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English Rulers

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Middle Ages: Feudalism

Middle Ages: Feudalism. Warm-Up. 1. What is Islam? 2. How did the Moors impact southern Europe? 3. Give three ways Germanic Tribes impacted western Europe. Objective. Students will evaluate the purpose and effectiveness of feudalism via questions and discussion. Story Time.

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Middle Ages: Feudalism

Middle Ages: Feudalism. Warm-Up. 1. Get out your sensory figures of: Christians, Charlemagne and Vikings. 2. Share with your group or with a partner in your group. Notice how similar and/or different your ideas are. Be prepared to share as a whole group. Story Time. Hear ye, Hear Ye!!

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Early Europe and its great accomplishments

Alex Meredith, Shawnee Flores, Ksanthi Lapa, and Zach Mullin. Early Europe and its great accomplishments. Germanic Tribes. The Germanic tribes were an Indo-European group that originated in Scandinavia. Germanic tribes invaded places like Gaul, Italy, and Hispania.

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FOCUS: German unification Mid-1800s

Nationalism:. the belief that people should be mainly loyal to their nation Nationalists believe that a cultural unity should turn into a political reality. FOCUS: German unification Mid-1800s. Unification of Germany. ? Iron and Blood ?. Factors Hindering Unification.

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Late Middle Ages

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German and Italian Unification

German and Italian Unification. Key Personalities: The King of Piedmont Victor Emanuel II and prime minister Count Camillio di Cavour King William I and Otto Eduard von Bismarck Emperor Francis Joseph and Count Beust and Hungarian Ferencz Deak. Tools: Machiavellian methods

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German and Italian Unification

German and Italian Unification. Key Personalities: The King of Piedmont Victor Emanuel II and prime minister Count Camillio di Cavour King William I and Otto Eduard von Bismarck Emperor Francis Joseph and Count Beust and Hungarian Ferencz Deak. Tools: Machiavellian methods

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Warm Up:

Warm Up:. What are some characteristics of Renaissance art?. Chapter 14. IV. Political & Military Transformations. Monarchies, Nobles and Clergy Limits on power of Monarchs Limited tax collecting abilities Power of nobles Land Knights Church Land Tax exemptions Independent towns

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Nationalism

Mr. Bridges Modern World History 2/8/2010. Nationalism. What is Germany like in the early 1800s How does Bismarck unify the divided German States?. Unification of Germany. Impact of Napoleon Council of Vienna 1815 Creates the German Confederation. German Confederation Prussia

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Revolt and Reform

Revolt and Reform. Waves 1 & 2: 1820-1832. Failed!. Revolutions: Spain Wave 1: 1820-1823. Revolt against Bourbon King Ferdinand VII 1812 promises to uphold liberal concessions: liberal constitution, Cortes (leg. body)

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Bismarck and German Unification

Bismarck and German Unification. King William I of Prussia was having difficulty getting the Landtag (the Prussian Government) to agree about how the army should be reformed.

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Revolt and Reform

Revolt and Reform. Waves 1 & 2: 1820-1832. Failed!. Revolutions: Spain Wave 1: 1820-1823. Revolt against Bourbon King Ferdinand VII 1812 promises to uphold liberal concessions: liberal constitution, Cortes (leg. body)

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Chapter 7 Sections 1 & 2

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Chapter 27 Section 2 England

Chapter 27 Section 2 England. By: CJ, Lauren, Kurt and Mary. Summary .

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Ch.22 Sec.1

Ch.22 Sec.1. Building a German Nation. I. Taking Initial Steps Toward Unity A. Early 1800s, German-speaking people lived in small states, Hohenzollern Prussia, & the Austrian Hapsburg Empire. B. 1806-1812 Napoleon annexed German land along the Rhine river for France.

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