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characteristics of agriculture and art

Revival of classic form of Greek and Roman architecture

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Realism

An emphasis on the human body and anatomy. Best EX Statue of David

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De Medici family's role in Renaissance

Patrons of Florence

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Humanism

Emphasis on human achievements

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Effect on education

Crested new attitude toward culture and learning

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Effects of printing press on Renaissance

Increased number of books produced

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Michelangelo's sculpture

Pieta is Mary holding dead Jesus

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Baldassare Castiglione

Wrote a guide on court behavior in the Renaissance

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Patron

Financial backer of the arts

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Perspective

Painting technique that makes distant objects appear closer

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Leonardo da Vinci

Renaissance painter created the Last Supper

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How did Luther start it?

Nailed 95 Theses to the Church door in Wittenberg

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John Calvin's ideas in Protestant Reformation

Introduced the idea of predestination some are born saved and some are not. New ideas on baptism- Protestants only believed that Adults should be baptized.

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Creation of the Church of England

Henry VIII made the church so that way he could divorce his wife.

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Effects of printing press on Reformation

Helped spread Luther's ideas and the Reformation

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Who discovered heliocentrism

Nicolaus Copernicus

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Mercantilism

Export more than you import

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Two sides in the English Civil War

Roundheads w/ Parliament and the King w/ Cavaliers

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Philosophes

Believed in human capability and the achievements of the human mind.

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John Locke

People are naturally good and natural rights were life, liberty, and social contract

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Rousseau

Social contract and general will

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Wollstonecraft

Equal treatment of women or women’s rights

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Montesquieu

Separation of powers and checks and balances

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Adam Smith

Capitalism and Laissez-faire

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General Will

People vote, majority rules

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Natural Rights

Life, Liberty and Property stated in the Declaration

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Separation of Powers

Was intended to protect the freedom of the people from a government with too much power

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Members of 1st, 2nd, 3rd Estate

1st- Clergy, 2nd-Nobles, 3rd- Bourgeoisie, Urban Workers, and Peasants

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Causes of France's financial crisis

Deficit spending and bad harvest

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Robespierre's political party and role in stage 2 of revolution

Jacobin and he was on the Committee of Public Safety and ran the reign of terror.

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Reign of Terror

Killed enemies of the revolution by guillotine

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Divine Right

Louis XVI believed he was chosen by God to rule.

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Great Britain's government v. France's government

Great Britain had a Prime minister and cabinet all within Parliament. France had Divine Right and Absolute monarchy.

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The nations Napoleon was unable to conquer

Britain and Russia

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Result of his invasion of Russia

Biggest mistake he lost most of his army ended in a French debt.

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Continental system

Economically boycott Britain to defeat, it failed.

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Napoleonic Code

All people under the law/allowed religious toleration.

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Napoleon's reforms

Bank of France, Napoleonic Code, Free Public Education for all

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Napoleon's treatment of the church

Peace with the church/ allowed for other religions

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Concordat of 1801

Peace Treaty with the church.

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Napoleon's first exile and return for how long?

To Elba for 100 days

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Why was he defeated in Russia?

General winter proved to be difficult for the enemy to win.

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Define the IR

A shift from hand tools to machines

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What happened to the cottage industry after the IR?

People left for the city jobs and it disappeared.

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Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution

Great Britain because of natural resources, transportation system, capital or money to invest.

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Impact of agricultural revolution on Industrial Revolution

Led to a population explosion which created the workforce.

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Conditions in the factories

Long hours, poor conditions, and harsh treatment.

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Growth of the working class

Fastest growing class in the Industrial Revolution.

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Middle class

Made up of factory owners and factory managers.

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Working class

Factory workers made up 75% of the population.

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Invention of the steam engine

James Watt, new source of energy.

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Laissez faire

No government control over businesses by Adam Smith which led to capitalism and free markets.

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Positive effects of Industrial Revolution

Working conditions eventually got better, capitalism thrived, and medical technology greatly improved.

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Germany's industrialization

They took Great Britain's ideas.

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Imperialism

One country who imposes its will by force on another country.

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Two nations competing in India

France and Great Britain.

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Opium in China

A drug that Great Britain got China addicted to in order to force them to trade.

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China's #1 product to trade

Silk.

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Sepoy rebellion

Indian soldiers rebelled because of animal fat on gun cartilages but was later crushed by Great Britain.

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Similarities of Muslim League and Indian National Congress

Both nationalist movements for India's independence.

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Meiji Restoration

Period in Japan where they became modern and powerful.

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The Asian nation that benefitted the most from Imperialism

Japan.

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Mughal Empire

Empire in India that Great Britain defeated.

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US role in Japan during Imperialism

Sent Matthew Perry to open Japan to trade.

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Extraterritoriality

Foreigners have the right to be sent home when on trial.

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Opium wars

China was addicted to opium and tried to stop opium trade from inside the country; Great Britain declared war on China. Treaty Nanking ended the war.

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Official name of the Boxers

Fist of Righteous Harmony.

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Protectorate

Superior nation controls economic and cultural aspects.

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Sphere of Influence

Superior nation controls ONLY the economy.

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Indirect Rule

Superior nation leaves local leadership in place for political purposes and controls economy, culture, and social aspects.

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Independent African countries during imperialism

Liberia and Ethiopia.

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Crops in India that Britain wanted

Indigo, tea, and poppies.

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Suez Canal

Located in Egypt; connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean.

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Congress of Berlin

Europeans only invented it (no Africans) and they divided Africa.

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European country with the most land in Africa

France.

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Where is Islam most prevalent in Africa?

North.

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Queue

A hairstyle worn by Chinese.

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Japan's approach to imperialism vs. China's

Japan embraced imperialism but China fought it.

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Heir to the Austrian Hungarian throne

Franz Ferdinand.

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Habsburg heir

Archduke.

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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

He was shot.

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Triple Alliance

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.

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Triple Entente

Great Britain, France, and Russia.

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Reasons for US entering WWI

Zimmerman telegram and sinking of the Lusitania.

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Why Britain entered WWI

To protect Belgium.

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Treaty of Brest Litovsk

War with Russia vs Germany ends and Germany wins.

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Advantages of Central Powers and Allies

Allies: Germany is fighting on 2 fronts. Central: Germany has the best army.

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The "spark" of WWI

Archduke is assassinated.

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14 points

Wilson's plan for peace and Germany hopes that the treaty would be based on it.

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Treaty of Versailles

Ends the war and blames ONLY Germany.

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Gavrilo Princip

Black Hand assassin.

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Eastern Front

Russia vs Germany.

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Western Front

Germany vs France and Great Britain.

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No Man's Land

Land in between the trenches.

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New Weapons in WWI

Flamethrowers, machine guns, hand grenades, and tanks.

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Life in the trenches

Dirty, wet, rats, overall horrible.

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3 estates cartoon

Stone crushed 3 estates with taxes