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Russian Expansion

Russia

Poland – Poland – Lithuania

Ottoman Empire Fall of Constantinople Impacts on Europe – Balkans – Russia – Austria – Trade

Ottoman Empire

Central Europe Holy Roman Empire Germany Italy

Spain Reconquista Impacts – Religion – Culture

Spain

Netherlands Economic center Holy Roman Empire Habsburg dynasty Spain

Hundred Years’ War ( ) Feudalism Impacts on France – Aristocracy – Monarchical power Impacts on England – War of the Roses ( ) Lancaster v. York Tudor (Henry VII, 1485) – Isolation

Religion Official status of Christianity – East v. West Religion and popular culture – Relics – Clergy – Witchcraft Clergy – Male power – Church and State (Investiture Controversy ) – Papal States

Great Schism Avignon Papacy ( ) Hundred Years’ War Role of the papacy and Church

In the News

Great Schism ( )

Black Death 1340s Trade routes Impacts on Europe

Social Structure Privileged classes – Royalty and aristocracy – Clergy Laboring classes – Soldiers – Serfs and Peasants

Social Structure Statistics – Age – Dimensions – Illiteracy Legal rights – Class

Social Structure Manors Towns Rise of states Economic trends – Manufacturing and trade – Trading centers

Italian Renaissance

Renaissance Italy

Reasons for the Renaissance in Italy – Commerce – Historical legacy – Rivalries Humanism – Plutarch Cicero

Renaissance Italy

Humanism – Civic and Christian – Intent – Methodology – Subjects Rhetoric Grammar Poetry Ethics History

Renaissance Italy City-states Territorial expansion – Food – Resources Warfare – Intense rivalries – Condottieri Balance of Power – Treaty of Lodi (1454) – Diplomacy

Renaissance Italy Major Powers – Milan – Venice – Florence – Rome (Papacy) – Naples

Milan Visconti Sforza

Venice Republic Mercantile State Mainland expansion

Florence Medici Republicanism Savonarola

Machiavelli Niccolo Machiavelli – Florence – The Prince (1532) Italian unification Ruler’s behavior Index of Forbidden Books

Papal States

Naples and Sicily Angevin Aragon

Renaissance Italy Italian Wars ( ) – France v. Spain – Sacking of Rome (1527) – Spanish dominance – Decline of Italy

Renaissance Italy

Italian Families Marriage Class Gender Crime and Punishment