Chapter 17 - Luther Starts The Reformation - February 2, 2015

World History- Work for the week of February 2nd

These are next week's assignments (and probably the week after, too):

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Chapter 17 Fill-in-the-blank

Chapter 17 Crossword Puzzle

Chapter 19 Assignment- Timeline, map, and vocabulary (5 words)

Chapter 20 Assignment- Title Page, Time line, map, vocabulary

Chapter 20 World Explorers Brochure Project

The Renaissance PPT Assignment - January 26, 2015

January 26, 2015

We will be working on creating powerpoints on famous people in the Renaissance-

Displayed are last week's and this week's work-

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Powerpoint example for Queen Elizabeth

Map of Europe 1500

Ancient Indian Empires of North America PPT Assignment - January12, 2015

Here is what we'll be working on this week (January 12-16):

Ancient Indian Empires of North America Powerpoint

Here's a shortened example:

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The Middle Ages, Crusades, & Black Plague Worksheet - January 9, 2015

World History - January 8-9

Here is the worksheet we are working on:

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The Renaissance Notes / Medieval Siege Weapons - January 7, 2015

Here is what we will be working on in January for World History:

UPDATE (1/7/2015):

STUDY OF MEDIEVAL SIEGE WEAPONS

I. GOVERNMENTS FLIPBOOK

List of governments: DEMOCRACY, MONARCHY, AUTOCRACY, OLIGARCHY, DICTATORSHIP, ANARCHY, COMMUNIST, REPUBLIC

Definition of each government and a symbol of each-

II. WORLD HISTORY EVENTS CHART

Dates	Event	Summary	Who
534	Justinian's Code	decided legal questions that regulated whole areas of Byzantine life	Justinian
610	Islam is founded		Mohammad
732	Battle of Tours	Charles Martel defeated the Muslims	Charles Martel
751-987	Carolingian Renaissance	Reign of Frankish rulers	Pepin
1000	Vikings Discover New World		Leif Ericsson
1066	Battle of Hastings	Battle fought between the Normans and Saxons- Normans won	William the Conqueror
1099	First Crusade	Holy War fought to gain control of the Holy land	Pope Urban II
1215	Magna Carta	The Great Charter- the most celebrated document in English History, which guaranteed certain basic political rights	John
1453	100 Years War		Edward III
1347	Black Plague	Disease which killed one-third of Europe, left purple and black spots on skin	Europe
1414	The Great Schism	A division in the medieval Roman Catholic Church, during which rival popes were established in Avignon and in Rome	Pope Urban IV and Clement VII

III. European Renaissance Vocabulary Chapter 17 (Patterns of Interaction), Chapter 11 page 158 (Brown Book) Click on picture for close-up view

IV. MAP OF EUROPE 1500

V. FLIPBOOK OF NOTED ARTISTS, PHILOSOPHERS, AUTHORS OF THE RENAISSANCE

NAME	DATE LIVED	FROM	OCCUPATION	FAMOUS FOR:
Leonardo da Vinci	1452-1519	Italy	sculptor,inventor,painter	Mona Lisa, Last Supper
Michelangelo	1475-1564	Italy	Florentine artist	David, Moses, the Pieta, Sistine Chapel ceiling
Niccolo Machiavelli	1469-1527	Italy	courtier and politician in Florence	Wrote book The Prince
Galileo Galelei	1564-1642	Italy	Italian scientist	studies of motion
Johann Gutenberg	1395-1468	Germany	inventor	printing press
Masaccio	1401-1428	Poland	artist	rules of perspective in art
Bruelleschi	1377-1446	Italy	architect	dome that created an immense interior space
Petrach	1304-1374	Italy	Italian scholar	collected and studied ancient texts
William Shakespeare	1564-1616	England	English writer and playwright	Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Macbeth, and Romeo and Juliet