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Chapter 12 Section 1

Chapter 12 Section 1. Objectives:. Describe the beginning of the Renaissance Identify prominent Italian Renaissance families Evaluate the development of Milan, Venice, and Florence. The Italian Renaissance. The word renaissance means rebirth. Renaissance Italy was a largely urban society.

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The High and Late Middle Ages

The High and Late Middle Ages. Monarchs, Nobles, and the Church. 1000-1300 the balance of power shifts Monarchs centralized power; expand their domains at expense of the Church Supported by townspeople who wanted peace for trade. William of Normandy. William conquers England; King (1066)

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The Academy for Christian Thought Thinking Things Through in a Theological Safe Space

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Introduction to Canadian Law Chapter 1

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History of the Ottoman Empire

History of the Ottoman Empire. The Byzantine Empire crumbles. By 1300, the Byzantine Empire was declining This left nomadic Turks in the area of central Anatolia Many of these people saw themselves as ghazis, warriors for Islam. The Byzantine Empire crumbles.

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The Mughal Empire

The Mughal Empire. By Shelby Garde and Mary Ellen Eisenberg. The Mughal Empire brought out better treatment of women. Many men in the government came to their wives for political advice. There were aristocratic women who were able to read and write.

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The Story of Abraham

The Story of Abraham. This story is told in the Torah (The Sacred text of Judaism). Abraham was originally from the city of Ur. Ur was located close to the Euphrates river in ancient Mesopotamia. .

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. The Rebirth. Setting the Stage. The Middle Ages. The Renaissance. The revival of art and learning Lasted from 1300-1600 A celebration of life and the human spirit. The Rebirth. Valued mainly the church Spread Christianity at any cost The Crusades

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