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Exam Review 1A

QuestionAnswer
job specialization idividualize in a job
monotheism believing in only one god
merchant sell goods
black plague epidemic of the plague in the 1300s
inflation rise in prices when availibility of money goes up
renaissance age of rebirth
patron financial support for the arts
monarchy government ruled by a queem and king
scientific method step by step analysis to prove a hypothesis, used to run government at first
conquistador conquerers, invaded the americas
absolute monarchy king excersises ultimate power
the holy land under attack from surrounding countries, Jerusalem
social contract give up freedom for society
philosophes leaders of the enlightenment
debt US is on 16 billiom
jacobins far left movement
guillotine the main way of execution during the french revolution
federal republic divided between the national government and state
social classes economic or cultural placement in society
public works irrigation systems, roads, bridges, defensive walls. benefit the city. protecting city, food supply, reputation of ruler
pictograph simple drawing that look like what they meant- scribes
pope a world wide leader, bishop of rome, head of catholic church
epidemic outbreak of a rpaid spreading disease
dark ages economnic and social crisis, plague
humanism classical culture of greece and rome more worldly subjects
"the Prince" written by machiavelli
aristocracy few prominent individuals rule
triangle trade included europe, africa, and america
immunity resistance to disease
enlightenment time of new government forms coming alive, ideas being expressed
natural rights god given rights, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness/land
"leviathin" written by hobbes
"boston massacre" british and american soliders came face to face, someone fired, 5 were killed
bastille symbol for the revolution
conservative want things to stay absolutely the same
95 thesis 95 complaints martin luther put on the door of the church
hierarchy Classes in society
civilization modern human society, includes social classes
cultural diffusion the spread of ideas, custons, and technologies from one person to another. occurred through migration, trade and warfare.
clergy the church
pandemic occurs in a small area
CDC center for disease control
individualism everyone has their own ideas and beliefs
indulgences money or good deeds for the church that would "lessen" the time after death deciding between hell and heaven
theocracy government run by church leaders
mercantilism more goods exported than imported
columbian exchange global exchange started by columbus
despot governtment in the hands of one main official
general will doing things in favor of majority of society
censorship sensoring what the public is exposed to
estates social classes in france
tennis court oath when they were locked out, and took and oath to change the constitution before the revolution ended
moderates in the middle, want change but not changing everything
reform to change
polytheism believe in many gods
artisan skilled craftspeople
empire group of states or territories controlled by one person
crusades fought for money, they brought back ideas for the emlightenment
middle ages followed the fall of the roman empire
heretic goes against the church
renaissance man well rounded man
predestination belief that from birth you are either good or bad and the outcome is either hell or heaven
heliocentric theory the earth revolved around the sun
capitalism most businesses are owned privately
middle passage trip from africa to the states, many slaves died along this journey
salon informal social gatherings at which writers, artists, philosophes, and others exchanged ideas
seperation of powers montesquieu, legislative, judicial, executive
popular sovereignty power comes from the people
deficit spending spending more than the earnings
reign of terror time of the french revolutions when execution was popular
radicals wanted change, which meant the king gone, sat on the left side
protestant reformation martin luther, started new churches
Miachiavelli wrote the prince, urged rulers to use whatever worked for them to rule
Gutenburg printed the 1st complete version of the bible using the printing press
Nicholas Copernicus proposed that the earth revolved around the sun
Thomas Hobbes cruel, selfish, greedy powerful government
Diderot wrote the encyclopedia
Louis XVI king of france during revolution
DaVinci artsit mona lisa, last supper
Erasmus dutch priest humanist produced the greek addition of the bible
Galileo telescope said the earth revolves around the sun for sure
John Locke people were generally good limited government accepted by all people
Rousseau people were generally good, but were corupt by society
Marie Antoinette wife of Louis
Michelangelo artist david, pieta
Martin Luther wrote 95 thesis
Hernan Cortez invaded coast of mexico took over tenochitilan empire spanish conquistador
Baron de Montesquieu proposed the three branches of government
King George III blank
Robespierre Head of the committee of public safety, ordered many executions, eventually was executed
Raphael artist school of athens
John Calvin believed in predestination
Jacques Neckar proposed taxes and was fired
Napolean took rule after louis
Pope Urban II was in rule while the crusades were fighting
Henry VIII wanted to break the church cause they had too much power
Francisco Pizarro Over took the incan empire
Voltaire freedom of speech
Types of people in the exploration duh- what happened?- natives do-ers- explorers watchers
good effects of the exploration USA, cultural diffusion, trade
bad effects of the exploration death, loss of culture, people were forced out of their homes
ideas of the enlightenment scientific method, people should have more say in government
impact of the enlightenment our government, three branches, constitution, natural rights
crusades impact on history trading of ideas
crusades impact on europe they started to come out of the dark ages
renaissance impact on the arts focused on worldly issues rather than just the church
renaissance impact on science revolution was found, ideas were out of the box
renaissance impact on the overall lives of europeans become a time of hope
common sense thomas paine
thomas jefferson believed citizens had the right to rebel against gorvernment
magellan sailed around the southern tip of south america
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