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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. The Renaissance and Reformation. 14.1 The Renaissance in Italy. The Italian City-States The Renaissance began in Italy, then spread north. Sparked by a new interest in the culture of ancient Rome.

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The Russian Revolution:

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Chapter 18

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Chapter 18

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Essay 3:

Essay 3:. An assessment of the attempts to strengthen Tsarism between 1905 and 1914. Part 1: How did the Tsar deal with 1905?.

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Homework

Homework. Reading about Mussolini Answer all questions DO IT!. Life under the Tsar. For 300 years, Russia had been ruled by the Romanov family. Most people in Russia were serfs, who worked the land owned by wealthy landowners. No food, education, or healthcare for common people.

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The French Revolution 1789-1799

The French Revolution 1789-1799. Part 1. Causes of the French Revolution. Population divided into three Estates, or groups Age of Enlightenment Weak monarchy Financial difficulties American Revolution. Three Estates.

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French Revolution

French Revolution. Explain the connections among the Enlightenment ideas and the French Revolution. French Revolution. The French Revolution began as a democratic movement. When it ended, however, France was ruled by the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. French Social Structure.

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Emergence of Lenin

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The Protestant Reformation

The Protestant Reformation . Chapter 13, Section 3. Renaissance Review. THE LAST SUPPER http://www.phschool.com/atschool/dsp_swf.cfm?pathname=/atschool/worldhistory/interactive_maps/&filename=WH07Y02010.swf&w=760&h=460 MAP OF EUROPE

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CHINA

CHINA. Unit 7. The Tang Dynasty. Li Yuan Emperor Tang Taizong Policies. Li Yuan. Tang Taizong. Class Struggle During the Tang Dynasty. Class distinctions Disagreements within the ruling class. Tang Government After the Rebellion. Power of regional administrators

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Industrial Revolution

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Unit 5: The French Revolution & Napoleonic Era (1789-1815)

Unit 5: The French Revolution & Napoleonic Era (1789-1815). Revolution Brings Reform and Terror. The National Assembly Reforms France. The Great Fear spread terror over France during the summer of 1789.

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Early Middle Ages Europe

Early Middle Ages Europe. 500-1000 AD. England after the Romans. After the Romans left the control of England was divided into realms. Wessex became the most dominant under the influence King Egbert

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Decline of the Czars

Decline of the Czars. World History I. Russia in the 1800s. Russia stretched from Europe to the Pacific Ocean. Many different nationalities and languages. The agricultural economy was ineffective. Peasants (serfs) bound to the land.

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European Culture, Daily Life, and The Reformations

European Culture, Daily Life, and The Reformations. Chapter 15.3, 15.4, and 15.5. The Reformation Begins. Some northern humanists maintained that the church seemed more interested in income than saving souls Martin Luther had a major problem with many Church practices

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Reform Effects Europe

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Mughal Empire

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FC.126 THE CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I (1870-1914)

Serbian nationalist murders heir to Hapsburg throne. Ger. activates Schlieffen Plan to avoid 2-front war by knocking out Fr. before Rus. can mobilize . Russia, as a dipl. move to show it is serious, mobilizes its army. Nationalist rivalries:. New Balkan states vs. Hapsburgs & each other.

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