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NAME EUROPE 1815 DATE Read all directions before starting work. Print all labels neatly. 1. Label the following countries on your map: Portugal, Spain, Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Kingdom of Sardinia, Tuscany, Papal States, Lombardy, Venetia, Parma, Modena, Switzerland, Prussia, German Confederation, Denmark, Ottoman Empire, Empire of Austria, Russia, Kingdom of Norway and Sweden, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, The Netherlands, Luxembourg. 2. With a light blue-colored pencil, color the bodies of water. Label the following in dark blue: Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Aegean Sea, Adriatic Sea. 3. With a red pencil, draw the border of the German Confederation. 4. Locate and label the following cities: Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Madrid, London, Copenhagen, Vienna, Moscow, Stockholm, Berlin, Warsaw. 5. Label the following areas: Scotland, England, Wales, Finland, Ireland, Poland, Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Corsica, Sicily, Malta, Crete, Cyprus, Crimea, Finland, Tyrol, Greece. 6. Where was the conference (or congress) held that decided these boundaries? _______________________________. 7. What five countries were represented at the conference when the important decisions were made? ___________________________________________________________. 8. What country controlled most of Poland in 1815? ____________________________. 9. What countries were members of the Quadruple Alliance? ________________________________________________________________. 91
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Muslims in Europe A curriculum reso
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Table of contents Muslims in Europe
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Muslims in Europe: The Ottoman Heri
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closely integrated into the Ottoman
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Reviewing the basics of Islam At th
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Using “The Ottoman Heritage” as
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Timelime of Islam (Long Timeline) T
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800s Written collections of Hadith
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1366 Capital of Ottoman Empire move
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1918 Fall of Ottoman Empire. League
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Population figures as of 2003 http:
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Ottoman Fashion I. Arrange a slide
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Traditional Uniforms Source: McLean
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Suleiman the Great increased this b
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Ottoman Demographics In the modern
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Using the completed data charts dis
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The Turks and History Use the follo
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Page 49 and 50: IV. Women in Islam One of the most
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Page 57 and 58: 34 - Esposito, John L. 1999. The Ox
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Page 63 and 64: Post-WWII European Economy Economic
Page 65 and 66: The specter of inflation and curren
Page 67 and 68: Post-WWII European Economy Rebuildi
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Page 116 and 117: Modern Europe Map Directions: Label
Page 118 and 119: Questions to Ponder 1) What is the
Page 120 and 121: More… Astounding Facts! • Islam
Page 122 and 123: Why Are Europeans Worried? Cont…
Page 124 and 125: Europe’s Reaction To Muslims •
Page 126 and 127: 'Third way' speaks to Europe's youn
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Page 134 and 135: Arguments Against Hijab • Not Man
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Your Assignment 1) Read the BBC Art
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Muslim - and they blame France for
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of it, they maintain, requires them
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What Touria is wearing is a bandann
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He also said he did not favor enact
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Islamic Education The government pr
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In Belgium, which has inherited a N
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France Number of Muslims and ethnic
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infrastructure of the Roman Catholi
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In one recent survey, 85.7 percent
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eligious fundamentalism came into t
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Labor Market Italian research has s
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Some of the new provisions have bee
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In practice, however, no such cours
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Some of the practical implications
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Sweden by Jonas Otterbeck Demograph
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which among other things talk about
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Islam in Switzerland By Mallory Sch
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only an introduction to the history
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The Netherlands by Nico Landman Dem
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On the national level, two organiza
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The constitutional structure adds t
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problems of segregation, but they a
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Citizenship? • Today, most Europe
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Post-9/11 Climate Fear and Distrust
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