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Daniel Fuhst
A.P. U.S. Government- 4th Hour
31 January 2011
Title of Article: Diversity in the Power Elite
Thesis Statement: Minorities and Women must do more than white Christian males to end up as part of the ?power elite?.
Spanish & English colonization processes (1450-1800) were similar and different:
Political:
both had specific governing system. Spain's was Council of Indies. English used the House of Burgesses (first democratic style system). Both were far from their mother countries. set up local governments/viceroys. spanish viceroys held broader power, english colonies had local governments.
Japan from Shogunate to Empire
Emperors & Shoguns
Shogunate: decentralized secular government under a military leader (Shogun) who was loyal to the Emperor.
Shogunates weak against outside forces, Japan try to avoid outside confrontation
1600?s NO allow foreigners in or Japanese to go abroad
Emperors often disregarded (the above), black market trade & trading
Japan FAIL to make single policy to resist against Euro and AM encroachment
Santiago Sabogal
Period 7
29/11/10
Guided Reading 12
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Steppes: Treeless plains, especially the high, flat expanses of northern Eurasia, which usually have little rain and are covered with coarse grass. They are good lands for nomads and their herds. Living on the steppes promoted the breeding of horses and the development of military skills that were essential to the rise of the Mongol Empire.
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Robert Browne?founder of the Brownists?seceded from the Church of England.
John Calvin?Institutes of the Christian religion; leader of Calvinism?form of Protestant.
Pope Leo X?excommunicated Martin Luther
Pope Clement VII
Pope Paul III
Pope Paul IV
Pope Pius V
Thomas Cranmer
Johann Eck
John Hus
Ignatius de Loyola
John of Leyden
John Knox
Martin Luther
Michael Servetus
Johann Tetzel
Thomas Wolsey
John Wycliffe
Ulrich Zwingli
Catherine of Aragon
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