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World History Mid.

These flashcards are from my 9th grade World History class for my midterm

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When the Committee of Public Safety controlled France. Reign of Terror
A democratic Republic composed of good citizens. Republic of Virtue
They are not fancy people (they do not wear breeches.) Sans - Culottes
The middle class. Bougroisie
The three main values listed in "The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen". Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
Believed that Earth = Living and it was a protected sphere. Aristotle
What did Copernicus believe in? A Geocentric Universe
What did Thomas Hobbes believe in? Absolute Monarchy
What did Elizabeth I believe in? A limited monarchy (and the divine right of kings).
What did Mary Wollstonecraft believe in? Democracy
What did Baron de Montesquieu believe in? Limited Monarchy
What is a city - state? A city that controls the surrounding country - side.
Florence - Milan - Florence - Florence - Gambling and Horse Racing Milan - Fashion capitol Venice - Painting and Printing
Renaissance The rebirth of something.
Vernacular A language spoken in a certain country / region.
Fresco A painting done on fresh, wet, plaster paints.
Michelangelo Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Petrarch The father of humanism.
Machiavelli The wrote "The Prince" which told one how to retain power.
John Calvin's 3 belief's: 1) Cannot gain salvation through faith alone 2)Predestination 3) Purified approach to life: no gambling, drinking, etc.
What occurred at the Council of Trent in response to the Protestant Reformation? Traditional Catholic teachings were reaffirmed, and good faith / works were declared necessary for salvation.
Jesuits (Created by Ignatius of Loyola) They swore complete allegiance to the Pope.
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