'King ferdinand' presentation slideshows

Exploration 1450-1700 Is contact with other cultures beneficial or harmful to a civilization?

Exploration 1450-1700 Is contact with other cultures beneficial or harmful to a civilization?. Exploration-In a Nutshell. When: 1450-1700 What: Exploration, Conquest, Colonization Who: Portugal, Spain, France, the Dutch, England and other European countries

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AP TEST REVIEW PART TWO

AP TEST REVIEW PART TWO. Religious Wars through Scientific Revolution. The Invasions of Italy. The Italian city-states were attractive to invaders for several reasons: They were wealthy territories which were a tempting target for stronger powers

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USI.4 EXPLORATION SOLs

USI.4 EXPLORATION SOLs. USI.4A Describe the motivations, obstacles, and accomplishments of the Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English explorers. USI.4B Describe the cultural interactions of Indians and Europeans that led to cooperation and conflict.

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USI.4 EXPLORATION SOLs

USI.4 EXPLORATION SOLs. USI.4A Describe the motivations, obstacles, and accomplishments of the Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English explorers. USI.4B Describe the cultural interactions of Indians and Europeans that led to cooperation and conflict.

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The First Americans

The First Americans. CH 1, sec 1 and 5 Ch 2 . Native Americans were descended from Asians who began to migrate to North America around 33,000 B.C. . Ocean levels dropped all over the world exposing an area of dry land between Asia and Alaska call Beringia .

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CONTACT: Europeans & Amerindians

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Christopher Columbus

Christopher Columbus. Heading West to Explore the Far East. I. Christoforo Columbo: The Early Years. A. Born in Genoa, Italy in 1451 . B. The son of a prosperous weaver and wool merchant, he was fascinated by stories of exploration.

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The Race

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THE CAUSES

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History 201

History 201. American History I From Discovery To Civil War. Intro. We chronicle the history of the U.S. from colonial origins to the beginning of the 21 st century.

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Worlds Collide: Europe, Africa, and America, 1450-1620

Worlds Collide: Europe, Africa, and America, 1450-1620. AP U.S. History: Chapter 1 Overview. Guess the populations of these places in 1500:. Paris London British Isles France North America Central America.

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Worlds Collide: Europe, Africa, and America, 1450-1620

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6 th Grade World History Terms! -- Part II: Historical Cultures, Persons, General Terms and Economics.

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Unit 6: Conflict and Change A study in the uses and abuses of power CRUSADES Lesson #3

Unit 6: Conflict and Change A study in the uses and abuses of power CRUSADES Lesson #3. Essential Question: Why is there conflict? How can conflict bring two societies closer together? Is it in human nature to dominate? Can one person make a difference?

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Chapter 2

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Christopher Columbus

The story behind the sailor. Christopher Columbus. Occurs annually every second Monday in October Columbus has been accredited for opening up the Americas to European colonization He also was one of few people who believed that the world was round, not flat. Columbus day .

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Chapter 4

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Juan Ponce de Leon

Juan Ponce de Leon. By: Monika, Michael and Ashton. Childhood. Born- Leon, Spain 1460 Son of very noble family Knew how to read and write Became a page in royal court (Page means a young boy who serves the king and queen in court) Also became a page to become a soldier Became a soldier

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Revolution in Naples + Sicil y

1820. Revolution in Naples + Sicil y. 1820-1821. Naples. Causes

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