'Glorious revolution' diaporamas de présentation

Vocabulary Race !

Vocabulary Race !. Absolutism : Heliocentric Theory Divine Right: Westernization: Habeas Corpus: Constitutional Monarchy: Bill of Rights: Scientific Method: Enlightenment: Social Contract: Industrialization: Entrepreneur: Urbanization: Socialism: Communism:. Age of Revolutions.

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Fertile Crescent

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The Rise of Democratic Ideas 600 B.C.E - 1790 A.C.E

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Part one The 17th century literature

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Glorious Revolution Comic Strips

Glorious Revolution Comic Strips. #. #. Glorious Revolution Comic Strips. #. #.

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The Colonies Come of Age: England and its Colonies

The Colonies Come of Age: England and its Colonies. U.S. I Mr. Pinto Chapter 3 Section 1. England and its Colonies Prosper. English Colonies exported raw materials to England and received manufactured goods.

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16-18 A 14-15 B 13 C 11-12 D 0-10 F

16-18 A 14-15 B 13 C 11-12 D 0-10 F. Week Sixteen (December 14-18) Day 1- Quiz Chapter 16 Day 2-Prepare discussion questions and Read HR 31-36- (GRAPES-Rise of Absolute Monarchs, Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment) Week Seventeen (January 4-8)

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England and Its Colonies

Mercantilism, the Dominion of New England, and Salutary Neglect. England and Its Colonies. Mercantilism. Mercantilism: the ideal that self-sufficiency is the goal of a country. .

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The English Revolution

The English Revolution. The Dawn of American Democracy. Absolutism Corrupts. James I. King James was a devout Catholic He believed in the Divine Right of Kings This means that Kings are Chosen by God to Rule over the people without question of their authority

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Age of Absolutism

Age of Absolutism. Global Studies 9 Mrs. Hart. Absolutism. Absolutism is a political theory that puts for the idea that a ruler has complete and unrestricted control over the government and lives of the people he/she rules. Spanish Absolutism.

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Democratic Developments in England

Democratic Developments in England. Section 1.5. Objective. To understand how England transition from feudalism to a constitutional monarchy. I. Growth of Royal Power. During the middle ages: Feudalism- a loosely organized system of gov . among greater and lesser lords

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World History

World History. Absolutism- Monarchy in England: Terms to Know. Elizabeth I. When Mary died in 1558, Elizabeth I inherited the crown and returned England to Anglican, English Protestant

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The Restoration of the English Monarchy

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Do Now

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The Origins of American Government: A Primer

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Intro Question

Intro Question. In what ways can a society push itself to become a better place for all people?. Democratic Developments in England I) Medieval Reforms II) Parliament Grows Stronger III) Establishment of a Constitutional Monarchy. Prologue 3. I) Medieval Reforms.

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The Rights of Englishmen

The Rights of Englishmen. Glorious Revolution 1688. William and Mary. Bill of Rights - 1689. Limited Monarchy May not make or suspend law Can not levy taxes or army without parliament Can not impede with elections Parliament must meet frequently King must be an Englishman

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E civ war

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Chap 3 Sect 3

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