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1 Do Now What do you think that Europe was able to dominate so much of the world for so long?

2 Mr. Wood AP World History 101
Cross-Cultural Interaction, Transoceanic Encounters and The Transformation of Europe Mr. Wood AP World History 101

3 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

4 Readings Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – Intro- 1-3 sentence summary Summary – 1-2 sentence summary 3 OPTICS Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 21

5 Marco … Polo!

6 Ibn Battuta and Dar al Salaam

7 Sauma, Montecorviono and attempted Mongol/Christian Alliance

8 Ticket Out- Word Splash
Melaka Marco Polo Khubilai Khan Rabban Sauma Sharia    Sufi Missionaries John of Montecorvino

9 Do Now Melaka Marco Polo Khubilai Khan Rabban Sauma Sharia
 Sufi Missionaries John of Montecorvino Gunpowder Technology Bubonic Plaque The Little Ice Age

10 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

11 Today’s Reading Chapter 21 3 OPTICS Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 21

12 Travel and Cultural Exchanges

13 Bubonic Plaque or Black Death

14 Western Europe: State Building

15 The Renaissance http://www. youtube. com/watch

16 The Chinese Maritime Trade of the Indian Ocean Basin http://www

17 Ticket Out What did you learn today?

18 Do Now – Word Splash with a partner
Gunpowder Technology Bubonic Plaque The Little Ice Age Ming Dynasty  Emperor Hongwu  Manors and Peasants/serfs  Mandarins Eunuchs Hundred Years’ War  The Renaissance Humanists Zheng He  Prince Henry the Navigator

19 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

20 Readings Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – Intro- 1-3 sentence summary Summary – 1-2 sentence summary 3 OPTICS Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 22

21 Why did Europe want to explore foreign lands?

22 Technological Advances lead to Exploration

23 Ticket Out What did you learn today?

24 Do Now Word Splash- Reconquista Triangular Lateen Sails Volta do Mar
Vasco da Gama  Taino   Ferdinand Magellan  Circumnavigation

25 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

26 Objective Explain how the Portuguese explanation, Columbus’s journey and the Columbian Exchanged changed live both in and outside of Europe.

27 Reading Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – 3 OPTICS Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 22

28 Portuguese explorers in Asia

29 Christopher Columbus :20 – 47:40, 49:35- 57:00

30 Christopher Columbus Knew New

31 What was the Columbian Exchange?

32 Write down examples of the Columbian exchange and its effects
Example of Columbian Exchange Effect

33 Ticket Out What did you learn today?

34 Do Now: Word Splash Vasco da Gama Taino Ferdinand Magellan
Circumnavigation Seven Years’ War  Afonso d’Alboquerque   English East India Company  United East India Company (VOC)  Marco Polo  Columbian Exchange  Transatlantic Trade

35 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

36 Homework Finish your vocab packet and write your chapter 22 travel log

37 Objective Explain the Circumnavigation of the world by Magellan and also the Seven Year’s War

38 Ferdinand Magellan

39 Seven Year’s War

40 Ticket Out What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE? Write down two ways that Europe changed during this chapter. Write down two ways that Europe stayed the same.

41 Do Now

42 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

43 Objective

44 Reading Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – Intro- 1-3 sentence summary Summary – 1-2 sentence summary 3 OPTICS Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 23

45 The Reformation- Martin Luther and Indulgences - https://www. youtube

46 Rapid fire Reaction What are your opinions of indulgences?
Was Luther right to write the 95 Theses and nail it to the church door? Why or why not?

47 The Reaction to Luther and the Reformation - https://www. youtube

48 Rapid Fire Reaction What did you think of Luther’s reaction to the peasant revolt? Will it be better or worse for Europe to have a divided church?

49 Herny VIII and the Reformation in England

50 Rapid Fire Reaction Why do you think it was so important for Henry VIII to have sons? What most likely would have happened if you would have resisted or spoke out against Henry VIII and his marriages or leaving the Catholic Church?

51 Ticket Out What surprised you most that you learned today? What questions to you have or what else would you like to know about the Reformation?

52 Do Now- Word Splash Protestant Reformation Martin Luther Henry VIII
Institutes of the Christian Religion Council of Trent St. Ignatius Loyola Society of Jesus

53 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

54 Objective

55 Readings Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – 3 OPTICS
Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 23

56 The Jesuits

57 Catholic Reformation

58 Rapid Fire Reaction What surprised you the most about the Jesuits and The Catholic Reformation? Why do you think there was this reaction during the Inquistion?

59 Thirty Years War

60 Rapid Fire Reaction What were the results of the Thirty years War and the Treaty of Westphalia? - 2-3 details

61 The English Civil War to the Glorious Revolution

62 Rapid Fire Why did Oliver Cromwell fail as Lord Protector? What was the end result of the Glorious Revoution?

63 Ticket Out

64 Do Now- Word Splash Protestant Reformation Martin Luther Henry VIII
Council of Trent St. Ignatius Loyola Society of Jesus King Phillip II  Thirty Years War   Charles V  Spanish Inquisition  The English Civil War  Glorious Revolution Absolute Monarchy King Louis XIV Catherine the Great Peace of Westphalia  

65 Essential Question What were the changes and continuities that happened in culture and economic systems in Europe from 1200 to 1750 CE?

66 Objective Explain how absolute rulers like Louis XIV ruled and how capitalism and mercantilism began.

67 Reading Ch. 21, 22, 23 Today’s Reading – 3 OPTICS
Each Heading notes P Work on your Vocab Packet as you go- Ch. 23

68 Louis XIV

69 Rapid Fire Reaction Was Louis XIV effective in his rule? Could there be any long term problems because of what Louis XIV did for France?

70 Capitalism and Joint stock Companies
“Capitalism came in the first ships." —Carl N. Degler, Out of Our Past

71 Mercantilism

72 Mercantilism

73 Rapid Fire Reaction What is your opinion of Mercantilism? Is it efficient or is it Cruel?

74 Ticket Out What did you learn today?

75 Do Now Should the religion and science go together or should they be separate? Give your response with 2-3 details.

76 The Enlightenment

77 What is the difference between these two?
Ptolemic Universe Copernican Universe

78 Scientific Revolution- Galileo

79 Rapid Fire Reaction Why do you think the Church was so against the Copernican Theory and Galileo’s Dialogue?

80 Isaac Newton

81 Ticket Out What did you learn today?

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