enlightenment and revolutions

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civilizaton

A complex society with cities, government, social classes, and organized culture.

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Republic

A form of government where citizens elect representatives.

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Judaism

The first major monotheistic religion; based on the Hebrew Bible.

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christianity

Monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Jesus.

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confusionism

Chinese philosophy promoting order, respect, and moral leadership.

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Roman Empire

Period of Roman rule by emperors, known for expansion and stability (Pax Romana).

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roman republic

Early Roman government with elected officials and separation of powers.

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han dynasty

Chinese dynasty known for bureaucracy, Silk Road trade, and Confucian government.

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Maryuan and gupta empires

Classical Indian empires; Mauryan = centralized; Gupta = golden age of culture.

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Ashoka

Mauryan emperor who spread Buddhism and promoted tolerance.

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glorious revolution

Bloodless overthrow of King James II; established limited monarchy in England.

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english bill of rights

Limited monarch’s power; protected individual rights.

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common sense

Pamphlet by Thomas Paine encouraging independence.

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great comprimise

Created a two-house U.S. Congress (House + Senate).

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estates general

French assembly with three estates (clergy, nobles, commoners).

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reign of terror

Radical phase of French Revolution; mass executions.

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haitian revolution

Slave revolt leading to Haiti’s independence.