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Exploration:What were the effects of the exploration on the countries that were ‘discovered?’

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Exploration:What were the effects of the exploration on the countries that were ‘discovered?’

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The native got a lot of diseases and died from them. The countries received a lot of new animals and crops that grew well in the "new" countries.

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

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

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The countries that sent out explorers ended up with a lot of new land and became rich with the three Gs

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Exploration: What was the cause of the exploration?

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Exploration: What was the cause of the exploration?

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The main trade city, constantinople was taken over, europeans needed a new route to india for spices and other resources.

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Exploration:What were the most influential countries in exploration?

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Exploration:What were the most influential countries in exploration?

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Portugal, Spain, England, France and the Netherlands

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The age of exploration didn't have a specific place but explorers set sail from countries in europe that share a boundary with the atlantic ocean.

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Reformation: What was the effect of the Reformation?

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Reformation: What was the effect of the Reformation?

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In the end when the church fell apart, Luther, the main protestor crated a ne christian denomination called Lutheranism.

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Humanism wasn't believed by the church. Corruption, the selling of indulgences.

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The reformation started in the early 1500s and ended in the 1600s.

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It started in the 1500s and ended in the 1600s.

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Renaissance:What was the effect/impact of this?

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Renaissance:What was the effect/impact of this?

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People started following humanism and being more free with their ideas.

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Renaissance:What happened to cause this?

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Renaissance:What happened to cause this?

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The classical and medieval periods in the past influenced artists and architects to create an original period of art and freedom in it,

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From the 1300s to 1600s

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Florence

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:What was the significance of the Crusades?

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:What was the significance of the Crusades?

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The significance of crusades was to send groups of people on military expeditions to explore religion places.

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:What role did they play in education? 

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:What role did they play in education? 

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Cathedral schools taught kids Latin and made them memorise passage from the Bible. From cathedral schools, kids went to colleges.

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

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

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The church constantly showed leadership, and sometimes even provided people with food supply.

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church: Describe the relationship between the church and the government .

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church: Describe the relationship between the church and the government .

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In the 1070s when pope Gregory was elected as pope, the church started gaining more power and the current monarch at that time was unhappy with the fact that pope Gregory banned him from appointing church officials and the monarch said that Gregory was no longer pope, afterwards the pope responded by excommunicating the monarch. Then when the king begged for forgiveness, he got back into the church,

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:How did the Church obtain its economic influence and power?

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church:How did the Church obtain its economic influence and power?

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There was a church building in every town and city, but only larger ones contained a cathedral. The church was the centre of community activity, and held all the plays, performances, and church services.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:What were the main causes of the decline of Feudalism?

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:What were the main causes of the decline of Feudalism?

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The three main causes of the decline of feudalism were the magna carta, black death and the 100 years' war.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:What is Feudalism?

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:What is Feudalism?

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Feudalism is a system in which land is exchanged for loyalty and crops.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:When did this take place?

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:When did this take place?

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The early middle ages lasted from 476 to 1000 C.E.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:Be able to explain the relationships between the people in the different social levels during Feudalism.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:Be able to explain the relationships between the people in the different social levels during Feudalism.

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:Be able to identify the different levels in the social order during Feudalism

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Middle Ages (Medieval Times)/Feudalism:Be able to identify the different levels in the social order during Feudalism

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Fall of the Roman Empire: What was the effect of this?

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Fall of the Roman Empire: What was the effect of this?

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The fall of Rome did not end the Roman culture, so that there is still is roman influence today.

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Fall of the Roman Empire: When did this happen?

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Fall of the Roman Empire: When did this happen?

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The western half of the roman empire fell when attacked by germanic tribes in 410 B.C.E.

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Fall of the Roman Empire: What caused this to happen?

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Fall of the Roman Empire: What caused this to happen?

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By the year 500, the wester n half of the Roman empire fell due to the corruption going on in the government, the empire becoming too big to control, lack of communication. The eastern half of rome lasted for another 1000 years

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Roman Empire:What have we borrowed from this ancient culture?

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Roman Empire:What have we borrowed from this ancient culture?

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We borrow a lot from ancient rome, for example, sculptures and art that you can still see examples of in Washington D.C.

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Roman Empire: What was the effect/impact on the people in the empire?

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Roman Empire: What was the effect/impact on the people in the empire?

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The people were very happy to have that big of an empire and thinking it would last forever, a lot of people became citizens, To get a Roman citizenship was very easy, even people born in Syria could claim to be a roman.

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

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

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Powerful army, strong ruler, code of law.

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At its height this empire it covered countries around the Mediterranean sea including Spain, Egypt, Syria, Italy, Greece, England, Germany, Poland, a part of Ukraine and other small countries in that area.

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The Roman empire lasted for around 500 years, from 27 B.C.E. until 476 C.E. its peak being at around 200 C.E.