Period 1 Docs
Period 1 (1450-1648) Class Documents:
PowerPoints:
Unit 1:
1-Later Middle Ages & Contextualization.pptx2-Italian Renaissance.pptx3-Northern Renaissance.pptx4-New Monarchies - Renaissance.pptx5-European Exploration & Conquest.pptxUnit 1 Study Guides, courtesy of Tom Richey:
ap_euro_renaissance_and_exploration_unit_1_study_poster_richey.pdfap_euro_topic_1.3_northern_renaissance_marco_learning_richey.pdfUnit 2:
6-Reformation Beginnings.pptx7-Reformation, Part II v3.pptx8-Catholic Reformation.pptx10-Wars of Religion v2.pptx11-Wars of Religion - Thirty Years War.pptxHandouts & Misc.:
Late Middle Ages Overview Handout.pdfDevelopment of National Monarchies Handout - CH12.docxWar of the Roses Handout.pdfRenaissance Art Handout.pdfReformation Religions Handout.pdfAP Concept Outline (from College Board)
AP Concept Outline Period 1.docxExtra Resources:
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, Episode 48 "Prophets of Doom"
http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-48-prophets-of-doom/
Summary: "Murderous millennial preachers and prophets take over the German city of Munster after Martin Luther unleashes a Pandora’s Box of religious anarchy with the Protestant Reformation."
Stuff You Missed in History Class: Catherine de Medici
Three Podcasts:
Catherine de Medici, Italian Orphan
Catherine de Medici and the Scarlet Nuptials (real life Red Wedding ala Game of Thrones)
Charles IX of France (Crazy, Fits of Rage young king, son of Catherine)
The Military Revolution (1350-1650)
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wondery/tides-of-history/e/51397673
Summary: As the fifteenth century turned into the sixteenth, warfare was transformed. Cannon made castles obsolete, and firearms and pikes displaced knights as the dominant force on the battlefield. Most of all, the scale of war grew infinitely larger, with a correspondingly greater impact on society as a whole.
YouTube Playlist: APEH Unit 1 Review
