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History 122 - World History to 1650: Spice Trade
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History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Monday, November 15, 2010. The spice trade in the Islamic Era. For the sake of argument, could you answer the following? Detail the argument behind the assertion that the spice trade led to the formation of governments in Southeast Asia. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
History 122 - World History to 1650: The early Muslim empire
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History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Wednesday, November 3, 2010. The early Muslim empire. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a member of the history department at Loyola University New Orleans. View my complete profile. Tightening up our calendar for the last two weeks:. The early Muslim empire. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
History 122 - World History to 1650: Test 3 Answer Key
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History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Test 3 Answer Key. Here is the key I used to grade your exams. Note that at some level, interpretation of points and value is subjective and that I tried to be as generous as possible with partial credit. Test: “Comus”. As long as Rome conquered, it gained more slaves –...
History 122 - World History to 1650: September 2010
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History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Tuesday, September 21, 2010. Questions for Test 1. 1)Describe the relationship between the emergence of widespread agriculture and the emergence of the caste system in Vedic society. 4) How did the duties of the Brahmin class of the Vedic culture differ from the duties of the Zhou ruling class? How did ...
History 122 - World History to 1650: Test 3 Questions
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History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Tuesday, November 9, 2010. 2) What is the historical basis of the phrase “Phyrric victory? 8221; Why did Rome let its opponents win Phyrric victories, and how did Rome’s warrior ethos enable it to engage in this sort of strategy? 3) What was the fundamental issue at stake amongst the Jews that led to in...
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Frequently Asked Questions in HIST 1112
Frequently Asked Questions in HIST 1112. Tuesday, June 06, 2006. FAQ 1: What is this thing called Podcasting? Many of the lectures are available to you in the course as podcasts. Podcasts are simply recordings which are made available to you automatically (when you are subscribed to the internet) once you subscribe to the feed where they reside. You do not have to go out and get them. Posted by Dr. Reiman @ 12:25 PM. FAQ 1: What is this thing called Podcasting?
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Monday, December 13, 2010. Weather 13th December 2010. Just to let you know that as we have significant snow on the ground and, that the temperature is dangerously low, I will not be in my office today. I will be in again on Wednesday. Wednesday, December 8, 2010. Study Guide for Exam Three. 1 Willy Brandt’s Eastern Policy. 2 Oil Crisis (1973-4). 5 Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). 13 Civil War in Bosnia. 14 Gulf War (1990-1). What symbolized the end? Who won it and why? 3 Discuss apartheid in Sou...
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Explore the articles, speeches and videos from the following link. http:/ www.history.com/topics/civil-rights-movement. Be sure to pay attention to the explore more at the bottom of the page for specific events and people. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. SO the question becomes if Hitler was open about his intentions, aggressive in his language and rascist in his beliefs why did people follow him? And http:/ www.historylearningsite.co.uk/Adolf Hiter Mein Kampf.htm. Explore these sites ...
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HIST 120-5549 Spring Semester Blogging. Wednesday, May 12, 2010. Aftermath and Future of the New Madrid Territory. The destruction caused by the San Francisco earthquake event was severe due to the population center of San Francisco being situated almost on top of the epicenter of the earthquake, which was just two miles off shore. In geologic terms, the epicenter of the San Francisco earthquake can be considered a direct hit on San Francisco. [4]. Panoramic View of San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake.
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History 122 - World History to 1650
History 122 - World History to 1650. This blog serves as a companion to my three sections of History 122, World Civilizations to 1650, taught in the fall semester 2010 at Loyola University of New Orleans. Monday, December 6, 2010. 1) What is the concept of “the cockpit of Europe,” and how did it allow the West to emerge as a much more powerful part of the globe both militarily and economically? Be sure to consider the gunpowder revolution in all of its manifestations. 6) With respect to its ability to co...
History 123 Africa Since 1800
History 123 Africa Since 1800. Friday, January 23, 2009. Spring, 2009 MW 10–10:50 and sec. Prof Landau’s office hrs.: MW 2–3:30. Phone: 5-4291; e: PLandau@umd.edu. Teaching assistant: Jeremy Best: jbest@umd.edu). Clickable MAP OF AFRICA. Sub-Saharan Africa (since 1800). The course provides an overview of the history of colonial and post-colonial Africa, from the decline of the trans-Atlantic slave-trade, highlighting exemplary events and persons, and long-term processes. One Woman’s Jihad. Students who i...
History 124 - World Civilizations from 1650
History 124 - World Civilizations from 1650. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Last Lecture for 124! I'm trying something new. I hope it works! Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Proxy Wars and Decolonization. As former colonized nations gained independence, a race began for the ideology of these peoples - between Communism and Capitalism. Although this is not precisely true. It was more of a fight between the American and Soviet spheres of influence. What made their message so powerful? Monday, April 11, 2011. The Ger...
Understanding Historical Change: Medieval Europe - Home
Understanding Historical Change: Medieval Europe. 29 April - For Monday, read the excerpts from Boccaccio's Decameron. In your sourcebook. Also, if you are doing the extra credit, the written portion of the Hildegard of Bingen assignment is due on Tuesday at class time. Final Exam Study Guide. How to Construct an Annotated Bibliography. 1) The purpose of this course is to acquire a basic. Familiarity with the discipline of history—how historians. 3) Since this section is designated as an Eloquentia Perfe...
History 131
Saturday, December 6, 2008. Friday, December 14, 2007. Crimsoned in human gore. Wednesday, December 5, 2007. Crisis of the 1850s (II). Crisis of the 1850s (I). Sunday, November 25, 2007. Mexican War/Southern Culture and Economy. Saturday, November 17, 2007. A compact with death, an agreement with hell.". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe in a reader.
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Podcasts of United States History, 1865-Present. Course taught by David H. Noon. University of Alaska Southeast. Sunday, May 13, 2007. No good explanation for why this has taken so long - end of the semester laziness, most likely. The lecture itself is short and covers a lot of ground; also, I delivered the lecture with my year-old daughter in my left arm. A difficult feat. Posted by davenoon @ 5:27 PM. Thursday, April 26, 2007. Posted by davenoon @ 10:24 AM. Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Vietnam War (part II).
