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Ch.7 Study Guide.French Revolution & Napoleon.A ______refers to a social class in France under the Old Regime.Who was the King of France during the French Revolution?.What types of people make up the 1st Estate during the French Revolution?
The Dark Ages / Greek Olympics
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World History Honors.Unit 6: The People of the Book.Letters of Trajan and Pliny, c. 111 C.E.Pliny was the governor of Bithynia, a Roman province in Asia Minor, under the Emperor Trajan. The Romans had traditionally allowed conquered peoples to continue
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World History Chap 23, 24 (Sec 2 & 3) & 26 Test Study Guide Name ______.1. Define Final Solution.2. Define Kamikaze.3. Define blitzkrieg.4. What was the Tehran Conference?.5. Define Axis Powers.6. What was the Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact?.7. Define Allied Powers
Notes on pages 110-115.the fall of France.the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1859.General Wolfe marches on Quebec overwhelming the French forces.Immediately following the fall of France.James Murray (served under General Wolfe) is the governor in charge of Quebec
Ralph M Wright 1.Who is to Blame?.In the late 1700 s and early 1800 s, slave uprisings in the southern United States significantly altered the institution of slavery. Fear-stricken white slave-owners, intimidated by slaves taking up arms, tightened their
Britain already has an extensive colonial empire, very crowded (unlike the French colonies) and pays a lot of money to the crown. For several centuries, Britain (and its predecessor, England) possesses more powerful army, and despite the English Civil
American History Syllabus 2012.Overview: Historians have long wondered what the New World looked like in 1491. The year 1491 is significant in the respect that it marks the year before Christopher Columbus opened the New World s frontier to European desires