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1500 BCE
Western Europe the early modern world!
In my project, I learned that people could participate in the government regardless of class: farmers, farmer's sons, and even Peasants. I also knew that in a monarchy, kids could become heads of the monarchy whether they were mature or not. Their position could not be taken away. -
1000 BCE
Feudalism
Feudalism around the world. Feudalism affected multiple generations from the top of the pyramid down. Peasants were affected by Feudalism more than others; land being taken, abuse, hate, and torture. -
18 BCE
Economic footprint of War
The economic footprint of war is the hints to the landscape, weather, terrains, and left sight of war. Throughout many wars the after state of where the battles were held and fought is shown through the way it was left. You can see it depending on the place, but in forests, left bombings, and many scars. -
17 BCE
Grand Siecle and Enlightenment
Some things that I learned from the Grand Siecle and Enlightenment, the king, came along and changed multiple ideas and things that the kingdom did before. When he was stuck and had few people on his side, he used propaganda to get people on his side. -
1300
Ming Dynasty
Ruling of china when it was doubled with people, it was an orthodox dynasty. -
1400
Colony
A colony is an area under full or partial control of another country a distant place occupied by settlers. -
1500
Imperialism
Extending a country's power and influence through military force or diplomacy. -
1500
Alva Ixtlilxochitl
Time when the spaniards marched to the aztec capital and caused trouble. -
1500
Ottoman Empire
The ottoman empire was on elf the largest and the most enduring of the great islamic empires. -
The new world
In the new world Europeans brought over plants, animals, diseases and many other things, risking the lives of those living on the new world before hand. -
Columbian exchange
The columbian exchange was a trade between US, Europe, Asia and, Africa during the 16-1700's. It was an agreement that provided crops, animals, and spread of diseases across those places. Without this event many countrys wouldn't have the items they had today, or went through the events that happened as well. -
Candiani's Dreaming of Dry Land
this story was a small description about what colonization looked like back then. It was an example of the way that certain things ended up, like water, land, food, medications, materials they were all affected. -
Natives in the Columbian exchange
Tomatoes were an example of an item exchanged by the Aztecs to the Europeans during the columbian exchange. Many items that were native were given to certain places to then be exchanged by a place. Natives played a huge role in the Columbian exchange knowingly but sometimes unknowingly. -
New opportunities
New opportunities were found everywhere, it was jobs and any work that was around. People were even encouraged to sail to find work. The French sailed to Algeia and started farms as work. -
Mechanization
The use of machines to replace the labor of animals and humans. It was the opening for the industrial revolution and a change from a focus on agriculture and handicraft production to manufactured goods by machine. -
French Revolution
The french revolution was started by the third class of people who were tired of turning in taxes just so the king could hoard them to himself. -
Early Modern Government
1 thing I learned about the early modern-day government in Russia/Sweden was that they had a monarchy. Russia being huge ended up fighting Sweden for more territory and won ending the Swedish empire. -
Competition in the produce industry
Competition as Adam Smith says, is completely for the "gain" and money that a single man can make. It concludes of status, revenue, and the way that you are seen by others. -
The Wealth of Nations
Adam Smith wrote a piece describing the way that the production industry works. Going over human nature, competition, and even incentive in the system. An important one to cover is human nature. Human nature is the recorded way of how humans live, survive, and react in life. Humans intend only their own gain, and center themselves around finding and putting things to best fit them. -
Document D The French Revolution
Mary wrote an article about women's rights during the 1900's she stated that women deserve the right to inherit their education just like men. She believes this will help equality. -
Political rivalries
2 countries or more running against each other! Britain started a small colony and other country's wanted to have one too. -
Waldron
Russia took control over part of Asia. -
Mass production and slaughtering of Sables
Sables fur during the 1800^ was in high demand. The fur not only was used for luxury items but for things like paying taxes, fines, passenger fares, school, and dowries. The animal's fur is very valuable and still seen worn today. -
Napoleon
Napoleon ruled over France in 1804^ he was the first emperor of France and loved by many. he was greatly needed during the time when France was desperate for a ruler during the French revolution. -
Napoleon Perusall
Napoleon was looked at as a hero in many eyes. What he has done has also been looked at as " just a part of history"; but what I learned about Napoleon has opened my eyes to the silence of history. Napoleon was around during the slave trade and even participated in racism. Even though I am aware that most humans were racist and well knowing what they were doing, I was reading and something he said was brought to my attention. (I don't have enough room to put it so I will just send it.) -
Luddities
Workers that revolted against the machine-making industry. They were seen as a mob and later on parliament made industrial sabotage a capital offense. -
Colonialism
Acquiring control over another country occupying it with settlers and exploiting it economically. -
Fascism
Fascism is a movement/ way of thinking. It involves a leader and the belief that war overrules peace. Fascism is a dark way of thinking that lays more right. -
Mussolini
Mussolini was the starter of fascism. He was a master manipulator, and gaslighter. He used his skills to start up a fascist state and make fascism a movement. -
