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In 1620, English scientist and philosopher Sir Francis Bacon developed an early scientific method called

Empiricism

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Perhaps the most destructive religious war in Europe, that at first centered on religious conflict in the HE was

The thirty years war

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This reform minded council met three times from 1545 - 1563 to reform church ways and stop the spread of protestantism

Council of Trent

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Protestants in France that were persecuted by the Catholic Church were called

Huguenots

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In 1540, Ignatius Loyola founded the

Jesuits

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Philip II sent this flotilla of Spanish ships to bring England back into the Catholic fold in 1588

Spanish armada

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Martin Luther's main criticism with the Roman Catholic Church was over the

Sale of indulgences

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The main belief in Calvinism is the concept of

Predestination

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King Henry VIlI started this protestantant church in England.

Anglican

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In 1555, King Charles V signed a treaty ending his war against the princes in his empire, it was

The treaty of Augsburg

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Martin Luther challenged the primacy of the Roman Catholic Church when he wrote the

95 theses

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Henry VIII disbanded the Roman Catholic Church in England to become the head of the

anglican church

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During the counter-Reformation, the Roman Catholic Church increased the use of the _____________ to root out heresy.

inquisition

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King Henry IV of France showed tolerance of the Huguenots in France by signing the

edict of nantes

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The Thirty Years War ended with the

Peace of Westphalia

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Holy Islamic canonical law is

sharia

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__________________ was developed from Hinduism and may have been influenced by Islamic sufism.

sikhism

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The elite Ottoman soldiers that came through the Devshirme System were the

janissaries

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The emperor of the Holy Roman Empire during the early years of the Protestant Reformation was

Charles V

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___________________ founded the Safavid Empire

Ismail

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________________ founded the Mughal Empire.

Babur

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________________ founded the Ottoman Empire.

Osman Bey

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The Council of Trent met from 1545 - 1563 and was mainly focused on

reforming questionable church doctrine and practices

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The Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires were all known as

gunpowder empires

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In 1547, the invention of this was followed by an increase in literacy throughout Europe

Gutenberg printing press

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What was the name of the first great Qing emperor

Kangxi

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The Qing Dynasty was formed in 1644 by the powerful

Manchus

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Fierce peasant warriors in Russia were known as

cossacks

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This controversial Russian czar expanded Russian territory by taking over the last Mongol strongholds in Russia

Ivan IV

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Religious warriors, who were holy fighters for the religion of Islam were

Ghazi

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Using 26 foot cannons to break down the walls of “the City” ___ captured Constantinople on May 29

Mehmet II

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The greatest ruler of the Mughal Empire was

Akbar

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Social status in Islamic India was based on Hindu ___, or strict social groupings designated at birth

castes

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The greatest of the Ottoman sultans was

Suleyman I

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This Mughal emperor’s religious intolerance helped lead to its decline

Aurengzeb

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The European theory that the king is divinely chosen is called

divine right of kings

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This absolute French dictator king was known as the Sun King

Louis XIV

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Ivan IV, Peter I, and Catherine II were all part of this famous Russian dynasty

Romanov

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the architect of French absolutism under King Louis XIII was

Cardinal Richelieu

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semi-free peasant agricultural workers in Russia were known as

serfs

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Tokugawa Japan was organized into 250-260 hans ruled by

daimyo

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the capital of the Tokugawa Shogunate was

Edo

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These officials were usually local or were private tax collectors distant from the government

Tax farmers

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This magnificent mausoleum was built by Shah Jahan to honor his wife Mumtaz, who died in childbirth

Taj Mahal

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