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A CRUSADER TOWN PRESERVED AT ACRE

A CRUSADER TOWN PRESERVED AT ACRE. Acre (modern name: Akko or Akka ) is a city in the western Galilee region of northern Israel. . Acre (modern name: Akko or Akka ) is a city in the western Galilee region of northern Israel. .

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Review for Test on Middle Ages, Medieval Times, Islam, and the Renaissance

Review for Test on Middle Ages, Medieval Times, Islam, and the Renaissance. What did Charlemagne do to create peace in northern europe ?.

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The Ohio Standards for Social Studies

The Ohio Standards for Social Studies . Kelly Enright, Beth Gottman, Shayla Poindexter, Carrie Stewart ED 629 Fall 2004. Table of Contents. List of Ohio Standards History web-based activity People in Societies web-based activity Geography web-based activities

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Timeline of the Crusades

Timeline of the Crusades. 1095 to 1291. 1291. 1192. Timeline. 1187. 1187-1192. 1144. 1147-1149. 1098. 1099. 1096. 1097. 1095. Pope Urban II. Urban preaches at the council of Clermont. Pope Urban II. The Council at Clermont. Timeline. The First Crusade.

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Introduction

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1001 C.E.

Chronology of the High Middle Ages. Please draw the following timeline in your notebook. . 1066 C.E. 1056 C.E. 1077 C.E . 1095 C.E . 1347 C.E. 1298 C.E. 1001 C.E. 1054 C.E. 1215 C.E. 1189 C.E. 1241 C.E. 1337 C.E. 1381 C.E. 1429 C.E. 1492 C.E. 1202 C.E. 1417 C.E. 1130 C.E.

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600-1450 C.E.

600-1450 C.E. All You Need to Know. 600-1450 is referred to as the Post-Classical Era. The chapters about this time period cover the Middle East, Europe, South America, Africa, Asia. Maps. Timeline, Wooohooo!. Timeline. 500 C.E. 570-632 Muhammad 589-618 Sui Dynasty. 600 C.E.

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Middle Ages

Middle Ages. Why were the Middle Ages so dark?. Fall of Rome. Charlemagne crowned 800 CE. Charlemagne. Ag Rev 1050-1200. Heavy Plow 3 Field System crop rotation Use of iron and horses. William Conqueror 1066 . Battle of Hastings. Seljuk Turks 1071.

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History 11

History 11 . Europe Lesson 5. Monarchs . We have talked about the feudal system. This was a ranking system for the way people in society were classified. Monarchs had a good amount of power as well. . Crusades .

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The Crusades

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Warm Up:

Warm Up:. Analyze the relationship between new technology, population growth and the increase of trade in Western Europe from 1000-1200. IV. The Crusades. Crusades - a series of religiously inspired military campaigns against Muslims that dominated the politics of Europe from 1095-1204.

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The Crusades

The Crusades. The Fight for the Holy land. Causes of the Crusades. The Pope Wanted to reunite with Byzantine Empire (Eastern Orthodox) Wanted to show power of Papacy The Knights Promised Heaven for crusading Wanted plunder The Merchants

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THE CRUSADES

THE CRUSADES. The Battle of Holy Land. By: Jeff Carroll and Tyler Garrison. What were The Crusades?. The Crusades were a long series of holy wars between the Christians and the Muslims.

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The Crusades

A Long Tragic History. The Crusades. The Byzantine Empire Strong Central Emperor Large Barbarian (pagan) populations in the East and South Great Wealth Relatively high levels of learning and technology. General Background. The Old Roman Empire Lawless Very aggressive

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Quaestio: Were the Crusades a success?

Quaestio: Were the Crusades a success?. Nunc Agenda: Based on your homework from last night and your knowledge of the Crusades, think of an answer for the Quaestio. First Crusade (1095-1099).

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The Crusades

The Crusades. Why or why not would you go on the Crusades?. Problems with the Church in the 1100s. These guys tried to solve the problems. (Pope Leo and Pope Gregory). 1. Priests had begun to marry against church law 2. Bishops sold positions in the church (simony)

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Chapter 13 The High Middle Ages

Section 1 The Crusades Begin Rollerpig Period 6. Chapter 13 The High Middle Ages . Main Idea: A variety of causes led to religious wars called the Crusades, which spanned more than two centuries. A. The Background of the Crusades . The Growth of Papal Power

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Fear The Nomad

Fear The Nomad. How the Nomads Shaped Eurasia. Who Are the Nomads?. Location and geography play major role Central Asia formed largest nomadic communities Resourceful in unforgiving terrain Horses key Warrior society Stirrups aid in mobility and ability to conquer

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World History I

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The Crusades

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