'Feudalism ' diaporamas de présentation

Journal 11/13

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Objectives Assess knowledge of ancient river valley Civilizations Explain empires of Mesopotamia

Objectives Assess knowledge of ancient river valley Civilizations Explain empires of Mesopotamia Recognize Hispanic Heritage month. 10/7 & 10/11. China. Huang He River Civilization. Important features: Mountains Himalayas Rivers Huang He Yangtze Deserts Taklamakan Gobi.

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. The Middle Ages. After the fall of Rome, Europe was in a state of chaos with no government Also known as the Medieval Period or the Dark Ages because of the lack of learning Lasted from about 500 to 1400CE in Europe Trade slowed , towns emptied, learning ceased.

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Chapter 13 Introduction

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WHAP AP Review Period 3

WHAP AP Review Period 3. 600 C.E. to 1450 Chapters 13-22. The Big Picture. What makes a nation? Empire? Should we look at shared culture or geographical boundaries? Change: trade, migration, invasion, internal developments Compare: trade and economic systems

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Marxism, Capitalism, Socialism and Communism

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The Spread of Chinese Civilization

The Spread of Chinese Civilization. Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. Early Japan. Three important periods Taika Period (645-710): Emperor admires all things Chinese Nara Period (710-794): Heavy Buddhist influence in court Heian Period (794-857): Emperor becomes a mere figurehead.

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Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows

Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows. Power Shifts. So far, the power has been very divided in Medieval Europe. Feudal Lords, Nobles, Kings, and the Church all imposed taxes and made the laws. These often contradicted or overlapped each other.

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The Weakening of Feudalism

The Weakening of Feudalism. England. King Henry II. Ruled from 1154 to 1189 Made legal reform a central concern of his reign Ruled that juries must formally accuse a person of a serious crime Strengthened royal authority. Constitutions of Clarendon.

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European Feudalism

European Feudalism. What lead to FEUDALISM?. Germanic invaders raided the western half of the Roman Empire. 1. Constant fighting. 2. Disruptions in trade Cities no longer economic centers. 3. Downfall of cities Governments collapsed Nobles retreat to rural areas.

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Chapter 2 The Historical Development of Capitalism

Chapter 2 The Historical Development of Capitalism Feudalism and the Birth of Capitalism The Emergence and Nature of Capitalism The Industrial Revolution Colonialism: Capitalism on a World Scale Summary The Importance of Historical Processes

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Chapter 2 The Historical Development of Capitalism

Chapter 2 The Historical Development of Capitalism. Feudalism and the Birth of Capitalism The Emergence and Nature of Capitalism The Industrial Revolution Colonialism: Capitalism on a World Scale Summary. The Importance of Historical Processes.

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The Middle Ages

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Medieval Life was based on feudalism and the manorial system Chapter 7, Section 2

Medieval Life was based on feudalism and the manorial system Chapter 7, Section 2. Feudalism is the way of life for most of Europe by the 900s. Feudalism : a political system in which kings and powerful nobles grant land to other nobles in return for loyalty, military assistance, and services.

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American Political Background

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Sugar and justice

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Medieval Life

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Medieval Life

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