Thematic Essay – Ideas That Spark Change

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May 2, 2017 by mrcaseyhistory

s-COLUMBUS-AND-LUTHER-largeIdeas That Spark Change – Martin Luther
 Ideas That Spark Change – Columbus
Directions: Thematic Essay Ideas That Spark Change Columbus and Luther

Columbus Materials (other than textbook)
HELPFUL VIDEO: Columbus Voyage Crash Course
HELPFUL VIDEO: Columbian Exchange Crash Course
Showdown 15th Century Mariners
The Legacy of Columbus Discussion Organizer
The Legacy of Columbus from Primary Sources
The Legacy of Columbus Questions
The Columbian Exchange Chart
The Columbian Exchange Discussion Organizer
The Columbian Exchange
Conquest in the Americas
Document 1 – Spanish Advantage
Document 2 – More Spanish Advantage
Document 3 – Disease
Document 4 – Encomienda System Comparing Perspectives
Document 5 – African Slavery
Document 6 – Catholic Missionaries
Document 7 – Religious Syncretism
Document 8 – Colonial Capitals
Document 9 – Casta System Pyramid
Document 10 – Casta Evolves with Changing Populations
Race in Spanish Colonization

Luther Materials (other than textbook)
HELPFUL VIDEO: Martin Luther Crash Course
Martin Luther and The Printing Press Notes
Protestant Reformation Man vs Machine Documents
Protestant Reformation Man vs Machine Organizer
The Changing Ways of Henry VIII
The Bachelor Protestant Reformation Edition
The Bachelor Script
30 Years War Readings

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