of the Reformation." .

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Transformation of Western Europe: 1450-1750 CE

Transformation of Western Europe: 1450-1750 CE. Early Modern Period Unit 3. Major Trends. Renaissance: 14-16th centuries Reformation: 16th - 17th centuries Scientific Revolution: 16th - 17th centuries Absolutism: 17th - 18th centuries Age of Enlightenment: late 17th - 18th century .

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Citizenship and Peoples and Societies

Citizenship and Peoples and Societies. OGT Review. Citizenship . 1 st Amendment - Free speech, Press, religion, Assembly, and to petition government

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Latin America

Latin America. Pt. 1. Latin America. The term Latin America applies to lands south of the United States where either Spanish, Portuguese or French is the main language (all of these languages having developed from Latin).

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Congress of Vienna

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Absolutism In Western Europe

Absolutism In Western Europe. 1589-1715. Factors that contributed to the rise of Absolute Monarchies. Climate changes Agricultural and manufacturing crisis Demographic changes Crusades- economic and social/cultural implications Trade- expansion of towns

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