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Major Belief Systems

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Major Belief Systems: -Belief systems were the basic building blocks for most ancient civilizations -They include guidelines for human behavior; Philosophies focus on human behavior interations with others -Some belief systems disappeared while others persisted for many years (including Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, ect.) -The major belief systems of to 600 C.E. are Polytheism, Confucianism, Daoism, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity POLYTHEISM: -belief in numerous gods, each god had a specialty, usually referring to nature; the gods impacted daily life on earth to varying degrees, sometimes good or bad -Usually centered on spirits who were sensed in certain objects of places -Farmers often centered on a Mother Earth and Sky God (agriculture)

Terms for Review: Revolutionary Period

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Terms for Unit 2 Test 6 Acadians Albany Congress (1754) coureurs de bois Edict of Nantes (1598) French and Indian War (Seven Years? War) (1754-1763) Huguenots King George?s War (1744-1748) King William?s War (1689-1697) Pontiac?s uprising (1763) Fort Dusquesne Fort Necessity Louisbourg Proclamation of 1763 Qu?bec, Battle of (1759) Queen Anne?s War (1702-1713) regulars War of Jenkins?s Ear (began in 1739) William Pitt James Wolfe William Braddock Louis XIV Marquis de Montcalm Benjamin Franklin George Washington Acadians 7 admiralty courts Boston Massacre (1770) Boston Tea Party (1773) committees of correspondence (1772 and after) Daughters of Liberty Declaratory Act (1766) First Continental Congress (1774) ?Intolerable Acts? (1774) Lexington and Concord, Battles of (April 1775)

Establishment of Colonies

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American Life in the 17th Century Chesapeake- The Chesapeake Bay area was one of the most inhospitable places for English setters. Most people who did live there were dying in late teens or early 20s during the 1600s. The main reason for these early deaths was disease. However, people continued to migrate to the area due to the fertile soil and opportunity to make money. The soil was quickly exhausted, leaving a large demand for ?virgin land?.

Chapters 1-5

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Writing Rhetorical Devices

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Writing & Rhetorical Devices This handout has a number of rhetorical devices that you should know. Some of them you already know. Some of them you never heard of. Some of them you should use when you write. Some of them you should know when you are writing a rhetorical analysis or argument. You might not remember all the names when you are writing, but if you can internalize the ideas in these definitions, you can still write maturely.

southeast asia

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Devaughn Hopkins 12-16-2010 Global history Brown Southeast Asia Three topographical zones: Indochina mainland Malay peninsula Thousands of islands extending on an east ?west axis far into pacific ocean Trades between southern and eastern Asia Natural resources islands= tops of volcanoes tropical climate monsoon=provide dependable rainfall through the year mostly covered in rainforest swidden-land cleared of vegetation by cutting and burning rice=staple food product Malay peoples-dominant population in region made several waves of migration

Renaissance Paper

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The Renaissance was a time of rebirth, and an introduction of new ways of thinking. Including on how the artisans? painting styles and the fact that they now started signing and taking ownership of their works. Many of the great painters hail from the Renaissance era. Artist like ad Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello and Tintoretto are a few among many great artisans. Jacob Tintoretto painted many things, almost all of his major paintings were very religious. Artwork during the Renaissance reflected the deeply religious themes of the time; and a reoccurring theme was the depiction of the battle between good and evil.

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