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what did mr mcollough mean when he said "no one has ever lived in the past"
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no one has ever lived in the past we are always in the present
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what did mr mcollough say we needed to know before we know who we are and where were headed
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we need to know our forebearers and what they did for us
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what did mr mcollough say the teaching and appreciation of history should begin
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they should begin with a love and understanding/knowledge of it
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what is the most powerful agent for control in medieval europe
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the roman catholic church
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during the middle ages did most people accept or deny God's rule over the affairs of mankind
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accept
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define Renaissance
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rebirth
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how did the crusades effect europe
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introduced geography, culture, and riches of the east making trade possible
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what was the primary motivation to explore new lands
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to get around the arab 'middlemen' and discover a place where they could find good things to trade
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what culture emerged in what is now mexico around 1600AD
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the aztects
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since the treaty and line of demarcation (which pope alexander VI set) what were the spanish able to do
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conquer lands without the portugese in the way
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whose crew sailed around the world and how long did it take them
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ferdinand magellan.
it took them 3yrs |
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what spanish explorer led the conquest of the aztecs
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hernando cortes
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what was the first permanent european settlement in what would become the united states
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st. augustine, florida
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what were the goals for spanish exploration in the western hemisphere
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the spanish wanted to control the areas they explored
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what european country was the dominant power in the western hemisphere until about 1600AD
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spain
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how were the native americans effected by the european exploration
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europeans brought smallpox and the measels
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what are four reasons for studying hisotry
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1)its our story 2)it helps us comprehend things in the present 3)it helps us learn from out past 4)god teaches us its important to know
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how does studying history help you know more about yourself
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everyone has descendants who took part they influence who we are.it effects the way we think and why we do things they way we do them
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how does history help us evaluate what we hear from the media today
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if we didnt have history we would believe anything the media told us
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what did george santayana say about people who cdant remember the past
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'those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it'
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how are the abolitionist and pro-life movement parallel
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they both want to set people free
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name the five themes in history
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expansion, power and control, mixture of good and bad, ethnocentricity, and the fabric of hisotry
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give an example of expansion in american hisotry.what was the cost paid for this expansion
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our population.the forests have to be destroyed to make room for us to make houses for the people
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give an example of the exercise of power and control in american ihstory
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our government
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what is ethnocentricity
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a person's way of doing things based on their ethnic group
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in what way does history repeat itself and in what way does it not
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it repeats like our wars that weve been having with other countries for ages.or when we learn from our past and do something different
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define worldview
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a person's understanding of the world in whch that person lives
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