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European History A Brief Summary

Certain materials are included under the fair use exemption of the U.S. Copyright Law and have been prepared according to the multimedia fair use guidelines and are restricted from further use. Flags and maps obtained from: © Jon Benignus

The Romans Ruled much of Europe Built roads and aqueducts Culture influenced later generations Romans ruled from c 500 B.C. to c 400 A.D.

Greece – Parthenon

Parthenon – Nashville, TN

Rome - Colosseum

Roman Aqueduct

The Roman Empire

Constantine II © 2006 Jon Benignus

Roman Commemorative © 2006 Jon Benignus /

© 1987 Jon Benignus/

The Fall of Rome _Barbarian_Migrations.JPG

Europe AD

Reuniting Europe Charlemagne – c 800 A.D. –Holy Roman Empire Napoleon – c 1800 –France Adolph Hitler – c 1940 –Germany

Charlemagne’s Empire u/Dept/Hy/Ashley/hy105/Map _- _Empire_of_Charlemagne_to _814.JPG

The Crusades

Europe AD The Renaissance

Europe 1600 AD Reformation uther_map_christian_religions_europe.jp g

Napoleon’s Empire

Germany vs. France Germany United in 1871 –Franco-Prussian War World War I World War II Invaded France 3 times in 70 years

Hitler’s Germany a.org/wikipedia/comm ons/7/7e/Second_wor ld_war_europe_ _map_en.png

Stopping the Germans Treaty of Versailles –Vindictive peace Maginot Line –Germans walked around it The European Union

The EU Formed in 1957 Has expanded to 27 countries today

Soviet Bloc Europe split after WWII –W. Europe and Soviet Bloc Western Democracies formed: – NATO – Military Alliance – EU – Economic Organization Eastern Communists formed: – Warsaw Pact – Military Alliance

NATO vs. the Soviet Bloc

Fall of the Soviet Bloc Soviet Bloc fell apart in the early 1990s Former Soviet Bloc countries join the West –NATO and the EU

20 th Century European History World War I World War II Cold War European Union 

You will be tested on... Rise and fall of the Soviet Bloc The unification of Europe through the EU

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