'Religious tolerance' diaporamas de présentation

New Monarchs and Exploration

New Monarchs and Exploration. Characteristics of the New Monarchies. Guarantee law and order Hereditary monarchy is the most legitimate form of public power . Tolerated no resistance Support of the urban middle class Final decline of local power of feudal nobles

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The Mughal Empire

The Mughal Empire. The Arrival of Islam. Muslim Raiders. During period of small kingdoms, Arab Muslim traders arrived in India for first time Traders sailed to ports on west coast in search of goods such as spices Over time, traders settled in India, lived peacefully beside Hindus, Buddhists.

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6X 12-12-2016 Monday Chapter 3 The English Colonies

6X 12-12-2016 Monday Chapter 3 The English Colonies. Objective: Describe the 13 English colonies. Agenda: Prayer

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French Revolution

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The Rise and Fall of rome

8 February 2010. The Rise and Fall of rome. Lecture outline. Origins of Rome Myth Geography Rome Begins to Grow Greek Influence Etruscan Influence Monarchy to Republic Class Divisions Expansion Hellenistic Values Politics in Rome Ladder of Offices Plebeian Recourse.

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Chapter Six: Early Judaism and Christianity

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The Catholic Counter Reformation

By c.1560, the Reformation had created a permanent split in Christianity: Protestant and Catholic. ... had created a permanent split in Christianity: Protestant and Catholic. ...

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European Unitarian History

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A Scientific & Intellectual Revolution

A Scientific & Intellectual Revolution. Foundation in the Renaissance. Renaissance spirit Questioning leads to scientific achievements Use of reason and logic (not medieval superstition) Scientific method and experimentation Search for truth in science; scientific progress

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The Early Modern Period 1450-1750 CE

The Early Modern Period 1450-1750 CE. UNIT 4 APWH EXAM REVIEW. MAJOR CHANGES. World becomes global - exploration; technological innovations; political organizations; trade Domination of Maritime trade - shift from land based trade in Classical and Post-Classical Periods

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Mr. Finch World History Auburn Junior High School

Chapter 12 Review Game!. Mr. Finch World History Auburn Junior High School. What is a golden age? . A time in which lots of gold Is used to make art work. An age where the Government owns all of the resources. A time of great cultural achievements. A time period where people

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AGENDA

AGENDA. BW: THINK PAIR SHARE SUMMATIVE OVERVIEW RAFT COLONIES NOTES. Why did people come to the colonies?. POLITICAL To escape persecution from the monarchy Self-government. Why did people come to the colonies?. ECONOMIC To escape debt in England Economic opportunity

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance . Italian Influences. The Northern Renaissance began later than the Italian Renaissance Through Trade and interaction over the Alps, ideas began to flow to Northern Europe (Germany, France, England, etc.) . Education.

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China and Internet Censorship

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Origins of Islam

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Objective: Identify the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire

Objective: Identify the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire. FOCUS: PUT THESE EVENTS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE FALL OF THE REPUBLIC/BEGINNING OF EMPIRE CAESAR IS CROWNED DICTATOR, THEN ASSASSINATED/AUGUSTUS CROWNED EMPEROR PLEBEIANS GET REPRESENTATION IN THE PATRIARCH DOMINATED REPUBLIC

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Social Studies Midterm Review

Social Studies Midterm Review. Chapters 1-5. #3 How do Scientists think the first Americans arrived on this Continent?. Sea level dropping Land Bridge. Boat. A:. B:. Across the Arctic on ice. Plane. C:. D:. B. Sea Dropping Land Bridge. #5 What was one of the most important

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The Early Stuart Kings (1603-1649)

The Early Stuart Kings (1603-1649). The Stuart Monarchy. King James VI of Scotland Becomes James I of England Fights with Parliament Power money Puritans. James I speech to the House of Commons:

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