AP Lesson – Rise and Fall of Spanish Silver

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April 21, 2017 by mrcaseyhistory

SpainPhilipIIQuaestio: What was the short-term and long-term impact of the influx of American silver?

PowerPoint: Rise and Fall of Spanish Power

Classwork:
Rise and Fall of Spanish Power Notes
The Castilian Times DBQ News
Mercantilism DBQ Questions
Mercantilism DBQ

Homework Day 1:
Chapter 25 Half Done Notes
Chapter 25 Half Done Notes (Editable)

Homework Day 2:
King Afonso I, Letter to King John III of Portugal

Category: Unit 4: Classical Mediterranean World

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