Henry III of France

Woodville's Life As An Accused Witch Queen Consort Elizabeth Woodville remains a legacy in today's time. She impacted the future of England for centuries to come, because of her second marriage with King Edward IV from a royal family. Although controversial challenges such as witchcraft faced Woodville, she still made a lasting impact. Elizabeth Woodville and her family established a legacy that has had a tremendous effect in history to this date. Woodville was the first born of Sir Richard…

Chapter 6 Vocab: 1. Samuel de Champlain - French explorer who established Quebec on the St. Lawrence River area and became known as the "Father of New France" 2. Huguenots - French Protestants who received limited toleration from the Edict of Nantes 3. coureurs de bois - French beaver hunters and fur traders who were often of mixed Amerindian heritage 4. voyageurs - French-Canadian fur traders and beaver hunters who often recruited Indians 5. Albany Congress - Inter-colonial congress called in…

A. Plan of the investigation The topic of this investigation is “What impact did the renaissance have on medicine?”. I chose this subject because I wanted to see the changes the Renaissance made in a specific field. I thought medicine was interesting since it is an aggregation of many different fields such as science, art and religion. I will focus on the changes that were made and the differences from the Medieval times by investigating the important figures at that time. For this…

At first, an indulgence was understood as a certificate given to a person by the Pope whose sins had been forgiven. While never being stated by the church themselves, many members of the clergy believed that Grace was simply achieved by purchasing an indulgence with money (Walter). Martin Luther said in regards to the selling of indulgences that, “If you can get someone out of purgatory for money, why would you not do so out of love?” (Baker). In simpler terms, during this time, money was the…

Estates at Risk Thirteenth century England demonstrated a perfect model of feudalism. The hereditary elite (the second estate) maintained its rule over an impoverished peasantry (the third estate), while the clergy (the first estate) held sway over all levels of society, setting moral standards and guiding the affairs of kings and serfs alike. However, as the 13th century came to a close, the durability of this rigid social order was about to be tested. A series of crises in 14th century…

Even though the constitution had problems, just having one was able to change how different countries saw Prussia, such as Austria (The Editors). Prussia’s defeat of Austria during the Seven Weeks War, and the defeat of France finally led to the unification of Germany and took France off from being the leading superpower at the time and showed that Prussia had what…

with certain unalienable rights.” His quote meant that all men should be treated the same because their creator gave them certain rights that can’t be taken away. Next on the Declaration of Independence is the list of grievances against, King George III of England. Jefferson listed many ways how the king was unfit to rule their country. Lastly on the paper, they declared and formally stated they were now self-ruling. The delegates that signed the Declaration of Independence knew that signing it…

:-) crippling Europe’s ability to pay off its war debts and damaging America industry 48.Why was the Kellogg-Briand Pact significant? A. ? The nations involved agreed not to use threat of war against each other. 49.A primary reason for Henry Ford’s success in the automobile industry was that he C.:-) adopted a strategy of horizontal integration 50.The purpose of the Nineteenth Amendment was to D.:-) grant suffrage to women 51.The Scopes Trial illustrated the nation’s…

Ontario and the Mohawk Valley General Burgoyne was forced to surrender his army at Saratoga on October 17, 1777 to American general Horatio Gates (this event is known as Burgoyne's Blunder) [AP 145] This win made it possible for urgently needed aid from France Strange French Bedfellows After the April 1775 Lexington shooting, French covertly gave weapons to the Americans (AP…

characterized by the revolution of the “new world.” During this period of transformation, the world powers and monarchs refocused their control towards stances of tyranny. Furthermore, turmoil spread over Europe due to the dispute of Henry VIII of England, Francis I of France, and Charles V of Spain over the sole control of the land. With…