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European Middle Ages 500-1200

European Middle Ages 500-1200. Chapter 13. Vocabulary I . Middle Ages : Era in Europe that followed the fall of the Roman Empire, lasted 500-1500. aka Medieval Period Franks : Germanic People who settled in France

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What event led to the Middle Ages, the start of the Byzantine Empire, and a decrease in trade?

What event led to the Middle Ages, the start of the Byzantine Empire, and a decrease in trade?. The Fall/decline of Rome. What did the Christians and Muslims fight over in the Crusades?. Control of the Holy Land (Jerusalem). What were three results of the Crusades?. Increase in trade

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ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL GREECE

ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL GREECE. CIVILIZATION COMES TO EUROPE. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. The Land Mountains dominate land; cross land travel difficult Fertile river valleys were center of settlement River valleys formed basis of polis No place more than a few miles from sea

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Purpose of Seerah

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ABSOLUTE MONARCHS

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ANCIENT NEAR EAST

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Cultural Experience Sign up? New Notebook Unit: Chapter 18: The Monarchs of Europe

Cultural Experience Sign up? New Notebook Unit: Chapter 18: The Monarchs of Europe Leave pages for C 15 EXTRA ASSIGNMENT C 18 Unit Page C 18 Table of Contents. C 18 section 1: The Monarchs of Europe . What qualities are important to have as a political leader?.

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Chapter 18: The Muslim World Expands 1300-1700

Chapter 18: The Muslim World Expands 1300-1700. Vocabulary I . Ottoman : Followers of Osman Sultan : Overlord/One with Power: Title for rulers of the Ottoman Empire Suleiman the Lawgiver : Leader of the Ottoman Empire through its Golden Age Janissary : Elite solider of the Ottoman Empire

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World History Unit 1 Key Notes

World History Unit 1 Key Notes. Early Civilizations. Civilizations. Mesopotamia Egypt Hebrews Phoenicians. Mesopotamia. Farming in the area allowed for the emergence of civilization. Fertile cresent Agriculture allowed people to settle down, social and cultural prosperity

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The Middle ages

The Middle ages. How did the Middle Ages begin? The fall of the Roman Empire led to no central Government The Catholic Church emerged as the top social and political power Rise in Feudalism Byzantium survived as the center of classical culture in Eastern Europe .

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1/28/13

1/28/13. Warm-up BYOT (10 Minutes) PowerPoint The French Revolution Main Events Summary of Notes . French Revolution . BYOT : write down at least 2 facts about each of the following terms Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

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1/31/13

1/31/13. Warm-up PowerPoint Napoleon Bonaparte Summary of Notes . French Revolution . Warm-up What was an important effect of the American Revolution? France lost control of North America Americans recognized the rights of slaves

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Rise of Napoleon

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Global Studies Regents Review: Turning Points in History

Global Studies Regents Review: Turning Points in History. Neolithic Revolution- 10,000 b.c. Transition from Nomadic Life to Settled Farming Able to domesticate animals and plant crops Led to: Civilization F.O.O.T.S. Food supply Organized Government Organized Religion

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SOL Quiz 17

SOL Quiz 17. Europe After Rome The Middle Ages. 1. During the Early Middle Ages in Europe a. cities increased in size b. trade with areas outside of Europe increased c. warfare frequently occurred d. population increased.

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The Crusades from the Perspective of

The Crusades from the Perspective of. London, Constantinople, or Jerusalem. Newspaper Articles and Editorial.

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Unit 3-Post Classical: 600-1450

Unit 3-Post Classical: 600-1450. Western Europe in Turmoil While the Byzantine Empire survived as a center of classical culture, important changes were taking place in Western Europe. .

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Carolingian Era

Carolingian Era. Charlemagne. 742-814 Power shifts among Franks from Merovingian line to Carolingian Power in 771 and ruled until 814 a new civilization -- a European civilization -- came into existence Rome + Germanic culture + Christianity Society: Peasants, Nobility, Clergy

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