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AP World Mid-Final

The Renaissance and newer

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WHY did the Renaissance happen THEN? Trade which brings wealth
WHY did the Renaissance happen THERE? Italian city-states
SO WHAT about the Renaissance? Humanism-emphasizes the beauty and life on earth and doesn’t except knowledge without reason.
What was the most important innovation in the Renaissance? Gutenberg-movable type printing press that created books and bibles
SO WHAT about the Scientific Revolution? Determined that the secret of the natural world can be determined by humans AND the universe is now a machine.
WHY did the Scientific Revolution happen THEN? Pluralism which leads to absenteeism where a catholic priest is allowed to have more than 1 church AND indulgences where people buy forgiveness for sin
Was everyone able to afford indulgences? If no, who CAN afford it? No, only the rich can afford it.
Who was the most notable during the Protestant Reformation? Martin Luther.
What were the 2 things Martin Luther created? Justification by Faith AND 95 Theses.
What is Justification by Faith? Where you can earn salvation by having true faith in God.
What is Martin Luther’s 95 Theses about? 95 things the church is doing wrong with religions.
What did Martin Luther believe about the bibles? They should be in vernacular.
SO WHAT about the protestant reformation? It created protestant religions where the becomes more religion options and private prayer.
What is the other SO WHAT about the protestant reformation? A counter occurs where the Catholic church ends Pluralism, Absenteeism, and Indulgences.
What is another SO WHAT about protestant reformation? The bible was written in vernacular.
What are some reasons for the Decline and Fall of the Ottoman Empire? They had too much land, the training of officials decline, nepotism, and they lost touch with their own people.
What are some other reasons for the Decline and Fall fo the Ottoman Empire> Corruption, high taxes, outside influence and bad sultans(oldest son).
What does the decline and fall of the Ottoman Empire lead to? They get involved in WW1 to try and gain power they lost(THEY LOST MAJORLY)
What is the name for trust issues of Europe? Mannerism.
What is the words of Mannerism? Anxious, Uncertain, and seeking spiritual experience.
What are the churches and priests located in Latin America during the Colonial System? The center of all towns.
What is the Encomienda system? LARGE land grants to the Encomendero.
What is the stipulation of the Encomienda system? Make it productive by agriculture or mining.
What is the multi-racial Hierarchy order? top-to-bottom: Peninsulares, Creoles, Mestizos, Mulattos
What is trade diaspora? A dispersal to see the world/people moving permanently.
In trade after the colonization of the Americas, WHY did the corporations happen THEN? Advanced political, financial, and legal institutions that provide stability and guaranties for investors
What is a charter in corporations? A legally binding document.
What can corporations do? Build forts, go to war, monopolize trade and exploit locals.
What are transplant crops? Labor intensive and dangerous
What type of labor is used to get transplant crops? Slaves or Encomienda labor.
SO WHAT about the trade after the colonization of the Americas? Silver Trade is created.
Where does the Silver Trade start? Mexico and Peru.
Where does the Silver in Mexico go to get manufacture into bars or coins? Spain.
After Spain, where does the silver go? Philippines.
After the Philippines, where does the silver go? Japan.
Where does the silver eventually end up? China
Why does China need silver? To pay their taxes.
What land does Babur from Mughal India try to take back but fails? Islam
What is Akbar from Mughal India considered? Intolerant
What does Akbar do for poor people? Builds living quarters for them
What does Akbar do with the non-believer tax? Gets rid of it.
What does Albar do between Muslim and Hindu’s? Allows intermarriage
What does Akbar do with government money? Builds Hindu temples
What did Akbar do to child marriage? And how? Decreases by raising the age from 9 to 13
What does Akbar change about widows? Allows them to marry
What practices did Akbar end? Purdah and Santi
When Jahangir & Shah Japan ruled, how was the cities and armies? Huge but very impovished
How were the soldiers during Janagir & Shan Jahan’s ruling? Untrained and undisciplined
What was a good that no one except India had, but everyone else wanted? Calico Cotton
What innovations were important during Jahangir & Shah Jahan’s ruling? None, Europe surpasses them in innovations & trade.
What did Jahangir & Shah Jahan do to women rights during their time period? They undid all the previous reforms towards them.
What were some reasons for the Decline and Fall of Mughal India? The Bureaucracy was bloated and corrupt, there was a lack of innovations, and the productivity of workers drop same as the living conditions.
What were some other reasons for the Decline and Fall of Mughal India? Opulent buildings were built, Aurangzeb was intolerant and waged war which made more enemies
How does Mughal India go back to a regional monarchy? They ignore domestic needs and forms which then allows England to take over Mughal India.
The Tokugawa Period leads to what? Isolation and restricting foreigner’s actions/activites.
What are some examples of restricting foreigners actions/activites? Kicking out mercenaries, banning Catholicism, kicking out foreigners, and persecuting christian’s or forcing them to convert.
_______________ are confined to certain cities. Foreign traders
Japanese ships were forbidden to _______ or ________ overseas. Trade, Sail
In 1650, the ________ of Tokugawa Japan is complete. Isolation
What does Japan do after the finished isolating? They keep tabs on the West.
Why did the Japanese keep tabs on the West? So they were ready for when Europeans come back.
What is created that emphasizes the unique experience of Japanese? School of National Learning
The School of National Learning was known for very intense ___________ Nationalism
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