'Spanish monarchy' diaporamas de présentation

Theory of Absolutism

Theory of Absolutism. Rulers wanted to be absolute monarchs, kings or queens who held all the power within their boundaries Their goal was to control every aspect of society

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Spanish Conquests in America

Spanish Conquests in America. Ch 20.1. What do you remember???. What was the motive behind exploration? Spices What was the motto? God, Glory, Gold Who was the first to travel around the tip of Africa? Bartolomeu Diaz Which country was the leader in exploration at first? Portugal

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Revolutions of the 1820s-1840s

Revolutions of the 1820s-1840s. The Hanover Kings . The Georges More German than English Scandal, family squabbles. George III. Ruled 1760-1820 Defeated France in 7 Years War Lost American Colonies Gain of Ireland = United Kingdom Mental Illness Family Scandal

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Welcome Back! ?

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SPAIN

SPAIN. (EUROPEANIZED?).

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THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST 1450 - 1750

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST 1450 - 1750. TWO RENAISSANCES. Italian Renaissance Renaissance, or rebirth of art and learning, 1350-1600 Aristocrats, popes, nobles became wealthy patrons and vied to outdo one another Medici Family City-states sponsored innovations in art and architecture

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THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST, 1450 - 1750

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST, 1450 - 1750. An Era of Revolutions. TWO RENAISSANCES. Italian Renaissance Renaissance, or rebirth of art and learning, 1350-1600 Aristocrats, popes, nobles became wealthy patrons and vied to outdo one another

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The Catholic Church before the Council of Trent

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Colonization and Capitalism

Colonization and Capitalism. The Origins of U.S. Slavery . Re-cap: Social Constructions. Institutions Spanish monarchy Military Ideologies Christianity White superiority complex Differences Language Skin Color Geography. The Origins of Slavery in America.

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Canaletto, Grand Canal with S. Simeone, c. 1736-40

Canaletto, Grand Canal with S. Simeone, c. 1736-40. Canaletto, Grand Canal from Campo S. Vio, c. 1725-30. Canaletto, Capriccio: A street Crossed by Arches. Francesco Guardi, Grand Canal. Francesco Guardi, Piazza San Marco, Venice. Pietro Longhi, Baptism, early 1750s.

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Human Pedigrees

Human Pedigrees. Chart that shows relationships and traits within a family Allows you to tell if a trait is sex-linked or autosomal, or dominant or recessive. Square is male and circle is female Shaded shape has the trait No shading does not have the trait

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The Spanish Inquisition

Burning of Algerius, a young nobleman and student from Padua, Rome, 1557. The Spanish Inquisition. Burning of Algerius, a young nobleman and student from Padua, Rome, 1557. By Jennifer Feeney and Diane Pena. Who was involved in the Spanish Inquisition?/When did it occur?.

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