European History.

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European History

Rocky physical features led to the growth of several city-states (ex Rocky physical features led to the growth of several city-states (ex. Athens and Spartans)

Rome’s central location & navy and army controlled the Mediterranean Sea to dominate the region

Through the building of roads and bridges, the Roman Empire could quickly move people/armies

Expanded the democratic process learned from Greece

The expansion of territory was easy because of the lack of physical barriers

Feudalism was based on agriculture, during this time there was a large amount of crop production

Cities provided protection against other enemies and helped speed up the spreading of new ideas

Trade routes throughout Europe made it easy for new ideas to spread quickly

Geography made the it difficult for Rome to exert their power in Central Europe

Exploration was important for new areas of resources and new technology made it possible

Through the spreading of ideas, revolutions changed Europe forever: leading to urbanization

After the war was over Germany had enemies on the east and west side (France and Russia)

The war was caused by: Germany, Italy, and Japan wanted to expand their land and resources

Created the “Iron Curtain”, the split between Eastern and Western Russia

Now… Complete the illustrated timeline of Europe on the back of your notes. Next class it should be complete and be prepare to discuss your choices.