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Shоrt Essаy --- 14 pts eаch Chооse TWO of the below аnd answer them in essay form in the space provided below. A. The Late Middle Ages saw the emergence of the new European kingdoms of England, France, and Spain. Describe how power was held in both England and France--was it more centralized or shared in each? Why or why not? What was happening in Spain at this time that made its development in this regard drastically different? B. Geography played a key role in the emergence of the early civilizations (think rivers). Explain its importance and site specific civilizations in your explanation. What kinds of government emerged in these civilizations and why? Geographically, how and why did Greece develop differently? C. Discuss three of the most significant individuals involved in the rise of Protestantism during the Reformation -- one each from Germany, Switzerland (Geneva), and England. What did each believe? How were their beliefs different from one other?

Shоrt Answer. There аre nine shоrt аnswer questiоns, аnswer SIX of them. (4 pts each) Name three traits of civilization (at least seven were discussed in the text) Name two forms of Greek government (there were several). What aspect of Phoenician civilization was adopted and adapted by the Greeks and then the Romans? It continues in use by us to this very day. What were three of the main driving factors for European voyages of exploration/discovery of the 1400s through 1700s? What are the two main branches of Islam? What is their main difference? What major change was made to the Roman military in the late Republic? How did this contribute to civil wars during the Imperial period? What long term effects did Alexander the Great have on the lands running from Ancient Greece, through the Eastern Mediterranean, Egypt, Persia and into India? During much of the colonial period in the New World, which European power is considered by historians to have had the best reputation when it comes to dealing with Native Americans? Why was this the case? The English Civil War is often considered one of the last of the religious wars. What religions fought in this conflict?