Title: Turning points discussion - AP WORLD HISTORY
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Turning points discussion
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Cassie Bell
3/19/2018 09:49:35 am
I agree that the development of agriculture could be considered a turning point of history. Reply
Amanda Bell
3/19/2018 02:47:26 pm
I agree that another example is the Neolithic Revolution because it also brought change to a widespread area. Reply
Tomas Perez Kuryla
3/20/2018 11:54:32 am
I agree that the Crusades can be considered a turning point due to the established trade. Reply
Aspen Williams
3/21/2018 06:48:10 am
I agree with the fact that the Crusades brought wealth and trade to Europe and how the Protestant Reformation allowed Christianity to grow. Reply
Josiah Caronna
3/21/2018 06:54:48 am
I agree that the crusades allowed trade and interaction to flourish in contrast to previous feudalistic ways. Reply
Mariam Wahba
3/21/2018 12:52:32 pm
I agree that the neolithic transition was a turning point in time because people were no longer nomadic and could settle down and form communities. Reply
Drake Ohmer
3/25/2018 05:20:52 pm
I agree that the crusades can ba argued as a turning point because it led to the advancement in interaction between countries via trade
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Jynessa King
3/25/2018 07:41:01 pm
I agree that the Protestant Reformation and the Crusades were both turning points in their time periods and that they both introduced a new way of living. Reply
Nick Payne
3/26/2018 06:40:35 pm
I agree because the development of agriculture,which led to settlement, was a turning point in history. Reply
Cassie Bell
3/19/2018 09:48:45 am
It can be argued that the Crusades and Protestant Reformation were turning points in their time periods as both sparked massive change for Europe. The Crusades brought trade and cultural diffusion back to Europe, and the Protestant Reformation brought about a change in view and the start of religious tolerance.