Tsar ruler- Anna
Anna Ioannovna was a Russian tsar ruler from 1730-1740. She was a young lady born in Moscow on January 28, 1693. Her father Ivan the 5th was a tsar before her and later on, died passing the throne to Anna. -
Adolf Hitler
I'm writing about Adolf Hitler, he dictated Germany in 1933-1945. He inflicted a lot of pain and suffering during his ruling. -
Fascism in germany
Fascism in Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler, a horrible, disgusting man. He was a fascist that stuck out more than others. He convinced Germany that the way to solve their issues would be to murder, enslave and capture Jews. He was a role model to many fascists. -
Cold War
Period of Tension between the US and the Soviets. This led to many fights, nuclear threats, and tension in other countries. -
Korean War
The war over the Korean peninsula. Between North and South Korea. The United States were able to prevent communism from overtaking South Korea. -
Great Leap Forward
Transition in China/ campaign led by the Chinese Communist Party. Leading to Modernization, steel experimenting, food suffering, and more. -
Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall was created to prevent those in Berlin from escaping the soviet controlled part to the western parts. -
Neocolonialism
The hold of a country on another by collecting resources for support. -
Honduras, Tunisia, Kenya, Congo, and Kazakstan. (neocolonialism)
Neocolonialism Similarities in these countries based around resource gain, and higher advantage overall. The most common reason for neocolonialism in these countries was the overall trading. For support a country had to give power, resources, fruit, and men for labor. Through unfair treatment and unfair alliances countries found themselves very vulnerable even with "support". -
Cuban Missile Crisis
The pivotal event in the history of the cold war that almost brought the world to the brink of nuclear war; which was after the US discovered secret nuclear missiles in Cuba. -
Cultural Revolution
The attempt to revive revolutionary fervor and consolidate his power within the party. Promotion of Mao’s revolutionary ideology. -
Affect on Africa after French rule, in some places...
In Africa after France dropped them. Parts of Africa were poor and helpless while others weren't affected so badly. Some things that left a mark on Africa were Franks, French, CFA, resource extraction, foreign aid, they were given stability, military aid, and lastly a lifelong alliance. -
French rule in Africa (video)
French took over Africa after being embarrassed by the Nazis. They did it to look strong and as if they could bounce back fast. They threatened Africa leader, they claimed they could have independence in exchange for resources and troops. A quote that Bongo said during his rule in Africa was, "poor in freedom, rich in slavery" And that is why bongo fought for freedom in Africa and spent his money (130 mill) on Africa. -
French rule over Africa
French rule in Africa was a very ugly thing. During the time of this, most of Europe was attacking different places in Africa. They were able to get away with horrible treatment because they had high power over other places. With amazing large amounts of allies and no specific fear. -
Afghanistan War
The war between Majaraj and the Soviet Union and the Republic of Afghanistan. -
Socialism in Afghanistan
Socialism in Afghanistan was a very loose thing. Afghanistan was mainly run by communism and was on the verge of being unwanted. Later on, communism was defeated and Socialism was brought up, mostly because of the need for a strong leader and government who could keep things in order. -
Dictators
A dictator is a person who rules over a country normally by force, or manipulation. -
War and what is left behind
In many wars, left behind is many different things. One being the destroyed buildings, or the indented grounds. Another crazy thing left behind was a mine field. The ground is surrounded by explosives, but above the explosives is a normal field hiding the danger. -
How Colonialism spawned
Colonialism was and still is a major way for countries to control and destroy other places through threats and abuse. Colonialism was shown in many places and events but for example, the congo which was taken over, or Palestine, and New Zealand are shown going through major land rejections after being forced to destroy their land. Soil dryness and Vegetation are 2 great examples of what happens when places are taken over. These 2 things also lead to wildfires and the extinction of animals. -
New scientific ideas
- Science exploration and acceptance -After the death of Nicolas Copernicus ideas and theories about the world came up and were slowly discussed and brought to life. Including star theories, earth theories and health theories.
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Newtons Law
Newton was a scientist who figured out the law of gravity while sitting under an apple tree. -
Science Laws
Lock and Hobbes were two English philosophers who discussed the ideas of scientific laws and laws in general. They explained how they believed monarchy was the best form of government for natural law and who should decide laws. -
American Revolution
The American Revolution reading consisted of people migrating to escape religious prosecution and start a new life. The Americans were being heavily taxed and the climate where they were located was taking resources. After the British decided to end their relationship with the Americans they created a war that lasted 7 years. -
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Toussaint Louverture was a Haitian general leader of the Haitian Revolution. He was a passionate free slave who used his connections to better Haiti. -
Haitian Revolution
The Haitian Revolution was a rebellion started by slaves in 1791 and ending in 1803. The reason for war was the unfair laws and enslavement Africans were being put under. The war was long and brutally violent but in the end, the french colony was renamed Haiti and freed slaves. -
Revolution Study
The Irish War of Independence was a war between Ireland and Britain. The reason for the war was the independence that Ireland wanted from the British.