Title: Turning points discussion - AP WORLD HISTORY
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Turning points discussion
Breanna Hudson
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Turning points discussion
3/18/2018
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How can it be argued that the Crusades and the Protestant Reformation were turning points in each of their respected time periods? Is there any other events that we have discussed in class that can similarly be considered turning points in a historical time period? Initial Response due by Wednesday March 21 at Midnight
Two Responses to Classmates due by Sunday March 25 at Midnight
71 Comments
Evan Ivey
3/19/2018 07:40:58 am
It can be argued that both the Crusades and Protestant Revolution were both turning points in their respective time periods because they both changed Europe. In the Crusades Western Europe became a trading place again and in the Protestant Reformation the Catholic Church was taken down as a the singular major religion in Europe and had to reform. Another example of a turning point in history is the classical era where early civilizations such as Greece flourished and expanded their empires. Reply
Tomas Perez Kuryla
3/19/2018 07:48:41 am
I agree that The Crusades were a turning point in history due to the new trade routes. Reply
Emily Leventhal
3/20/2018 12:12:51 pm
I agree with your points on the Crusades and Protestant Revolution, and I like your other turning point about Greece. I think you're right on your point about how Greece and other civilizations flourished, as the culture developed then impacted a lot of other civilizations later. It's a good example. Reply
Trenton Wilson
3/21/2018 06:48:27 am
I agree with the fact that the Protestant Reformation weakened the power of the Catholic Church.