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In 1620, English scientist and philosopher Sir Francis Bacon developed an early scientific method called
Empiricism
Perhaps the most destructive religious war in Europe, that at first centered on religious conflict in the HE was
The thirty years war
This reform minded council met three times from 1545 - 1563 to reform church ways and stop the spread of protestantism
Council of Trent
Protestants in France that were persecuted by the Catholic Church were called
Huguenots
In 1540, Ignatius Loyola founded the
Jesuits
Philip II sent this flotilla of Spanish ships to bring England back into the Catholic fold in 1588
Spanish armada
Martin Luther's main criticism with the Roman Catholic Church was over the
Sale of indulgences
The main belief in Calvinism is the concept of
Predestination
King Henry VIlI started this protestantant church in England.
Anglican
In 1555, King Charles V signed a treaty ending his war against the princes in his empire, it was
The treaty of Augsburg
Martin Luther challenged the primacy of the Roman Catholic Church when he wrote the
95 theses
Henry VIII disbanded the Roman Catholic Church in England to become the head of the
anglican church
During the counter-Reformation, the Roman Catholic Church increased the use of the _____________ to root out heresy.
inquisition
King Henry IV of France showed tolerance of the Huguenots in France by signing the
edict of nantes
The Thirty Years War ended with the
Peace of Westphalia
Holy Islamic canonical law is
sharia
__________________ was developed from Hinduism and may have been influenced by Islamic sufism.
sikhism
The elite Ottoman soldiers that came through the Devshirme System were the
janissaries
The emperor of the Holy Roman Empire during the early years of the Protestant Reformation was
Charles V
___________________ founded the Safavid Empire
Ismail
________________ founded the Mughal Empire.
Babur
________________ founded the Ottoman Empire.
Osman Bey
The Council of Trent met from 1545 - 1563 and was mainly focused on
reforming questionable church doctrine and practices
The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires were all known as
gunpowder empires
In 1547, the invention of this was followed by an increase in literacy throughout Europe
Gutenberg printing press
What was the name of the first great Qing emperor
Kangxi
The Qing Dynasty was formed in 1644 by the powerful
Manchus
Fierce peasant warriors in Russia were known as
cossacks
This controversial Russian czar expanded Russian territory by taking over the last Mongol strongholds in Russia
Ivan IV
Religious warriors, who were holy fighters for the religion of Islam were
Ghazi
Using 26 foot cannons to break down the walls of “the City” ___ captured Constantinople on May 29
Mehmet II
The greatest ruler of the Mughal Empire was
Akbar
Social status in Islamic India was based on Hindu ___, or strict social groupings designated at birth
castes
The greatest of the Ottoman sultans was
Suleyman I
This Mughal emperor’s religious intolerance helped lead to its decline
Aurengzeb
The European theory that the king is divinely chosen is called
divine right of kings
This absolute French dictator king was known as the Sun King
Louis XIV
Ivan IV, Peter I, and Catherine II were all part of this famous Russian dynasty
Romanov
the architect of French absolutism under King Louis XIII was
Cardinal Richelieu
semi-free peasant agricultural workers in Russia were known as
serfs
Tokugawa Japan was organized into 250-260 hans ruled by
daimyo
the capital of the Tokugawa Shogunate was
Edo
These officials were usually local or were private tax collectors distant from the government
Tax farmers
This magnificent mausoleum was built by Shah Jahan to honor his wife Mumtaz, who died in childbirth
Taj Mahal