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When did this happen?

27 BC -476 CE

Where was this empire? (What current countries were part of this?)

England, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, and Sweeden

What were the major factors that allowed for the Roman Empire to gain so much power?

Had a powerful army, controlled a lot of lands and had a lot of wealth.

What was the effect/impact on the people in the empire?

Attracted People to live there, was safe and secure they had a decent way of life.

What have we borrowed from this ancient culture?

Aqueducts, language, numbers, architecture, art, law, and citizenship.

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What caused this to happen?

Political Instability, economic problems, social problems,  and weakening frontiers.

When did this happen?

330 - 476 C.E

What was the effect of this?

Led to the creation of feudalism.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism (Ch.2)&(Ch.5) 

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism (Ch.2)&(Ch.5) 

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Be able to identify the different levels in the social order during Feudalism

Monarchs, lords, and peasants.

Be able to explain the relationships between the people in the different social levels during Feudalism.

Monarchs provide order and protection for lords and peasants , lords provide knights and soldiers in times of war for the monarchs and provide land for peasants, peasants do the hard work, give food to the lords.

When did this take place?

1000 C.E

What is Feudalism?

the economic and political system of medieval Europe in which people exchanged loyalty and labor for a lord's protection

What were the main causes of the decline of Feudalism?

Political events (Magna Carta), Bubonic plague, Hundred years´ War

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How did the Church obtain its economic influence and power?

Christianity became widespread and the church provided many things.

Describe the relationship between the church and the government.

The church had total control of the government and the government hated this.

What role did the Christianity/ the Church play in the daily lives of people?

United People and provided food and refugees.

What role did they play in education?

They made Schools.

What was the significance of the Crusades?

It provided wealth.

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Where did this take place? (Locate on a map)

Italy

When did this take place?

1300s - 1600s

What happened to cause this?

Italians city states became wealthy, trade  and commerce grew, and the growth of humanism.

What was the effect/impact of this?

It brought new ideas from the east, took i ideas from classical  period and try to improve it, Currency, Creativity and Art

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When did this take place?

1500s - 1600s

Where did this take place?

Europe

What caused the Reformation?

Renaissance humanists, Protestants, Church being corrupt (indulgences, black mailing, being involved in politics)

What was the effect of the Reformation?

Many denominations of Christianity came from the reformation.The catholic church lost power

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Where did this take place?

Earth

What were the most influential countries in exploration?

Portugal, Spain

What was the cause of the exploration?

They wanted new faster trading routes to Asia,  more wealth , land and power, and spread christianity.

What were the effects of exploration on the countries that sent the explorers out?

Colonies were formed trading routes were established, new trading routes to Asia, made nations wealthier, and the discovery of the "new world" (The Americas).

What were the effects of the exploration in the countries that were ‘discovered?’

Diseases were spread, SLAVERY!, they lost their wealth and power, Brought things like cattle and horses.

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When did it occur?

1600s - 1700s

What influenced this time period?

The renaissance and the scientific revolution.

Explain the Scientific Revolution

A period of time when modern  sciences emerge and the development  of math, physics, astronomy, biology (including human anatomy) and chemistry transformed the views of society about nature

What was the effect of the Age of Enlightenment?

American and French revolution, enlightened monarchs founded universities, scientific societies, greater religious tolerance