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How did Europe’s commercial revolution affect social structure?
a wealthier merchant class and more peasant dissent, as well as a general increase in quality of life
why was there price inflation in western europe in the sixteenth century?
the import of gold and silver form latin american colonie
more money available
production slow
impact of western euro inflation
trading companies fomred
often state sponsored
etc: BEIC and DEIC
merchants take more risks
how were peasents in europe impacted?
they became richer and had a better quality of life as a whole
proletariat
working class people, no access to wealth producing property, product of growing commercialization in the west
impact of peasant rebellions in western eurobe in the 17th century?
revealed ideas of equality and social tension
increased thoughts of overthrowing gov
populism and more voices
witchcraft persecution
reflected resentment against the poor and uncertainty about religion. many deaths, common in protestant areas
what were the most innovative features of western science?
scientific thought and methods as well as organization
sci rev
17th century, logic advances, changes specific beliefs and wider culture
nicolaus copernicus
heliocentric model, countered greek thought.
may have copied muslim, east asian, and american thought
johannes kepler
astronomer, three laws of planetary motion, optics, astrology
galileo galilei
published heliocentric, added gravity and planetary motion laws. condemned by catholic church
william harvey (harvey hearts)
demonstrated circular movement of blood with heart at the center
francis bacon
empirical research, worked on sci method
rene descartes
importance of skepticism, human logic can make fundamental nature laws
isaac newton
principia mathematicia cleaned everything up
three laws of motion
laws of planetary motion
vision of the whole universe
impact of the sci rev among educated west?
scientific institutes, witchcraft declines, belief of environmental control (scientific doctors, insurance, etc)
deism
sci rev idea of god, obeyed the laws of motion. god’s only purpose is to set natural laws in motion.
john locke
everyone can learn though senses and reason. faith is irrelevant.