'Local lords' diaporamas de présentation

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Monday, May 7, 2012

Monday, May 7, 2012. Agenda Bell Assignment Ch. 4 Section 4 Notes How would Confucius, Laozi, or Hanfeizi react? Write a dialogue between a Confucian, Daoist, and Legalist. Bell Assignment. What philosophy, teaching, or belief do you follow each day? Why?

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Modernization of Japan

Modernization of Japan. Objective: Explain the global impact of Imperialism including: Modernization of Japan. Global impact of imperialism. Western powers also radically altered countries that they never officially colonized. Two of these are Japan and China.

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V Terms

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Gunpowder Empires

Gunpowder Empires. From 1400-1800 certain countries/empires were stronger than others as a result of gunpowder. States and Empires in 1519 CE. States and Empires in 1600 CE. States and Empires in 1714 CE. States and Empires in 1804 CE. What is Gunpowder?.

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History 11

History 11. Feudalism . Farming System . After the fall of Rome the large network of trade, large cities, and civilization faded. Most people were farmers and herders. They lived their life working the land and kept a strong family system. . The Emergence of Feudalism .

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Government Changed

Government Changed. Roman Empire The Romans controlled from a central authority - the emperor. . Middle Ages Authority was decentralized to the local lords Each lord controlled land called fiefdoms Lords protected and maintained justice in their fiefdoms. Feudalism.

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Castles

Castles. Ch. 7 Sec. 2. Feudalism. Definition: A loosely organized system of rule in which powerful local lords divided their landholdings among lesser lords. In exchange, lesser lords, or vassals , pledged service and loyalty to the greater lord. The 1 st Castles.

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Do Now

Do Now . Look over your notes for Ch. 26 Quiz. CHAPTER 27 Section 1 China & Mongolia. Vocabulary. Aborigine Culture hearth Dynasty Ideogram Atheist. Population Patterns. 1. The Chinese About 92% of the people belong to the Han, ethnic group named for a powerful ruling family

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European Middle Ages

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Bellringer

Bellringer. SOL Challenge! BJOTD: What did one wall say to another?. Formation of Germanic Kingdoms in the Middle Ages. Agenda. Bellringer SOL Notes Feudalism and Activity Barbarian Groups and Activity Vikings Movie Wrap-Up. 4 main groups. Franks: Settled in Gaul (modern-day France)

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ANCIENT CHINA

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Analyzing Primary Source Documents

413-422 - Recognize fact and opinion in a document. -Describe the characteristics of the Renaissance.

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Forms of government

Forms of government. BIG Ideas. 1) What are the differences between monarchies, republics and dictatorships? 2) What are the advantages and disadvantages of unitary, federal and confederal systems? . Using the internet define each of the following. Monarchies Feudalism Absolute Monarchy

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Feudalism

Feudalism. By : Pablo Valencia. Introduction. Feudalism made major changes to European society. It was a social system that kings and lords created when European society was in major problems. In the social system , the manorial system was the economical part. . Major Accomplishments.

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Balance of Power

Quaestio : How and against whom did Monarchs compete for power in Medieval Europe? Nunc Agenda : Answer the questions on your sheet using pages 248-249 in the textbook. Balance of Power. Three groups competing for power during Middle Ages: Monarchs Nobles The Church

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The Rise of Absolutism

The Rise of Absolutism. How did the Age of Exploration lead to Mercantilism and Capitalism? How did the role of monarchs in Europe change in the 1600s?. Capitalism Emerges.

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Z hou and the Dynastic Cycle

Z hou and the Dynastic Cycle . Standard 1.1 E.Q. What is important about the Zhou Dynasty? . Zhou Dynasty . The Zhou overthrew the Shang and established there own dynasty. Adopted most of the Shang culture. Warring States Period: Time of 481 to 221 B.C. in Chinese History. .

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