History, 23.09.2021 20:50 toxic12396green24

As you read this section of the Student Text, summarize your reading by creating a note-taking outline. Your outline should include: a Roman numeral (1-IV) for each section title.
• an uppercase letter (A-D) for each subhead.
numbers for the main ideas under each subhead.
Follow the model shown below.
Model outline
I. Economic and Political Changes in Europe
A. Trade Connects Southern and Northern Europe
1. Trade in the south...
2. Trade in the north...
3. They came together when...
B. Sovereign National States Arise
1. One advantage...
2. Another advantage...
II. Europeans Look Outward
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