'Norman conquest' presentation slideshows

The Formation of Western Literature

The Formation of Western Literature. Into the Middle Ages. First an Overview. Contrary to popular belief, the medieval period cannot be characterized as entirely barbaric. During this period, national literatures in the vernacular appeared.

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. WHI SOL #12. #1 Which phrase best completes this diagram?. Closure of Banks Use of Arabic Numbers Letters of Credit Church Rules on Usury. Letters of Credit.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS By Cindy Mena

THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS By Cindy Mena. OUTLINE. History of English . English as a Lingua Franca. International Businesses . Research Report . General Objective. Persuading the reader to improve their level of English. Specific Objective.

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Anglo-Saxon Literary Context

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The Mother Tongue

The Mother Tongue. Indo-European Languages. Cultural Fusion of the Early Middle Ages 5th-11th centuries. Fall of Rome Celtic Influences Norse-Germanic Influences Spread of Christianity throughout Europe Islamic Influences Feudalism Empires and Kingdoms. Celtic Migrations.

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Beowulf, Old English, and the Anglo-Saxons

Beowulf, Old English, and the Anglo-Saxons. Learning Objectives. To explore the origins of the English language and literature. To study the early history of the British Isles. To gain knowledge of vocabulary essential to understanding Anglo-Saxon literature.

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The History of English

The History of English. Why our language is so hard to learn. Where do languages come from?.

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Chapter 5 Police in Society: History and Organization

Chapter 5 Police in Society: History and Organization. History of Police. Prior to Eighteenth Century No regular English police force prior to the Norman Conquest The Pledge System Families banded together for protection

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Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and homework in your agendas.

Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and homework in your agendas. Will the person responsible for retrieving ?the journals for your row please do so. . Vocab Word Search (page 417 - 421):. William the Conqueror - . King John - . common law - .

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Late Middle Ages

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The English Monarchy Faces of History: Eleanor of Aquitaine Other European Monarchies

Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The English Monarchy Faces of History: Eleanor of Aquitaine Other European Monarchies Map: The Holy Roman Empire The Growth of Monarchies The Growth of Monarchies Main Idea

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages 1066-1485 The Battle of Hastings In October 1066, a daylong battle known as the Battle of Hastings ended the reign of the Anglo-Saxons and began the Norman Conquest. William the Conqueror

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. 1066-1485. The Battle of Hastings. In October 1066, a daylong battle known as the Battle of Hastings ended the reign of the Anglo-Saxons and began the Norman Conquest. . William the Conqueror.

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The Middle Ages: From Beowulf to Canterbury

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T he M iddle A ges

T he M iddle A ges. 1066-1485. Timeline. Old English (450-1066) Anglo-Saxon Beowulf Middle English (1066-1485) Norman Conquest The Canterbury Tales The Renaissance (1485-1660) Shakespeare. Middle English-Norman Conquest.

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Battle of Hastings

Battle of Hastings. By: Chelsea Brown Tani Spittler Taylor Hamman Adriana Robles. King Edward. He reigned from 1042, until his death in 1066. He was known as Edward the Confessor. Edward is considered a patron saint by the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church.

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ENC 1102

ENC 1102 . Word Choice, Figures of Speech, and Word Order. Key Terms. Diction Word Choice Syntax Word Order. Meaning. Denotation Direct meaning of a word Connotation The attitude or emotion attached to a word. Levels of Diction. High Formal Middle Everyday Low Slang.

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Have you worked out the link?

Have you worked out the link?. Castles & Cathedrals . Many castles and cathedrals were built in Britain after the Norman conquest in 1066. The Normans came from northern France and often employed highly skilled Flemish masons to build their castles and cathedrals.

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Organum: The Beginnings of Polyphony: 1000 - 1250

Organum: The Beginnings of Polyphony: 1000 - 1250. Organum. Organum = earliest form of polyphony Polyphony = the simultaneous singing of two or more melodies. Probably originated in secular heterophony (melody sung at octave then in thirds)

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The British Legacy:

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