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Unit 2: Early Modern Times

Unit 2: Early Modern Times. During this unit, you will:. Know the major developments that led to the emergence of modern Europe. Understand how religion, culture, economics and politics changed during the Renaissance, Reformation, Exploration and Absolutist movements.

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Renaissance II

Renaissance II. The Printing Press. Gutenberg 1455 Why is this so important?. Machiavelli (1469-1527). Looked to ancient Rome Wanted Italian Unity The Prince Cesare Borgia, Lorenzo de Medici Ends Justify the Means Lion and Fox. Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527).

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The Awakening

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Renaissance Women Clothing

Renaissance Women Clothing. Noble Women. Queen Elizabeth I. Queen Elizabeth I. Queen Elizabeth I. Catherine Parr. Mary II Stuart, (arranged) wife of William III. Elizabeth of York, The Yorkist Queen. Young Catherine Aragon, first wife of Henry VIII of England.

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Globalizing Networks of Communication and Exchange

Globalizing Networks of Communication and Exchange. Key Concept 4.1. Outline. European Exploration Expands Advances in technology The impact of Christianity Trade Eastern Europe and China expanding regional trade The Role of Portugal and Spain in European Exploration Geography

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Chapter 9- The Fate of Ancient Rome

Chapter 9- The Fate of Ancient Rome. World History 9th Ms. Stephanie Custodio. Section 1. Roman Daily Life. Roman Citizens. Rome was the first among the cities of its time. A million or more people lived in Rome by the time of Augustus (noisy and crowded). Being counted as citizen:

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Social Impacts of Industrialization

Social Impacts of Industrialization. By Huzefa Moiz Date: 12/18/12 Per. 5 AP EURO. The Factory. The factory was seen as a symbol of the power of steam and of technology in this era of industrialization.

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Roman Society and Culture

Roman Society and Culture. 1. Life in Imperial Rome. For the Rich Had two homes: city and country home called a villa Had running water and baths Wealthy men were in politics. b. For the Poor Lived in crowed 3 or 4 story apartments

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Roman Society, Culture, and Religion

Roman Society, Culture, and Religion. Wealthy vs Poor. Rich- city homes and villas Running water and baths Politicians Practiced public-speaking. Crowded apartment buildings Frequent fires. Bread and Circuses. Circuses Chariot races Free food and entertainment

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Question: should a man always open the door for a woman?

Question: should a man always open the door for a woman?. Code of chivalry (detail). To fear God and maintain His Church To serve the liege lord in valour and faith To protect the weak and defenceless To give succour to widows and orphans To refrain from the wanton giving of offence

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Gender Roles

Gender Roles. Danielle Jones AP World History Period 1. Asia. From 8000 BCE-600 CE East and West Asia was a patriarchal society The emperor could have more than one wife In Southern Asia, women gained little rights Women could not own property. Asia.

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6.3 Roman Society and Culture

6.3 Roman Society and Culture. What was life really like in the Roman Empire?. Roman society and culture. The Romans developed a complex and advanced society and culture that continues to effect the world today

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Victorian Era Orphanages

Victorian Era Orphanages. By: Halle Talcott. Orphans.

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Gender Roles

Gender Roles. Danielle Jones AP World History Period 1. Asia. From 8000 BCE-600 CE East and West Asia was a patriarchal society The emperor could have more than one wife In Southern Asia, women gained little rights Women could not own property. Asia.

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Gender Roles

Gender Roles. Danielle Jones AP World History Period 1. Asia. From 8000 BCE-600 CE East and West Asia was a patriarchal society The emperor could have more than one wife In Southern Asia, women gained little rights Women could not own property. Asia.

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Gender Roles

Gender Roles. Danielle Jones AP World History Period 1. Asia. From 8000 BCE-600 CE East and West Asia was a patriarchal society The emperor could have more than one wife In Southern Asia, women gained little rights Women could not own property. Asia.

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Renaissance Clothing

Renaissance Clothing . By: Sarah Hawk. Sumptuary laws. The idea of the sumptuary laws was the notion that people should dress according to their position or status in life. These laws limited the extravagance of lower working orders.

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Women In The Victorian Era

Women In The Victorian Era. Megan Howard, Kendra Crawford, Jordyn Flaherty. How did women dress?. Usually, clothing was hand-made. It was really expensive and only the wealthy could afford a large wardrobe. The poor wore clothing from second-hand shops, and sewed their own

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R oles of the Women

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