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Very detailed notes that detail the Columbian exchange. Describes the causes and effects of the Columbian exchange as well as notable conquistadores during this era. Covers the religious, political, and economic reasons for exploration as well as the effect of the Columbian exchange on indigenous populations. HAS COMPLETED SAQ PRACTICE TO REFER TO.

The Roman Conquests

Used this booklet in class when going through content. It includes pages of content and questions that link to the content. You will build an understanding of knowledge, learn how to explain and analyse sources, and build strong judgement.

Its about ages of anglosaxon time , Venerable Bede, Norman Conquest etc which was 400ce .

This document contains the key info for every subtopic within the Norman conquest topic - including the key dates, events, people and their impacts - which if revised effectively will help you get a grade 7+

″Why were Muslims able to conquer large portions of Sasanian and Roman Empires, and then build a powerful and prosperous empire in their place?″ This Question must be answered using the sources I have provided.

Historical environment answer guide Knowledge Organisers, feudalism notes, and Norman Conquest notes Guide to answering GCSE Questions

HSY2601 The Spanish conquest of America. The Spanish conquest of America • The American continent was isolated from other parts of the world. • There were two dominant empires there: the Aztecs in Central America and the Incas in South America. • The Spanish came across the Americas when they were trying to find a sea route to Asia by sailing westwards across the Atlantic. • They called the people they found in America the Indians, because they thought they had reached India. T...

HIS-314 Milestone Three: Detailed Outline HIS-314 European Conquest of the New World Native Americans established a long-lasting reciprocal relationship with the Spanish from Hernando De Soto’s first landing in Florida to the Spanish claiming lands in the name of God and Spain that stretched from Texas to California. The Spanish wanted to plunder North America for its natural resources, The Spanish would force European gender roles upon native Americans, and the Spa...

The notes cover La Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of the Spanish Iberian peninsula, and the people involved in the decisions made during that time. It provides the context of the religious landscape of Muslim Spain and a brief overview of the Spanish Inquisition. It includes the beginning of Muslim Spain until the eventual end of Muslim rule in Granada, Spain. Characters included in the notes include Ferdinand of Aragon, Isabella of Castille, Ibn Sina "Avicenna", and Averroes