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Parr Winter Final

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World's first civilization In Asia and Africa
Social Classes in Ancient Society Priests and nobles wealthy merchants artisians and skilled craft workers peseant farmers slaves
Mandate of Heaven You have the right to rule given by God
Asoka Indian ruler who turned his back on violent ways and became a buddhist
Patrisians in Rome upper class
Acropolis in Greece “high city” dedicated to gods and goddesses
Magna Carta • Basis for English government Monarchs were within the law Nobles had certain rights
Manor System lords gave land and protection to vassals in exchange for services and loyalty vassals’ lands had peasants to farm land
Conmstantinopal's advantages surrounded by water and in the middle of trade
Pillars of Islam Declaration of faith Fasting blessing pilgramige prayer
Mansa Musa and Timbuktu Emperor of Mali who extended trade to Timbuktu
Role of Japanese emperor in theory, head of society, in reality had no power
Renaissance rebirth
The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa painted by Leonardo DaVinci
Humanism intellectual movement that created humanistic studies
Anton von Leeuwenhoek invented a microscope
Formation of the Church of England The Church of England was formed when King Henry the eighth requested an annulment from his current wife Jane Seymour and the pope refused. Henry then began the church of England with his friend Cranmer.
John Calvin believed in predestination, created Calvinism
Line of Demarcation Line set by the Pope that separated the non-European world into two sections
Boers Dutch farmers who settled around cape town
Dutch traders in Asia Formed the Dutch East Indian Company- very powerful
Moluccas island chain off the coast of indonesia, source of spices
Bartholomeu Dias rounded southern tip of Africa in 1488
African slave Kingdom slavery in Africa since ancient times. Flourished during triangle trade
conquest of Aztecs conquered by Hernan Cortez
Aztec reaction to Spanish believed he was a god
Capitalism where individuals own a company, not the government
Creoles American born descendants of the Spanish
Conquest of the Incas conquered by Francisco Pizarro
"Putting out" system system capitalists used to bypass guilds
threats to Charles V Charles ruled two empires so he was in constant warfare
Peter the Great v. the Ottomans peter fought the ottomans in order to gain a warm water port
Peace of Westphalia Treaty in 1648 that aspired for European peace
Glorious Revolution when Mary and William took over Englend with out blood shed
Edict on Nantes granted huguenots religious toleration
Catherine the Great German Princess who ruled Germany after Peter the Great
enlightenment Despot rulers who supported the enlightenment
censorship of the enlightenmen
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