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Title: A Brief History


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A Brief History of the Western World
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Roman Rule Pax Romana
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The Fall of Rome - late 400s Visigoths G
oths Vandals Huns
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  • The Middle Ages
  • (late 400s-1300s)
  • Europe Divided
  • Feudalism
  • Kings,
  • Nobles/Lords
  • Serfs/Peasants

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The Crusades (1096-1300) a. series of wars to
recapture holy land from Muslims
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The Plague(1347)
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  • The Renaissance (1300-1600s)
  • Rebirth of art and
  • learning

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  • The Printing Press(1455)
  • Johannes Gutenberg

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  • Protestant Reformation
  • Martin Luther

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  • Reasons for Exploration
  • Gold, God Glory
  • Gold Italy controls trade, other countries want
    profitable trade too

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Reasons for ExplorationGold, God Glory
  • God European countries want to spread
    Christianity.

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Reasons for ExplorationGold, God Glory
  • Glory Everyone wanted to be the first to
    discover new lands or trade routes and make
    themselves and their king look good.

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Reasons for Colonization
  • Political
  • Economic
  • Social Religious

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Reasons for ColonizationPolitical
  • Competition among nations

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Reasons for ColonizationEconomic
  • Increased economic opportunity for settlers
  • Mercantilism
  • Trade partners for Britain

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Reasons for ColonizationEconomic
Mercantilism an economic system in which
nations increase their wealth and power by
obtaining gold and silver and by establishing a
favorable balance of trade The idea that the
mother country (Great Britain) gains wealth and
power by controlling the trade of its colonies.
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Reasons for ColonizationSocial Religious
  • Land ownership
  • Religious freedom practices
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