'European diseases' diaporamas de présentation

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Transplantations & Borderlands

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The Atlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade. The Main Idea. To Meet their growing labor needs, Europeans enslaved millions of Africans in forced labor in the Americas. Terms and Names. Atlantic Slave Trade Triangular trade Middle Passage. Setting the Stage.

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Mesoamerica

Mesoamerica. Mesoamerica . Name used for areas of Mexico and Central America that were populated prior to the arrival of the Spaniards Civilization appeared at around 1200 BC around the southern coast of the Gulf of Mexico in the swampy Mexican lowlands . Olmec.

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WW 2 Axis Powers Totalitarian Governments

WW 2 Axis Powers Totalitarian Governments. Hitler. Mussolini. Tojo. Hirohito. WW 2 Allied Powers. Stalin. Churchill. In a sick twisted way, Hitler was intelligent and a very good public speaker. He was elected to office by the Germany people. How did the World Not Know?. Isolationism.

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Exploration and Expansion

Exploration and Expansion. Foundations of Exploration. The ideas of the Renaissance (humanism, scientific discovery, etc.) led Europeans to begin exploring new lands or finding new routes to places already known. Why Explore?.

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Why did Europeans cross the seas?

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Mexico

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Latin America History

Latin America History. SS6H1, SS6H2, SS6H6 . Essential Questions. How were the Europeans able to conquer the Aztecs and Incas? What roles did Cortez, Montezuma, Pizarro and Atahualpa play in the Spanish encounter and conquest of the Aztecs and Incas?

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European Expansion and Settlement in the Americas

European Expansion and Settlement in the Americas. Europe and Its colonies, 1700. The Columbian Exchange. Transfer of people, animals, plants, and diseases between the New and Old Worlds. The Columbian Exchange. Trade and the development of Cash Crops.

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People of the Colonies

People of the Colonies. By: Quinn, Will, Jacob, Ryan . Colonial Social Classes. Each of the 13 colonies had an upper class The upper class was made up of merchants, ship-owners, and the clergy In the south, land owners imitated the English upper class

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Aim: How should Columbus be remembered?

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The Columbian Exchange

The Columbian Exchange. Unit 7 Notes. What was the Columbian Exchange?. The explorers created contact between Europe & the Americas. Interaction with Native Americans led to big cultural changes. Exchange of physical elements: animals, plants, diseases, weapons, etc. Animals.

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European Age of Discovery Impact

European Age of Discovery Impact. Expansion into Americas, Africa, and Asia Migration, Settlement patterns, cultural diffusion and social classes in colonized areas Columbian Exchange Triangular trade Impact of precious metal exports from the Americas on Europe. Impact of Africa and Asia.

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Western Powers Rule Southeast Asia

Western Powers Rule Southeast Asia. A Brady Sprague Power point. Table of Contents. Advantages of Imperialism Disadvantages of Imperialism Background Information Overall effects of Imperialism Western Powers Involved Indigenous Response Results of Independence. Advantages of Imperialism.

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Describe the country and continent of Australia. What area of Australia is the most populated?

Describe the country and continent of Australia. What area of Australia is the most populated? What cities are located in the above area? Why is Tasmania the least populated province of Australia? What major city is located in the above province ?

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Spanish Explorers and Colonies

Spanish Explorers and Colonies. In August of 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail to find a route to Asia by sailing west Across the Atlantic Ocean. In October of the same year, Columbus small fleet reached land. He thought he was in Asia, but was actually in North America .

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Conquistadors

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Central America and The Caribbean

Central America and The Caribbean. Central America is influenced by indigenous people and Spanish settlers . The Caribbean is blended with indigenous groups with diverse influences from: Spain, Great Britain, France, Africa, Netherlands (the Dutch), India, and China .

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