PPT-The World of European Culture

Chapter 7 Section 4 Mannerism Mannerism emerged in Italy sometime in the 1520s and 1530s as the Renaissance came to an end It reflected this new environment in art by deliberately breaking down the High Renaissance principles of balance harmony and moderation. HUMS 101. Setting the World Scene, chronological bias, etc.. Chronological bias. Starting at the end?. 1,000,000 . y.a. .: human migration began. 150,000 . y.a. .: occupied all of Africa. 100,000-70,000 . I. World War I : U.S. Neutrality. Objective 8.01:. Examine the reasons why the United States remained neutral at the beginning of World War I but later became involved.. A. European Background. Video:. Blending of cultures creates a new identity, which can be stronger as a collective group and much more stable, why do these assimilations increase solidarity? . Definitions. European Union – A union of 28 different countries located in Europe.. 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”?. Chapter 2 – Unit One. Identity and Culture in a Globalizing World. In this chapter, we will look at how various peoples in Canada and elsewhere express their individual and collective identities, and how these expressions are affected by globalization. . Reasons for the Age of Exploration. Europe was getting crowded . in some cities, and certain groups during the Reformation like the French Calvinists the Huguenots began looking for safety in . religious freedom.. Which of the great religious systems below were characterized by monotheism combined with a sacred text and a strong missionary thrust?. Buddhism and Confucianism. Buddhism and Hinduism. Christianity and Judaism. 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”?. (Age of Exploration). What were the causes of European exploration?. Gold. - desire to increase profits through trade. God. -desire to spread Christianity. Glory. -to make a name for oneself and one’s country. post-race/. decolonised. ) pedagogy.. Part 2. Gurnam. Singh and Glynis . C. ousin. Wednesday. , 16th November, . 2016. University . of Chester Law School, . 67 . Liverpool Road, Chester, CH2 1AW. 1. Interrogating Differential Outcomes in Degree Awarding: towards a post-race/ decolonised ) pedagogy. Part 2 Gurnam Singh and Glynis C ousin Wednesday , 16th November, 2016 University of Chester Law School, Imperialism- . Cultural . Effects. Education. Gaining Western education generated new identities for a small minority. Reading and writing almost “magical”. Access to better paying positions. Social mobility and elite status. ENEUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGYENA SECURE EUROPE IN A BETTER WORLDNcouvdos2mmindd 15/07/09 131918ENESSindd 480/09/09 130557Council of the European UnionEUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGY - A SECURE EUROP 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.