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A History Resource from “Quest for Royals and Revolution”
Target Age Group: Grades 9th to 12th
Type of Resource: Non-Consumable
This History Resource
In the late 1400’s, the world teetered on the edge of dynamic change. Columbus’ unbelievable discovery across the ocean from the “known world,” together with the new ideas that came out of the Renaissance, brought the world to a point of no return. Crossing into the 1500’s, the people of the world would find themselves confronted with new inventions, ideas and ideologies. Swept along by climatic and cultural change, civilization was propelled into the modern age. Follow this exciting story, and learn about the people and events that contributed to the advance of world history.
Here are the Section Titles in This Resource
- 1453: A Tour of Europe in the Pivotal Year 1453
- The Props Onstage: The Legacy of the Mongols
- The Players Assemble: The Ottoman Empire, the Holy Roman Empire, England, France, Spain, the Netherlands
- Raising the Curtain, A Role for One: Prince Henry of Portugal
- Age of Exploration: A Few Men Change the World
- Religious Controversy: Fervor for Faith & Islamic World
- Rise of the Dynastic State
- England’s Tudor Family
- Tudor England
- The Holy Roman Empire: Neither Holy, Nor Roman, Nor an Empire
- The Eastern World: China, Japan, and Mughal India
- New Ways of Looking at Knowledge
- World Changing Invention: The Microscope
- New World Colonization: Trade in the Atlantic & Establishment of Trading Companies
- England’s House of Stuart
- France’s Royal Line
- Spain’s Power Declines
- The British Empire
- Russia’s Romanov Dynasty: Tsars and Emperors
- New Ideas: New Thinkers & the Enlightenment
- In America
- In France
- The Industrial Revolution
- Reform & Change
- The Victorian Era
- The Young United States
- The Eastern World, Again
- Revolutionary Stirrings
120 pages.
