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Brittney Henley Pd. 2A Chapter 12: Age of Religious Wars Key Topics; -War between Calvinists and Catholics in France. -The Spanish occupation of the Netherlands. -Struggle for supremacy between England and Spain. -The devastation of Central Europe during the Thirty Years’ War. |Vocabulary |Notes | | |

Matters concerning religion today were not like they were in the beginning of the sixteenth century. Before Martin Luther posted his 95 thesis starting the Protestant reformation, there was only the religion of Catholicism. The Protestant reformation, brought on by the northern renaissance, gave us diverse religions such as Lutheranism, Calvinism, Anabaptist, and many others. Although the spread of these new religions pleased the people of the country, the ruling authorities and catholic dignitaries

Honor is a concept that has a great deal to do with entitlement and based on the actions or qualities of a person. There are three main types of honor that society recognizes; family, men, and women and in The Heptameron, Marguerite de Navarre portrays each of the three types of honor throughout her stories. Published in the 1500s, the series of short stories portrays the values and beliefs of that period of time. However, there are often a number of complications that follow honor that lie with

Throughout the chaotic times of the medieval period rebellions took place all across Europe as peasants rose up against the nobility. Jean Froissart documents one french rebellion during the the 14th century in his work Chronicles. Once the King of Navarre took power, peasants from Brie, Laonnois, and Soissons assembled in Beauvoisin. They had no leader, but were determined to fight back against tyrannical nobility of France. The oppressed peasants wanted to destroy the knights and the squires of the

mom Lyn Belisle was a great musician and a wonderful artist. His dad Richard Riordan Sr. was a ceramicist. He was born and raised in San Antonio. From there Rick Riordan was born. Rick is also the author of the multi award winning Tres Navarre Mystery series. While teaching full time, Richard Riordan began writing mystery novels for adults.

are already outfitting all of those students, the cost is much less than originally projected. New Business Mr. Bunkelman stated that if we are looking to increase the football program at MMS and evaluating the usage of Navarre Field, we need to step up our priorities of Navarre Field and some of the options we have on updating the field. It is important to start working on a plan as quickly as possible to have something in place by next fall. Mr. Bunkelman thanked Mr. Ferrara for everything

When King Henry II of France died in 1559, many people in France were surely upset. King Henry II of France was killed during a jousting accident. Certainly none of them would have any idea how his accidental death while jousting would have extremely dire consequences for the people of France and much of the rest of Europe. As King Henry II of France was laid to rest, his 15 year old frail son Frances II of France came to power. With King Frances only being 15 he would need someone to help him rule

The creative approach I had encountered were some years ago, when I had to test and give a presentation at a rehabilitation center in Navarre. I used to be heavily involved in the HIV/AIDs and STDs community as a prevention counselor. I would, test and present a presentation with the updated statistics in the four major counties (Walton, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Escambia) of the Northwest Florida region. The company name is Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF). The prevention counselors will give a thirty

The Spanish and Aztec empires; both powerful empires in their regions during the 15th and 16th centuries had many differences as well as similarities in their daily lives. They experienced these similarities and differences in their daily lives from leadership, religious practices, and social hierarchy. This essay will compare those similarities and differences. The Aztec empire was made up of many tributary city-states called Altepetl, each one was ruled by a supreme leader, supreme judge, and administrator

Wants, unlike needs which are a necessity, frame a person's desires. Giving in to desires can result in a person making an uninformed decision that is not in his/her best interests. This is shown primarily In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, where Juliet places priority on what she wants rather than what is good for her over time, and the Puerto Rican girl from lessons of love and the Bishop from the film Ladyhawke. Seeking to happiness in marriage, she deliberates between Romeo, a young, immature