'Holy lands' diaporamas de présentation

Social Studies Reading Comprehension Bell-Ringers

Social Studies Reading Comprehension Bell-Ringers. Which answer BEST completes the diagram? A. Alexander Fleming Discovers penicillin B. Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh paints Starry Night C. Columbus explores the Americas D. Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin. Answer. C.

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AHSGE Vocabulary

AHSGE Vocabulary. Fall 2009 Used with U.S. Hist II and Ach. History. 1. Crusades

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The Muslim World

The Muslim World. SOL Standards Essential Questions. Where did the Islamic religion originate? Where did it spread? What are the beliefs, traditions, and customs of Islam? How did geography influence the rapid expansion of territory under Muslim rule?

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Middle Ages

Middle Ages. The High Middle Ages. 1/30 Focus : The Crusades, a series of attempts to gain control of the holy lands, had profound economic, political, and social impacts on Europe and the Muslim world Do Now : What is the significance of the Magna Carta?. Power of the Popes.

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1. Women in the Early Middle Ages

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Ch.19 sec. 1

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Religion Review

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Chapter 8 Decline of Abbasid

Chapter 8 Decline of Abbasid. Decline. Abbasid dynasty Control over empire begins to slide in 9 th century Reasons for decline Difficulty in communication and moving armies across the large empire Local administrators not always obeying Excess of court

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History of War Timeline

History of War Timeline By Anthony Kowalczyk Sabino High School Peloponnesian War 431-404 B.C. Athens and Sparta were both powerful city-states in Greece, and each wanted to spread their way of life.

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CRUSADES

CRUSADES. CRUSADES. Series of Religious wars Christians launched the crusades between 1096 and 1291 The purpose was to gain control of Palestine The spiritual heart of Palestine was the city of Jerusalem. City of Jerusalem. Jerusalem was sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims

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Major World Religions

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WHEN CULTURES CLASH

WHEN CULTURES CLASH. http:// www.thefearlessknights.com / wp -content/uploads/2012/08/ hattin.jpg. The Spread of Christianity by 600 C.E. Islam was expanding rapidly by 1000 C.E. The Arab controlled lands around Jerusalem were considered Holy Lands to Christians.

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The Knights of Malta Junior 2

The Knights of Malta Junior 2. Timeline of the Knights. Who were the Knights of Malta?. They were originally a community of monks . Their job was to take care of the sick in the Hospital of St. John in Jerusalem.

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Medieval Missions 1000-1517 Part 1

The Crusades, Inquisition, Vikings and Black Plague were devastating to Western Christianity, while the internal battles over power, territory and authority over secular powers brought the Church from its highest power at the beginning to its lowest power by the end of this period.

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What was it like to live in the Middle Ages?

What was it like to live in the Middle Ages?. The 3 languages in the Middle Ages. Clergy Latin chiefly spoken, those who pray Nobles French chiefly spoken, those who fight Commoners English spoken, those who work. feudalism.

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The Dark Ages, Middle Ages, Medieval Times.....was it all just GLOOM & DOOM?!?

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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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Section 1- The Renaissance

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The High Middle Ages

1000-1500. The High Middle Ages. The Crusades. Objectives: Identify the main causes of the crusades Describe the outcome of the first crusade Describe the outcomes of the other major crusades Explain how the crusades affected Europe. Causes of the Crusades.

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