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World history TCA2

QuestionAnswer
printing press a press used for printing words on paper
origins of moveable type China
mercantilism gain of silver and gold through favorable balance trade
favorable balance trade when exports exceed imports
Atlantic slave trade forced migration of African Americans to the Americas
treatment of enslaved peoples people who enslaved were treated very poorly
motivation for enslavement the Native Americas population was dwindling because of disease and many Native Americans converted to Christianity to avoid enslavement
impact of the slave trade Africa's politics were destabilized and the population dwindled due to the amount of people kidnapped.
middle passage the transatlantic journey of enslaved Africans
triangular trade Europeans exchange guns and weapons for slaves, which were transported to America, and America would give back tobacco, sugar and other materials.
Columbian exchange exchange of goods from the Americas to Europe and back.
Treatment of Indigenous People indigenous people were also treated poorly
Enlightenment mass spread idea of personal freedoms and rights.
Separation of Powers when power in government is separated to prevent dictatorship and abuse of power.
French Revolution revolution in France to demolish the monarchy
Estate System France has three estates, nobility, clergy, and common people.
Reign of Terror mass execution of nobility, clergy, and people accused of defending the nobles and clergy.
Declaration of man and the citizen documents defending why the common people deserved their own personal freedom and rights.
Haitian Revolution Haitians revolting against the french and freeing themselves from enslavement
Absolutism When a single ruler holds power
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