'Holy roman emperor' presentation slideshows

World History Chapter 19

Monarchs Build Strong Nation-States. World History Chapter 19. 12/9/2007. 1. Royal Power and Conflict. Major questions How did monarchs build strong nation-states? How did their efforts contribute to disputes and wars?. Peter the Great, Russia. 12/9/2007. 2. Royal Power and Conflict.

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Middle Ages

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The First Feudal Age (300-1000 AD)

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Course outline II

Course outline II. Product differentiation Advertising competition Compatibility competition. Heterogeneous goods. Compatibility competition. Compatibility vertical and horizontal, unilateral and reciprocal Network effects Competition with different degrees of compatibility

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Astronomicum Caesareum

Astronomicum Caesareum. The astronomy of the Emperors. Recreating the astronomy of the Renaissance. Produced by the Unilab Project at the California Institute of Technology with assistance from the Digital Media Center and the SURF Program. www.unilab.caltech.edu.

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Scholasticism

Scholasticism. With all changes in Western Europe, there were several themes pertinent to our study. Islamic influence though very great in Iberia (Spain) was finally expelled by Ferdinand and Isabella ( Castille and Aragon)

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All The Dates You Would Ever Care to Know

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Albrecht Durer

Albrecht Durer. Albrecht Durer. 1471-1528.

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Luther Leads the Reformation

Chapter 1 sec 3. Luther Leads the Reformation . Chapter Objective Analyze the new ideas and values that led to the Renaissance and the Reformation. Sec.3 Luther Leads the Reformation Analyze causes and effects of the Protestant Reformation. Causes for the Reformation.

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ABSOLUTE MONARCHS

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DO NOW!

DO NOW! . TURN TO A NEIGHBOR AND SHARE YOUR DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EACH ILLUSTRATED VOCABULARY TERM AFTER YOU HAVE SHARED, TAKE OUT A SHEET OF PAPER TO SET UP FOR CORNELL NOTES TITLE : DEVELOPMENT OF FEUDALISM STANDARD: 7.6.3.

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Charlemagne Karl der Grosse (Charles the Great)

Charlemagne Karl der Grosse (Charles the Great). King of Franks 1 st Holy Roman Emperor 742-814. He changed the course of history. By Beginning the Carolingian Renaissance By spreading Christianity By uniting almost all of Europe By protecting the Holy Roman Church

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The Rise of

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Haunted Monastery paper is due FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

Haunted Monastery paper is due FRIDAY, MARCH 4. FROM FRIDAY: Obstacles to the adoption of Chinese Confucian cultural complex in Korea, Japan, Vietnam: Buddhism, aristocracy MEDIEVAL VIETNAM: Vietnamese expand into other parts of SE Asia, become dominant political/cultural force in region.

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The Protestant Reformation

The Protestant Reformation. Chapter 11. Background. Began in Saxony, Germany People were second-guessing religion Must be viewed separately than the Renaissance However both were spurred by: The rise of middle class Humanism Biblical scholarship. Both movements had a different emphasis

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. boasted. Bragged Ed boasted that he had the largest pumpkin in the county. crept. moved slowly Traffic crept when an accident blocked two lanes of the interstate. crown. a pretty head covering This is the crown of the Holy Roman Emperor. village.

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Charles the Great [Charlemagne]

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Bertrand Complements

Bertrand Complements. Analysis. What are complements?. Two firms each choose a price. Total price was the sum of the two prices. Demand was set by the total price. What on earth fits this story? Computer and screen. Computer and operating system. Shoes and shoelaces.

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The Dark Ages

The Dark Ages. Why Dark???. Barbarian invaders destroyed the Roman empire and its well-organized political, social and economic system Bandits and robbers roamed the countryside Cities became smaller

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