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Ancient China

Ancient China 1. The origins of the society: fact and myth 2. Timeline of ancient China 3. Geography of the societal homeland 4. Social hierarchy 5. Government 6. Religion and beliefs 7. Foreign policy and contact

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 8 The Rise of Europe. Section 1. The Early Middle Ages. Geography of Western Europe. Rome linked great parts Europe, with roads, classical ideas, Latin language, and Christianity Location

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The French Revolution can be summarized in the motto: Liberty, Equality, and nationalism.

13.2E THE RESULTS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. The French Revolution can be summarized in the motto: Liberty, Equality, and nationalism. Liberty provided civil rights (e.g., speech) to all and the political franchise (right to vote & hold office) to all free men.

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The Industrial Revolution

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Feudalism and the Manorial System

Feudalism and the Manorial System. Feudalism. Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire turned to a system of small estates or manors. Feudalism -a political system in which kings and nobles granted land to other nobles in exchange for service, loyalty, or military assistance.

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LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES

LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Kathleen Melfy. THE MIDDLE AGES 450-1300. Early Middle Ages, also known as the Dark Ages from 450-1000. High Middle Ages were from 1000 to 1300. . Causes of the Dark Ages. Collapse of trades and towns. Loss of literacy.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Why might someone believe that farming was a more noble career than trade or manufacturing?. TOKUGAWA JAPAN . 9-3. The Three Great Unifiers . End of the15 th Century: Japan is in Chaos. Centralized power of the Shogunate failed. Daimyo:

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. Mechanization, Urban Growth, Proletarianization, Consumption. Mechanization. During the first half of the 19 th century, the European manufacturing process shifted from small-scale production by hand at home to large-scale production by machine in a factory setting.

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The Physiocrats

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The Middle Ages 500-1500 AD, Western Europe

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Feudalism

Feudalism. 15.2. I. What is Feudalism?. Where landowning nobles governed and protected people in return for services, such as serving as soldiers or farmers. Nobles were both lords and vassals. What is a vassal? What is a fief? Knights were vassals who fought on horseback.

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A.D. 500 - 1500

MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 500 - 1500. No strong central government after the death of Charlemagne Lack of strong rulers in Europe leads to emergence of Feudal system Europe faced numerous invaders : Vikings, Magyars, Muslims The worst attacks were between 800-1000. RISE OF FEUDALISM.

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Chapter 6 The French Revolution and Napoleon

Chapter 6 The French Revolution and Napoleon. Test Review Chapter Test: Tuesday, December 22 nd. Third Estate Concordat Second Estate Directory Nationalism Elba Old Order Waterloo First Estate Jacobin Club Vendee Horation Nelson Plebiscite. Great Britain Guillotine

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Chapter 27 section 3: The Hundred Years` War

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L.E.G.S.

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