'Many nobles' presentation slideshows

The Age that Changed History

The Age that Changed History. 600- 1450 Logan Copass , Elizabeth Nguyen, Chelsea Jones. Contents. Chinese Dynasties Tang Song Yuan Ming Africa West East Feudalism Europe Japan. Medieval Travelers Crusaders Mansa Musa Mongols Marco Polo Ibn Battuta Zheng He Black Death

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Middle Ages: 500-1500

Middle Ages: 500-1500. Between the Roman Empire and the Early Modern Period. 500-800: Dark Ages: little cultural or scientific advancement. 1050 - 1450: High Middle Ages: social institutions matured; era of greater creativity.

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. Chapter 21. Learning Objectives for Chapter 21. After reading and studying this chapter, students should be able to distinguish between the causes of the American and French revolutions.

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Storming of the Bastille

Storming of the Bastille. On July 14, 1789, more than 800 Parisians gathered outside the Bastille, a medieval fortress used as a prison. They demanded weapons believed to be stored there in order to protect themselves from the royal troops surrounding Paris.

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The Late Middle Ages

The Late Middle Ages. William the Conqueror. A. Cousin to the king of England 1. He was the Duke of Normandy, meaning he was a vassal to the King of France B. Dispute over who would be next in line for the throne when the king died.

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Wars of Religion 1559-1648

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Feudalism & Manor Life

Feudalism & Manor Life. World History March12, 2014. The Emergence of Feudalism. After the fall of Rome Europe was divided into smaller factions These small groups were unable to protect themselves from invaders

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Ivan VI the Terrible

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The Globe Theater

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