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The Land of Europe Middle Ages Renaissance The Reformation

The Land of Europe Middle Ages Renaissance The Reformation. Europe is the second-smallest continent with 4,063,000 square miles of land. 47 countries Russia largest, most in Asia, 6.6 million square mile Vatican City smallest country/fraction of a square mile. Over 200 languages

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The Land of Europe Middle Ages Renaissance The Reformation

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  1. The Land of Europe Middle Ages Renaissance The Reformation

  2. Europe is the second-smallest continent with 4,063,000 square miles of land. 47 countries Russia largest, most in Asia, 6.6 million square mile Vatican City smallest country/fraction of a square mile. Over 200 languages World’s largest landmass, Europe and Asia called Eurasia.

  3. Label: Seas Fjords Rivers Mountains North European Plain

  4. Alps/ Label

  5. Alps

  6. Fjords/Label

  7. North European Plain/Label

  8. Middle Age Castles http://myreadingmapped.blogspot.com/2011/09/interactive-map-of-my-favorite-classic.html

  9. Charles the Great Or Charlemagne

  10. Vikings: Believed in many Gods. (Sea Pirates) Thor Odin

  11. William the Conqueror: 1066 AD defeated the Saxon king of England and establishes a strong government.

  12. The Medieval World Feudalism fiefs

  13. Serfs Knights Vassals

  14. Manor Life

  15. Eleanor of Aquitaine Chivalry

  16. King John of England in 1215 Signing the Magna Carta

  17. Monasteries, Monks, Nuns Hildegard of Bingen/ Saint 1098-1179

  18. Urban II Crusades Wars between the Muslims and Christians.

  19. Chartres Cathedral France

  20. Plague or Black Death One third of western European population wiped out in the next 130 years.

  21. Florence, Italy / Renaissance

  22. Petrarch/Poet 1304-1374 Lorenzo Medici Patron 1469

  23. Niccolo Machiavelli 1469-1527/writer of The Prince Christine de Pisan 1364/Venice/writer

  24. Leonardo da Vinci He painted the Mona Lisa.

  25. Last Supper/ Idea book/ flying machines and humane body.

  26. David Michelangelo/ painter, sculpture/ ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

  27. William Shakespeare

  28. The Reformation

  29. Six wives Henry VIII

  30. Elizabeth I 1533-1603 Elizabeth II 1926

  31. The End

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