'Queen isabella' presentation slideshows

Welcome

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Big Ten Explorers

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The Protestant Reformation

The Protestant Reformation. Before the 1500s Christianity was largely confined to Europe, split between Roman Catholic Church in Western Europe and Eastern Orthodox churches in the East and Russia. German priest Martin Luther challenges the Catholic Church.

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Christopher Columbus

Christopher Columbus. By Joshua Reed. Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus was born in the year 1451 in Genoa Italy. Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus loved to sail and started sailing when he was 13 years old. Christopher Columbus.

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Explorer Jeopardy

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Important People from the Renaissance, Reformation, Age of Discovery, and the Enlightenment

Important People from the Renaissance, Reformation, Age of Discovery, and the Enlightenment. William Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was born in April of 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Shakespeare was one of the worlds greatest writers and playwrights.

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Exploration and Colonization of the New World

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PABLO PICASSO and CUBISM

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Sir Francis Drake

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Islamic Empire

Islamic Empire. Part 3. 11. Al- Andalus : Granada. Palace of Alhambra. 11. Al- Andalus : Granada. Alhambra (Granada, Spain) Water and gardens symbolizing heaven. 11. Al- Andalus : Granada. Open courtyards Columns Fountains and gardens. 11. Al- Andalus : Granada. Very intricate

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Question: should a man always open the door for a woman?

Question: should a man always open the door for a woman?. Code of chivalry (detail). To fear God and maintain His Church To serve the liege lord in valour and faith To protect the weak and defenceless To give succour to widows and orphans To refrain from the wanton giving of offence

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Explorers of North America

Explorers of North America. Overview / Facts. Men thought the world was flat Men believed the seas were full of monsters Chinese invented the compass Sailors went MONTHS without fresh food (*This caused a disease called scurvy .) Sailors died of scurvy

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Early European Explorers

Early European Explorers. For Gold, God, Glory!. New spices in Europe brought the demand for spices up Europeans try to find new trade routes because they want new sources of wealth. For God and Country! Bartolomeu Dias said:

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The Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871

The Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871. Background. Four southern states remained independent and not part of the North German Confederation - Hesse-Darmstodt, Bavaria, Wurtemberg and Baden. (See map P64 Cameron). Bismarck knew that he could not simply annexe these states.

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Results of the Scottish Wars

Results of the Scottish Wars. Post Bannockburn. Despite being a great victory, Bannockburn was not the decisive victory that ended the war. Edward II escaped, and thus lived on to fight another day. After the battle Bruce took steps to secure his position as undisputed king of Scots.

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Columbus and Columbian Exchange

Columbus and Columbian Exchange. Chapter Two, Section 2.5. Why Explore the New World? . People in Europe were fond of silks, spices, porcelain, ivory, glass, and carpets from Asia.

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The Age of Exploration: letters and voices

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The Age of Exploration: letters and voices

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The West Expands

The West Expands. Exploration and Colonialism in the New World and the Atlantic Slave Trade. Why Leave Home?. Faster water route to Asia To gain access markets for spices and silk Europe had been trading with Asia as early as the Roman Empire Crusades expose Europe to Asia

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