'Middle class members' diaporamas de présentation

Reign of Terror

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. The End of the French Monarchy The Rise and Fall of the French Republic And Napoleon Bonaparte 1789-1813. The Old Regime. In 1789 France was divided into three social classes, called Estates .

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Reign of Terror

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Reign of Terror

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Changes in Medieval Europe

Changes in Medieval Europe. The times they are a- changin. Farming improves. Wooden tools are replaced with iron Farmers switch to three-field crop rotation- 1/3 rd used for grain, 1/3 rd for legumes, 1/3 rd unplanted Produced more food this way, which led to: Bigger population.

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Growth of German Nationalism

Growth of German Nationalism. Political Factors 1. The 1848 Revolution. 1. The 1848 Revolution. 16. Revolutions engulfed Europe, including the states of the Deutscher Bund. Reasons: Harvest failures : Potato famine 1846-48 1847 wheat prices x2 1848 cholera epidemics Industrial depression

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Royal Power Grows

Royal Power Grows. Section 8-1 pp. 244-249. Preview Questions. How did monarchs gain power over nobles and the Church? What traditions of government developed under John and later English monarchs? How did strong monarchs succeed in unifying France? . Monarchs, Nobles, and the Church.

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Absolutism in Europe

Absolutism in Europe. 17 th and 18 th centuries. What is Absolutism?. Absolutism : a government in which all power is vested in ( held by) the ruler -Typically a king or queen

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Growth of German Nationalism

Growth of German Nationalism. Political Factors 1. The 1848 Revolution. 1. The 1848 Revolution. 16. Revolutions engulfed Europe, including the states of the Deutscher Bund. Reasons: Harvest failures : Potato famine 1846-48 1847 wheat prices x2 1848 cholera epidemics Industrial depression

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Dystopia A Subgenre of Science Fiction

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Renaissance Music

Renaissance Music. Humanism. Renewed interest in Greek and Roman arts, philosophy, scholarly writing Encouraged secularism and pursuit of worldly pleasures Interest in beauty and aesthetics Individual expression was encouraged. Sacred Music.

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