'French crown' presentation slideshows

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Europe in crisis

Europe in crisis. Disease, war, and schism. Europe in crisis: disease. The Bubonic Plague Known as the Black Death only from 1346-1353 in Europe. Enzootic Meaning it was contracted by humans from animals. Where did it come from? Originated in Asia Probably China

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Louis XV

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The Middle Ages

The Middle Ages. Poor harvests led to famines in the years 1315-1322. Fewer calories meant increased susceptibility to disease and less energy for growing food. Diseases killed many people and animals. Economies slowed down and population growth came to a halt. .

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The Late Middle Ages & The Renaissance

The Late Middle Ages & The Renaissance. Unit 1 Lecture Notes. The black death. The Black Death : Plague that struck Europe in 1347 and killed roughly 1/3 of the population . Spread by fleas on black rats & poor sanitary conditions primarily seen in cities

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Haiti

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Haiti

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Do Now:

Do Now:. Grab Agenda 2:7 ( Weebly and Out Box) Look up the most interesting fact about Huguenots. Objective: The Reformation in France. WHII.3b

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The French Kingdom

The French Kingdom. By: Haley Inverso , Ashley Calle , Sarah Zafar, Maggie Heubeck , Aparna Dev, Jimmy Curtis, Matt Mullen, Lauryn Hentz, and Cassidy Russell. Philip IV. French King(1285-1314) also called Philip the Fair

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Vocabulary

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