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Vocabulary Race !

Vocabulary Race !. Absolutism : Heliocentric Theory Divine Right: Westernization: Habeas Corpus: Constitutional Monarchy: Bill of Rights: Scientific Method: Enlightenment: Social Contract: Industrialization: Entrepreneur: Urbanization: Socialism: Communism:. Age of Revolutions.

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Cultural Experience Sign up? New Notebook Unit: Chapter 18: The Monarchs of Europe

Cultural Experience Sign up? New Notebook Unit: Chapter 18: The Monarchs of Europe Leave pages for C 15 EXTRA ASSIGNMENT C 18 Unit Page C 18 Table of Contents. C 18 section 1: The Monarchs of Europe . What qualities are important to have as a political leader?.

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Renaissance

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New World Beginnings

New World Beginnings. 33,000 BCE to 1769 CE. Peopling of Americas. Isolation leads to slower development Incas, Aztecs ( Mexica ), and the Mayan Maize Cultivation Animism/Spirituality Mathematics, astronomy, and trans-regional trade. Earliest Americans. Maize and Irrigation Technology

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The Age of Absolutism

The Age of Absolutism. Philip II and Elizabeth I. Introduction. European monarchs were becoming powerful kingdoms where everyone had to answer to the king/queen Absolutism: monarch has total control and power Economic, war, domestic and foreign affairs

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Monarch PowerPoint Philip the Second

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Queen Elizabeth the First

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Age of Absolutism Spain

Age of Absolutism Spain. 16.1. Dealings with the Dutch p. 507. Problems with the Spanish -Religion, economy Revolt of 1566 -Massacre of Protestants William of Orange 1574 floods (Second Siege of Leiden) 1581 indep . w/ the English help (Dutch Netherlands) . Dutch . More Dutch.

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Elizabeth I leads the rise of

Chapter 1: Westward the Course . Elizabeth I leads the rise of . E.N.G.L.A.N.D. Chapter 1: Westward the Course . E . Queen Elizabeth I threw her support behind expedition and colonization attempts by Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Francis Drake, and Sir Hugh Willoughby.

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Europe at 1600

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The English Civil War & Constitutional Monarchy

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Session 4: Renaissance and Religious Turmoil

Session 4: Renaissance and Religious Turmoil. The Catholic Counter-Reformation. Lesson Objectives. Analyze the goals and reforms of the Catholic Counter-Reformation. Identify the characteristics of the Jesuits and their support of the Catholic Counter-Reformation.

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History

History . LO: To learn about the Spanish Armada. Famous Explorers. Sir Francis Drake (1540-1596) was born in 1540 in Devon, England. Drake was the first Englishman to sail around the world between 1577 and 1580.

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Overview of the 16 th Century

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The English Monarchy

The English Monarchy. Chapter 10 Sec 4. The House of Tutor. England went through a few rulers before Elizabeth I. Henry VII, VIII, Edward IV. Each of these lead the Church of England (Anglican). Bloody Mary tried to return England to Catholicism. Burnt more than 300 at the stake.

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An Author Study of William Shakespeare

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By: Elyssa Creef

Primary Documents Final Project. By: Elyssa Creef. The Beginning .

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How to make a Big Mac or How to write a History Essay

How to make a Big Mac or How to write a History Essay. The Bun: The Introduction: Here you explain what you are going to say in this essay. The meat and filling: Here you use your historical facts to develop your essay. Each layer is a different paragraph explaining a different point.

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