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    Queen Isabella of Castile

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    Queen Isabella of Castile Imagine being born into a place renewing and renovating its knowledge. Not only imagine this‚ but imagine being a part of the royal family. Imagine choosing a suitor‚ and then imagine being a queen. Now‚ when you’re imagining these things put yourself in their shoes. Deeply and thoroughly look into all the challenging responsibilities a queen must go through on a daily basis. Queen Isabella of Castile is such a shining prime example of powerful queen ship during the

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    Isabella D'Este

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    Isabella d’Este Isabella d’Este was one of the most innovative‚ and influential women of the Renaissance era. She set an example for all women to break away from the traditional roles of society and to become known. She aided Mantua in a time of need while‚ her husband was captured and held hostage in Venice‚ she had obtained a collection of beautiful things and antiques which she was passionate‚ yet greedy about. She was also a very well educated woman which was not considered normal in that

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    Isabella Andreini

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    Isabella Andreini By Ariel Anastas Isabella Canali (also known as Isabella Da Padova) was born to Venetian parents in Padua‚ Italy in 1562. She was considered the premier commedia dell’arte actress of her century‚ and was also a renowned writer‚ poet‚ and intellectual. Not much is known about Isabella’s early life‚ but at the age of 14 she joined the acting group Gelosi‚ an important touring theatre company patronized by the aristocracy of northern Italy. Isabella began playing the role of

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    Queen Isabella Of Spain

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    Queen Isabella of Castile was one of the most successful queens of the Early Modern European period. The role of women in society‚ especially as leaders was and has been seen as limited throughout history. However Isabella’s reign as a female leader was not limiting but rather successful as she was able to assert and have independent power thus breaking the gender norms of her society. Queen Isabella of Castile had to endure a civil war to secure her place on the throne‚ and though by marrying Ferdinand

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    Queen Isabella I

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    Queen Isabella I I am Queen Isabella the first of Spain. I am the daughter of King John the second of Castille and Isabella of Portugal‚ I am also married Ferdinand of Aragon.When I was thirteen I lived in the royal court. When King Henry died my husband and I became rulers and united Spain. I am very intelligent but my education was limited because of my gender. I did not think it was fair that I had a limited education‚ so I began to study Latin when I became thirty years old.

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    Isabella Bird

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    Isabella Bird: The Well-Educated World Traveler Isabella Bird is not a modern-day author; she lived in the 1800s‚ and traveled the world as a single‚ brave woman who wrote about her adventures in letters back to her sister in England. In A Lady’s Life in the Rocky Mountains‚ Bird collected her travel letters from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. She bought a horse‚ traveled alone‚ and found places to board at the local houses and farms along the way. Bird stayed at Estes Park‚ Denver‚ Colorado

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    Piracy In 1492

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    naval power but this was not always the case for the small empire. The Royal Navy can draw their ties and beginnings to the power of the privateer and the pirate of the 17th and 18th century. With Christopher Columbus discovery of the new world in 1492 and its un tapped wealth‚ a race would begin to see which nation could control this new-found power in the world. This new era of piracy in the Caribbean would begin in 1604 and with the ending of the Anglo-Spanish War that would cause a great significance

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    Ferdinand Magellan

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    Running head: FERDINAND MAGELLAN Ferdinand Magellan Conni Wisdom University of Phoenix Online January 25‚ 2010 HIS/458 - History of Human Discovery Martha Kirchmer Ferdinand Magellan Since the time of Christopher Columbus’ voyages in 1492 through 1503‚ many explorers were

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    Colonialism In 1492

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    colonialism in the Americas in 1492: The Debate on Colonialism‚ Eurocenterism‚ and history we determine that before 1492‚ Africa and Asia were equally as advanced and progressive as Europe. Also that the development of Europe beginning in 1492 and subsequently resulted from colonialism and the quality of capitalizing contributions. With enlightenment of the argument that Capitalism was the gift of European Colonialism in the Americas‚ Blaut specified that capitalism slowly arose in 1492 and feudalism was deteriorating

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    Los Reyes Católicos; Isabella of Castile Queen Isabella had two brothers – King Henry IV‚ and Alfonso. Henry was her half brother‚ and Alfonso was the sole heir – but being too young to rule‚ Henry took over. Isabella’s father died when she was three. Her mother‚ Isabella of Portugal‚ raised her daughter until 1457‚ when the two children were brought to court by Henry IV to keep them in his rule and out of opposing forces. The peasants and noble forces were trying to get Alfonso the

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