'Large estate' presentation slideshows

agricultural origins - widely accepted theory that agriculture began in the fertile crescent of modern day Southwest Asi

agrarian - referring to the culture of agricultural communities and the type of tenure system that determines access to land and the kind of cultivation practices employed. agricultural origins - widely accepted theory that agriculture began in the fertile crescent of modern day Southwest Asia.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. The Legacy of the Roman Empire. a painting on a wall. mural. a picture made up of small pieces of tile, glass, or colored stones. mosaic. a picture painted on the moist plaster of a wall or ceiling. fresco. an arched structure used to hold up a ceiling or a roof. vault.

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Medieval Jeopardy

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Chapter 16 Vocabulary

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The Canterbury Tales

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The Feudal State of Japan

The Feudal State of Japan. Feudalism and the Shogunate. Early Japan was ruled by wealthy, powerful families . Each family controlled a large estate of land . The lord of each estate was called a daimyo . .

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ABC BOOK

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THE LANGUAGE BEHIND

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A Successful Black boy

A Successful Black boy. English, 9th Grade, Chapter 4. Background. Not known precisely but way back in the early days of the world, people were divided in to many races based on their skin color . There were white, black, brown, yellow and red races.

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Feudalism and Manor Life

Feudalism and Manor Life. 7.6.3. The Big Idea A complex web of duties and obligations governed relationships between people in the Middle Ages. Main Ideas Feudalism governed how knights and nobles dealt with each other. Feudalism spread through most of Europe.

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Europe during the Middle Ages

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Feudal System

Feudal System. 17.3 Chapter 17 Section 3. Vikings, Magyars, and Muslim invasions caused the feudal system . Frank kings could NOT defend the whole territory. Knights and Land. Knights- soldiers who fought on horseback Nobles gave fiefs (land) to knights in exchange for protection

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Pride and Prejudice

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The Merchant of Venice

The Merchant of Venice. 9 th Grade, English. Background Information.

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Feudalism: A System for Living. Medieval times. Also called Middle Ages Between ancient times and modern times From A.D. 500 to 1500. Background. Ancient Roman Empire fell I nvaders destroyed towns and cut off trade routes Charlemagne King of Franks

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Knight Knotes

Knight Knotes. Manor Workers Role of a Knight Code of Chivalry Stages of Knighthood Heraldry. Workers on the Manor. A Manor was a large estate that included farm fields, pastures and a village. Everything the manor needed was produced in the area. This

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Europe in the Middle Ages

Europe in the Middle Ages. Section 1: Feudalism and the Manor System. The years between ancient times and modern times: also called medieval times Began with the collapse of Rome Charlemagne : Becomes king Reunited Western Europe Created schools, spread Christianity. The Middle Ages:.

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History

History. Study Guide Chapter 7. Spain wanted to establish a colony in Florida to prevent the French and the English from gaining a foothold. Pedro Mendes de Aviles goals in Florida were to take control of Florida; find and defeat the French. The Spanish found grassland in New Mexico.

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Chapter 7:

Chapter 7:. The Fight for a Continent. Lesson 1: The Spanish Move North. New Spain. In 1535, Spain had established a vast colony of New Spain. It stretched south from South America to Mexico with its capital being Mexico City. Juan Ponce de Leon.

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