'Control trade' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 6

The Age of Discovery. Chapter 6. Expansion. Europe made little progress since the Romans ruled. By 1650-all changed Mid-16 th Century More people reaching adulthood Disease-less devastating Climate better. Markets. Population increases Demand (Economics Class) Increases

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British Imperialism in India

British Imperialism in India. Before Colonization: The Mughal Empire. In the Mughal Empire (1526-1757), Muslims were favored over the majority Hindus. Decline of the Mughals began with religious conflict between Muslims and Hindus and resulted in infighting and a divided empire.

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Warm Up- Review Exploration Put on Page 62

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The Articles of Confederation

The Articles of Confederation. A. What were they?. A. What were they?. 1. The first plan of gov't for the U.S. It lasted from 1781- 1787. A. What were they?. 1. The first plan of gov't for the U.S. It lasted from 1781- 1787.

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Early Modern World History

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The Mycenaeans

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CREATING A NEW REPUBLIC

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Mercantilism & The Triangular Trade

Mercantilism & The Triangular Trade. Mercantilism. Mercantilism - The process in which raw materials would be bought cheaply, refined and sold back to the country of origin

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Mercantilism & The Triangular Trade

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Chapter 5 Section 2 Questions

Chapter 5 Section 2 Questions. The Constitution had to be approved by _______. All are Federalist reasons for supporting a strong national government, except ______________. The Anti-Federalists were troubled because the Constitution did not include ______________.

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Hannibal and his soldiers marched through the Alps with men, horses, and war elephants.

Hannibal watches the elephants get jabbed with iron pokers and run at the Roman soldiers. Hannibal is thinking he must fulfill his promise he had made as a boy, and be the sworn enemy of Rome. .

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