Comprehensive Semester Final Review

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Comprehensive Semester Final Review

In the Beginning Primary and Secondary Sources Give examples

Ch 7 Clovis Charlemagne Barbaric groups Feudalism Medieval Church Prejudice Medieval farming

Ch 8 Knights William the Conqueror King John Parliament Louis IX HRE RCC Crusades Hundred Years War Gothic style Black Death

Ch 13 Rebirth Humanism Architecture & Art Protestant Reformation Catholic Reformation Henry VIII & Family Scientific Revolution

Ch 14-15 Explorers and new Technology Columbian Exchange

Ch 16 Absolute monarchy Spanish Armada Louis XIV English Civil War Thirty Years War Russian Tsars

Think about it What is the overall theme in each chapter? What does religion have to do with anything? What drives monarchs to be good or bad? What is society doing in each chapter? What impact does it have on you today?