'European expansion' presentation slideshows

World Civilization and Society II

World Civilization and Society II. Lecture 1: History and You, The World before 1750. Discussion questions for Wednesday, January 18:. What was different between Chinese expansion in the 1400s in the Indian Ocean region and European expansion in the Atlantic Ocean in the 1500s?

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Chapter 3 A Meeting of Cultures

Chapter 3 A Meeting of Cultures. Key Questions:. What were the patterns of contact between Native Americans and Spanish, French, and English colonists? How did slavery and other labor systems develop in early America? How were African American communities formed?

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Imperialism

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The Problems of PG-13 History

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Farmer Power. Agricultural Societies. Agricultural societies produce more food and thus more people. Meat. Meat from livestock replaces wild meat, animals also provide power to pull plows and fertilizer. Sedentary Existence.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Farmer Power. Agricultural Societies. Agricultural societies produce more food and thus more people. Meat. Meat from livestock replaces wild meat, animals also provide power to pull plows and fertilizer. Sedentary Existence.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Gender. Chapter Outline. Sex and Gender Cultural Variation in Sexual Behavior Coming of Age in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Male and Female Rites of Passage Gender Roles, Power, and Prestige: The Status of Women Gender Relations: Complex and Variable. Sex and Gender.

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Late Nineteenth-Century Imperialism and the Scramble for Africa

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Lecture 2: Encounters and Collisions

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When Worlds Collide , 1492-1590

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AGE OF EXPLORATION

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What is an Outlet Centre?: How do outlet centres fit into the retail dynamic? Presented by: Lisa Quier Wagner Presiden

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The Impact of European Exploration on the World

The Impact of European Exploration on the World. The First Spanish Conquests: The Aztecs. vs. Hernando Cortes. Montezuma II. The Death of Montezuma II. Mexico Surrenders to Cortes. The First Spanish Conquests: The Incas. vs. Francisco Pizarro. Atahualpa.

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New World Encounters, I: The Age of Exploration Introduction I. Europe and the World in 1500

New World Encounters, I: The Age of Exploration Introduction I. Europe and the World in 1500 II. The Means of European Expansion III. The Impact of Exploration. Motto at base : Multi pertransibunt et augebitur scientia "Many will pass through And knowledge will be the greater".

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The Age Of European Exploration

The Age Of European Exploration. Stepping Out With The White Guys. The Renaissance Opens Up Europe. The Portuguese Go Looking For Stuff. So Do The Spanish. Why Did The Europeans Expand?. For Spices. For Gold. To Spread Christianity. European Expansion Leads To The Columbian Exchange.

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A+ 15-16 A- 14 B 13 C 11-12 D 10 F 0-9

A+ 15-16 A- 14 B 13 C 11-12 D 10 F 0-9. Chapter 15. Week Fifteen (November 29- December 3) Day 1- Chapter 15 quiz Day 2- Prepare Discussion questions Week Sixteen (December 6-10) Day 1- Chapter 16 quiz

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Colonial Contexts of Knowledge Acquisition

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The French in Algeria

The French in Algeria. By Jon Lucas, Hannah Finley , Dori Longoria , & Abbie Ackerman. Algeria. http://www.yourchildlearns.com/online-atlas/algeria-map.htm. Political Factors for Imperialism.

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The French in Algeria

The French in Algeria. By Jon Lucas, Hannah Finely, Dori Longoria , & Abbie Ackerman. Algeria. http://www.yourchildlearns.com/online-atlas/algeria-map.htm. Political Factors for Imperialism.

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Exploration

Exploration. Transition to the Modern Era. The Chinese and the Muslims were not the only peoples to explore the maritime world before the Europeans. What was the maritime progress of Malayo-Polynesians, Africans, and Amerindians before 1450.

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