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Witchcraft

Witchcraft. In Early Modern Europe. Witchcraft Trials. In Europe, between 1500-1650, thousands of witchcraft trials were held. Between 40,000-100,000 people, accused of being witches, were killed. Some 80 percent of them were women.* Why then? Why women?

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YEAR OF WONDERS

In context:. YEAR OF WONDERS. The Year of Wonders: England 1665 - 1666. The time period in which our novel takes place is referred to as Restoration England referring to the return of England as a monarchy. Charles II had his throne, crown, government restored.

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The (Protestant) Reformation

The (Protestant) Reformation. What does reform mean? Examples of present day reforms?. Birth of Protestantism. The Renaissance values of secularism and humanism stimulated criticism of the Catholic Church

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Vocabulary

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. 330-1453. The Beginning. 330-565. The Beginning. Unlike other empires there is no clear starting date Continuation of the Roman Empire Some historians date the beginning to 330 C.E. when Constantine established at new capital, Constantinople. Geography .

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Europe in the 1500s

Europe in the 1500s. European Politics. Economic transformation Religious upheaval Dominance of Spain & Portugal. Economic Changes in the 1500s. Population change European population doubles between 1460 & 1620 increases value of land Rising value of goods

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The Year of Wonders: England 1665 - 1666

The Year of Wonders: England 1665 - 1666. The time period in which our novel takes place is referred to as Restoration England referring to the return of England as a monarchy. Charles II had his throne, crown, government restored.

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The Society of Friends: the Quakers

The Society of Friends: the Quakers. Radical Protestantism. Religious Viewpoint. Founded in England in the 17th century by George Fox, the Quakers believed that God dwells in each person, that there is an inner light that guides us.

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Europe During the Middle Ages

Europe During the Middle Ages. AP World History Unit 2. Germanic States. Roman empire overran by Germanic groups with repeated invasions and constant warfare. Breakdown of trade: money became scarce. Cities abandoned, no longer center of economy or administration Population became rural.

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The Role of the Church in Medieval Europe

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The Foundations of Puritanism

The Foundations of Puritanism. Understanding the Protestant Reformation. Foundations of Christian theology. Christian theology was influenced by Greek philosophy, in particular Plato Plato: The soul is divided into three : Reason , will and the appetites. The chariot analogy.

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Intellectual change

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Mexican Revolution (1910-1940)

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Church Power and Corruption

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THE REFORMATION

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IMPERIAL CHRISTIANITY

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Medieval Monks, Nuns and Church

Medieval Monks, Nuns and Church. By: Justin Pike Period 1. Religion In General. The church dominated every aspect of daily life. The main religion was catholic. The church had rule of the land and made laws. The Church Hierarchy. MONKS. Tonsure ?. Lived life by three vows:

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. Part Three The Church. I. The Hierarchy. The lowest rank in the hierarchy is the parish priest. Directly served the needs of people. Administered sacraments. Bishops Managed a group of parishes called a diocese.

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