What event in Europe influenced ideas?

Renaissance

- Began In Italy and marked the resurgence of the cultural life and ideals the classical past

Protestant Reformation

- A religious revolt against perceived indulgences and excesses of the Roman Catholic Church

Did Britain help France in world war 1?

What are some of the things first nations traded with europions?

Tribute Alosis:The 14th c. of destruction... That's why we reached 1453
After the death of Michael Palaiologos and the restoration to the throne of his son, Andronikos II, the empire now entered the final course towards its end. Andronikos had nothing to do with military matters and did not give due importance to the army. However, until around 1300 the Byzantine Army,
The fastest girl in the world and the rear view mirror
Either because throughout history women have had to prove their worth in many disciplines in which men, just because they were men, were already considered better, or because they were women, traditionally They have been given the sanbenito of driving worse than men. And although today there is noth
The most spectacular escapes of Poles. How was it possible that they were successful?
Concentration camps. Siberian wastelands. Guarded fortresses. For centuries, Poles managed to escape from places where others wrung their hands. Are there any prisons they cannot escape from? Trapped and undefeated. They escaped from camps or prisons, from where often no one even tried to escape
Elizabeth of Castile, 1st Duchess of York and great-grandmother of two Kings of England
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets In previous blog posts we have talked about Pedro I of Castile, his relationship with María de Padilla and how to strengthen his alliance with England in the civil war he was waging against Henry of Trastámara for the throne of Castile, arranged the marriag