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Pages 10-12 in Review Packet (Including Age of Exploration)

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He wrote his "95 Theses" protesting the problems the Catholic church was performing (Indulgences, getting tax breaks etc.) Martin Luthur
Martin Luthur started this movement of exposing problems within the Catholic Church (Using protest and reform) Protestant Reformation
The Catholic Church's efforts to reclaim its power and influence in Europe after the the Protestant Reformation Counter-Reformation
Protestant leader who introduced the idea that your fate was predetermined in life John Calvin
Took England away from the Catholic Church toward the Anglican Church; had many wives Henry VII
Spain invades England, loses, thus England become dominant country in the world Spanish Armada
European belief that God chose who would be King/Queen Divine Right to Rule
Time period when a monarch rules with ABSOLUTE power (King Louis XIV) Age of Absolutism
Wrote "The Prince" claiming leaders should use fear rather than love to gain support Machiavelli
Absolute leader from France that taxed the poor to build the Palace of Versailles Louis XIV
He modernizes and westernizes Russia Peter the Great
Document that limited a King's power in England (1215) Magna Carta
Type of gov't that restricts the amount of power a monarch has with a constitution (Seen in England first) Limited monarchy or constitutional monarchy
The major goal of the Age of Exploration was to find... An all-water trade route to Asia/India
Two early explorers from Spain... Columbus & Ferdinand Magellan (Sail west; First Encounter/contact)
Two early explorers from Pourtugal... Bartholomomea Dias & Vasco de gama (Travel around southern tip of Africa)
Two Spanish conquerers who wiped out Latin American native populations Pizzaro (Incas) & Cortez (Aztecs)(Conquistadores)
When a mother country (Imperialist power) controls or colonizes areas around the world to fill it's raw materialistic needs Mercantilism
Social class system in Latin America that has Peninsulares, Creoles, Mulattoes, Mestizoes, Slaves... Encomienda System
Trade from Europe > Africa> New World back to Europe Triangle Trade
Goods exchanged from Eastern to Western hemisphere and vice versa. Columbian Exchange
Helped bring into question the common acceptance that God causes everything to happen Scientific Revolution
Use of reason and logic applied to politics and how countries govern themselves Age of Enlightenment
Enlightenment think who claimed all people are granted "Natural Rights" and gov't should do everything to protect these rights John Locke
3rd Estates were being taxed more than the first two estates that leads to revolution in this country... France
A weak new gov't in France led to this individual claming power and creating ane mpire across much of Europe... Napoleon Bonaparte
Two revolutions that influenced Latin American Revolutions American & French
Three individuals who led Latin American revolutions were... *Bolivar, L'Overture, de San Martin
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