'Royal officials' diaporamas de présentation

The Birth of a Nation Chapter 2

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Late Middle Ages

Late Middle Ages. WHI.12. European Nation States - France. WHI.12a. Nation States. In the late medieval period European monarchies consolidated power and began forming nation-states. France. 987-1180: Hugh Capet takes the throne in France and begins the Capetian Dynasty

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The Age of Absolutism

The Age of Absolutism. 1550-1800. Spanish Power Grows. Explain the growth of the Spanish empire during the 1500s. Rise of Spain. Charles I, son of Ferdinand and Isabella, becomes king of Spain Charles also became heir to Hapsburg empire

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American Revolution

American Revolution. Chapter 2 Crisis and Response (1754 to 1772). The French and Indian War. As in many revolutions (e.g. Russo-Japanese War and WW1 in Russia) war was a significant catalyst for crisis in colonial America.

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Pyramids of Giza

http://www.ask-aladdin.com/pyramid.htm. By: Jeron Impreso, Jonah Sheffield, and Kevin Barta. Pyramids of Giza.

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The Events Leading Up to the American Revolution

The Events Leading Up to the American Revolution. By: Kaulyn Loe. The Proclamation of 1763. Date: October 7, 1763 Issued by: King George III of England. Proclamation of 1763.

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Absolutism & Nation States

Absolutism & Nation States . How did the values of absolute monarchs differ from country to country?. 1. Charles V and the Hapsburg Empire. In 1519, Charles V inherited a huge empire. He became king of Spain and was also the heir to the Hapsburg empire.

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Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows

Chapter 8-1 Royal Power Grows. Power Shifts. So far, the power has been very divided in Medieval Europe. Feudal Lords, Nobles, Kings, and the Church all imposed taxes and made the laws. These often contradicted or overlapped each other.

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THE SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE 1763-1776

THE SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE 1763-1776. CHAPTER 5 SECTION 1 TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTAT ION. MAIN IDEA: AFTER THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR, GREAT BRITIAN PASSED LAWS TO PROTECT BRITISH INTERESTS IN THE COLONIES. HISTORY AND YOU

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Vocabulary

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Museum Entrance

Museum Entrance. Powers of the Past. Queens of the Nile. Pharaohs of the past. Inside the Pyramids. t 1. Welcome to the Lobby. Room 1 Title. Powers of the Past. Back to Lobby. Cite Sources:. Name:. Room 2 Title. Powers of the Past. Back to Lobby. Cite Sources:. Name:.

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Chapter 16 Section 1 Spain Phillip II Became king of Spain/Netherlands

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Simon Bolivar and Latin American Independence Movements

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Latin American Independence

Latin American Independence. Colonial Economy. Portuguese and Spanish colonies; Brazil, Mexico, most of South America Encomienda system Haciendas European diseases kill Indians Slaves introduced to South America. Colonial Society.

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Colonial Society

Colonial Society. A Large Colonial Family. The Family in Colonial Times. Many colonists lived with their extended families Most colonists lived on a farm There were few cities, and mostly single people or business men worked there. A Colonial Farm. Roles of Men in Colonial Society.

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Aim: What factors allowed for the rise of French absolutism?

Aim: What factors allowed for the rise of French absolutism?. Europe in the 17 th century (1600s): Agricultural and manufacturing slump Constant religious and dynastic wars during first part of the century Armies to fight these wars lead to new bureaucracies and higher taxes

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