Euro Civ week 1
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| What ultimately ended the Fronde in France in the 1650s? | The nobles were not unified in their attack against royal strongholds
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| What were causes of the plagues that swept through Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries? | Poor sanitation, overcrowding in cities, no understanding of disease, and rats carried fleas infected with the Bubonic Plague
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| What happened in towns and cities as a result of the constant crop failures during the seventeenth century? | Rising food prices created hardship for poor and middling folk
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| What event ended the English Civil War? | The trial and execution of King Charles I in 1649
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| What was the significance of the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648? | It recognized that different religions could coexist within the Empire
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| What were two effect of the Thirty Years' War? | German states remained fragmented for over two hundred years and the population of Central Europe was decimated
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| Why did King Louis XIV revoke the Edict of Nantes? | He wanted to further demonstrate his absolute authority by enforcing Catholicism for all of France
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| How can you combine study stack cards from other people? | When you get to the study stack page choose the edit icon.
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| Where does most of our information concerning how old people lived and at what age they got married came from? | Church documents
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| In medieval times what was the most common explanation for natural disasters or events? | God's intervention because of a person's bad deeds.
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| Were did people most commonly look for answers to questions about their daily lives? | The bible, Scholastic theology and the Ancients, is where people searched for answers.
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| What is heliocentric? | The sun is positioned in the center of the universe.
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| How did Francis Bacon change how we view the scientific world? | He described a method of systematically discovering information about the world. He also helped science become respectable and worth peoples time.
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| What is tabula rasa? | Tabula rasa is the idea that people are born as blank slates and are molded by their experiences.
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| How did tabula rasa effect peoples' world view? | This questioned the idea that all people are born evil. Also it showed that parenting and education are important aspects of a persons' live and effect them latter on. It also showed that people born to a higher status were not better than anyone else
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| Describe the process of scientific revolution. | People begin to ask questions, discoveries challenge the accepted world view, then someone brings together all the pieces in to a new world view.
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