PPT-The Rise of European Culture

The Middle Ages and the Renaissance Ignorance Life Expectancy Pagan vs Christian Feudalism Poor Economy Vague Nationalities United by Church Poor Bureaucracies Art Medieval Culture Crusades. Using archival material kept across Europe Dr Christian Goeschel from The University of Manchester says the Italian Fascist as a senior partner to Hitler until the mid1930s was instrumental in the rise of the Nazi party in the pre war years And many The Baroque Period. Time of Turbulent Change. Conquest of new worlds. Rise of the middle class (against monarchy). Characterized by “appalling poverty and wasteful luxury, magnificent idealism and savage oppression.”. C4K4. Objectives. 1) Threat to Folk Culture.. 2) Environmental Impact of Popular Culture. How . MDC’s. threaten LCD’s Culture. Rise in incomes = rise in demand of. Western products. . Loss of Traditional Values: may turn away from traditional material culture of food, clothing, and shelter. Why?. Unit Objectives. To learn how civilization was re-established after the fall of Rome and the challenges people faced during the Middle Ages. To learn how modern monarchies rose in Rome’s place. To . 1.Define the following terms in your own words:. A. Revolution B. Industrial C. Ethnic.. 2. How many different languages, religions, customs, and ethnic groups do you think there are in Europe?. 3. What is “western culture”?. 1. Europe influenced the world.. . a) Spread of culture. . b) Spread of religion: Christianity. . c) Spread of European languages. . d) Spread of European governments. 2. European nations became wealthy and powerful. Creating our YSU. 1. Culture of Community. Office of the President. Division of. Multicultural. Affairs. CoC. RISE Committees. cartoon. 2. Associate Vice President. Responsibilities. CDO/AVP’s Role. Native American. Western. Emphasis on the circle . View life as a continuance, or series of repeating cycles. Example: seasons, circle of life (birth, death, rebirth). Death is not an ending, continuance of the cycle. C4K4. Objectives. 1) Threat to Folk Culture.. 2) Environmental Impact of Popular Culture. How . MDC’s. threaten LCD’s Culture. Rise in incomes = rise in demand of. Western products. . Loss of Traditional Values: may turn away from traditional material culture of food, clothing, and shelter. Why?. 1.Define the following terms in your own words:. A. Revolution B. Industrial C. Ethnic.. 2. How many different languages, religions, customs, and ethnic groups do you think there are in Europe?. 3. What is “western culture”?. 15 04 2016. | . Vilnius. , . Lithuania. The. re is . no single program . currently. . available. . stricly. for . cultural. cooperation . that. . covers. . all. BSR . countries. .. There. is a . . . Combatting Implicit Bias. . Toni Schmader, Ph.D.. Canada Research Chair in Social Psychology. University of British Columbia. . them.. WP2: . Introduction with key issues for popularization EM in WBC. Amela Ajanovic. Vienna University . of. Technology (TU WIEN). Kick-off meeting/ . 02.03.2023. Partnership for Promotion and Popularization of Electrical Mobility through Transformation and Modernization of WB HEIs Study Programs/. Euroscepticism? . Border and Citizenship.. fabienne.leloup@uclouvain-mons.be. CESPOL - IFD. UCLouvain. Campus FUCaM Mons. https://ifd.hypotheses.org/. The Identity crisis of Europe: Euroscepticism in border regions.