Chapter 1 Study GUide
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Chapter 16 study guide
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Outline Chapter 14, The earth and its Peoples: A global History 4th Edition
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Industrial Revolution
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French Revolution
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FRENCH REVOLUTION & NAPOLEON Test Review French Revolution: liberty, equality, and brotherhood Importance Complete transformation of French culture Destroyed monarchy and the Catholic Church People in charge, mob mentality Society: 1st estate- clergymen 2nd estate- nobility and monarchy 3rd estate- lower/middle class (majority) Carrying burdens of the higher estates Causes of revolution: Political 3rd estate/inequality English Civil War, Glorious Revolution, American Revolution Inspiration Monarchs were reorganized, overthrown, limited by normal people and parliament Ineffective leadership of Louis 14th and 15th Louis 16th: indecisive, bad leader, fat, starving people, doesn?t care, weak Marries Marie Antoinette for strategic ties to Austria
Chapter 15
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?PAGE ? ?PAGE ?2? Italian and Northern Renaissance Internet Activity Define the terms: Perspective Chiaroscuro Pyramid configuration Compare Donatello?s ?David? to Michelangelo?s ?David?. Which ?David? do you think is the most ?noble? and why? Pretend you are an art critique and you are viewing Botticelli?s ?Birth of Venus? for the first time. Write a one paragraph mini-review. Leonardo da Vinci has been called a ?Renaissance Man?, an individual who is omni-talented and possesses a great deal of wisdom and knowledge. List four reasons why this has been said and find two very different examples of his work which supports this. Look at both Da Vinci?s ?Mona Lisa? and ?The Last Supper? and record your impressions.
AP History Ch 16-18 outline
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The Earth and its Peoples Unit Outline
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The Earth and Its Peoples Chapter 17 Outline
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Katelyn Blankenship December 6, 2010 World History 3B Chapter 16 Outline Transformations in Europe 1500-1750 I. Culture and Ideas A. Religious Reformation
Dissolved Oxygen Lab for AP Bio
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John Lee Mrs. Tanner AP Bio p.4 December 16, 2010 Prelab 12 A 1. What is the biological importance of carbon and oxygen cycling in ecosystems? Carbon and oxygen cycling is important to ecosystems. Living organisms like animals take oxygen from the atmosphere (or from water) and use it for?respiration. During respiration, oxygen is converted into carbon dioxide and water. Carbon is important to the ecosystem because carbon forms the framework for the organic molecules essential to all organisms.
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