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Elizabeth 1 religously tolerant, oversaw a prosperous england, was a protestant, was queen when england defeated when england defeated the spanish armada.
enclosure movement fencing off of farmlands for the sake of raising livestock; perticularly sheep.Caused urban growth to rise.
Laissez-faire (means hands off)-A concept created by adam smith first written in a book called the wealth of nations, says the government should stay out of private buisseness.
Bloody Mary/Mary 1 Catholic, wanted to return england to a catholic country methods earned her the name bloody mary
printing press created by guttenberg, number one reason reformation spread so quickly
spanish armada an attempt by ctholic spain to defeat england which was protestant, armada was defeated and signaled decline of spanish empire
adam smith created laissez-faire economics
first estate clergy,3 percent of population,10 percent of land
second estate nobility, 3 percent pop, 10percent land
third estate 94 percent of pop,merchant and poor class,80 percent of land
locke believed people were naturally good, believed in natural rights, believed people having soverty or right to vote was the best way to preserve natural rights
hobbes people were naturally bad,believed in natural rights, thought best way to preserve natural rights was to believe in the queen or king and give your rights to them
humansim humans viewed as bad, didn't bathe
indulgences buy rights to forgiveness of sins, give objects and money to chuirch
martain luther founder of the lutheran versian of the catholic brtanch religion
middle passage transport system to the americas/new world
da vinci renaissance painter, mona lisa,considered thre founder of renaissance movement
henry 8 broke away from the catholic church for not giving hi a divorce from catherine of eragon, had two daughters elizabeth and mary 1, made himself head of the church
anne boelyn excetuted for treason, married t ohenry 8, mother of elizabeth
mecantilism old world country keeps trade fair with new country/colony
robspieree started reign of terror, comitee of public safety
roundheads victoroious vs cavaliers, fought for parliament
cavailers lost to parliament, led to excetution which ended monarchy
catherine of eragon married to henry 8, had daughter named mary 1
charles 1 lost english revolution, led to his exceution
george 3 king of england during american revolution
issac newton theory of laws of gravity
philosiphies great thinkers thought at salons
magellan firsty to sail around the world
columbian exchange trading route of christorher colombus to new world
karl marx father of communism philisophy
Zheng He chinese, explorer, chinesed magellan
ghana african salt country
mali african salt country
aztecs/incas aztecs had human sacrafice,indian colonies in central america
capitalism allows for private investment, bad because it automaticaly creates social classes
communism government owns means of production/factories, attempts at no socal classes, shared no prophit
socialism allows for private investment, certain parts of buissness are owned by government
islam middle east, montheistic, most influtnial in middle east, ottoman empire
buhdism asia, phliosophy, believes in nirvana or oneness with oneslef
hinduism india, pantheistic/many gods, cows are sacred
Ibn Battuta middle eastern explorer explored eurasia before magellan
montesquieu created the seperation of powers which divides the power in government
rousseau believed in freedom of speech and also religion
ottoman empire middle eastern empire that esisted for 500 years, fell after ww1 today is turkey, known for water exploration pushing
safavid empire came before ottoman empire
napoleon fourth phase of french rervolution, crowned himself emporor, defeated by russian weather, was put into exile after defeat
continental system form of government napoleon used during his reign
ming dynasty most signifigant of the chinese dynasties, famous for forbiddin city and the great wall of china
Ibn Battuta middle eastern explorer explored eurasia before magellan
montesquieu created the seperation of powers which divides the power in government
rousseau believed in freedom of speech and also religion
ottoman empire middle eastern empire that esisted for 500 years, fell after ww1 today is turkey, known for water exploration pushing
safavid empire came before ottoman empire
napoleon fourth phase of french rervolution, crowned himself emporor, defeated by russian weather, was put into exile after defeat
continental system form of government napoleon used during his reign
ming dynasty most signifigant of the chinese dynasties, famous for forbiddin city and the great wall of china
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