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on what continent did the black death start

asia

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what did many Europeans believe about why the black death started in the first place

it was a punishment from God for the sins of humanity

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in what city and country did the black death arrive

messina, sicily

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whose actions were primarily responsible for the spread of the black death

merchants

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in what century did the black death hit europe

14th century

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many historians believe that the black death had which positive effect(s)

brought us into the modern age

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what is feudalism

a loosely organized system of government in which local lords govern their own lands but owe military service and other support to a greater lord

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what was one of the primary reasons of the spread of the black death

an increase in trade

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what kind of disease was the black death

bacterial

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what were three negative results of the black death

population decline, economic instability, homelessness, rise of a price of goods

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how was the technique of perspective most useful

realism and 3-d art

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of what was the Renaissance a rebirth

art and learning

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how did a patron influence the renaissance

they gave money to support the arts

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whom did the people in the renaissance look for inspiration

ancient Greeks and romans

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what does the term Renaissance mean

rebirth

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what were some major themes of the prince

the ends justify the means

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who was known as the German Leonardo da vinci

albrecht durer

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what is the main cause of the northern renaissance

the invention of the printing press

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what does the word utopia mean

no place, no where

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in what ways did leonardo da Vinci represent the idea of a Renaissance man

he was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist

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how did Shakespeare work represent common themes of the renaissance

he used classical figures and subjects to explore universal human themes

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give 3 characteristics of protestantism that made it distinct from catholicism

faith alone, bible is printed in vernacular, no papal (pope) authority, priests can marry

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how does calvinism different from lutheranism

calvin has the idea of predestination

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what is a throcracy

a government led by religious leaders

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after 1600 which region of Europe was the most religiously divided

the holy roman empire (central Europe)

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who is most responsible for bringing religious stability to England after the turmoil caused by henry viii’s break with the church

queen Elizabeth I

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what are some luthers criticisms if the church

sale of indulgences, rejection of papal authority, churches should be simple and plain

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what is the result of the splitting of the church into new religions for europe

religious conflicts spread across Europe bringing an era of change and upheaval

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how did the Catholic church respond to the protestant reformation

the counter-reformation and the church enacted its own reforms trying to end corruption with a renewed emphasis on morality and discipline

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what is significant about copernicus

he said the sun was the center of the universe (heliocentric)

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on what idea was the scientific method based

scientific laws govern nature

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what are some of the accomplishments of newton

gravity, laws of motion, calculus

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how did the church respond to galileo

they strongly apposed him putting him under house arrest

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what movement sparked the scientific revolution

the renaissance

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describe Portuguese exploration in asia

portuguese found a trading route through the Indian ocean to asia

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what is significant about da game’s route

went around the cape of good hope and sailed to the west coast of india

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what happened during magellan’s expedition around the world

magellan’s expedition (circumnavigate) made it home but he himself got killed in the philippines

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what was significant about prince henry

he sponsored voyages of explorations for the portuguese, he also established a school of navigation

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why was the island of goa important to the portuguese

Portuguese seized the island of goa making it a major military and commercial base

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describe some of the achievements of the ming dynasty

metal working, publication of books, and porcelain

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which non Chinese people helped establish the Qing dynasty

the manchus

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which two groups invaded korea

japan and the chinese

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what was the relationship like between Tainos and columbus

columbus men assaulted tiano men and women and claimed their land for spain

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what was the relationship like between Cortes and the aztecs

the spanish scorn aztech religion and sought to convert them to Christianity

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how were the Aztecs and the incas affected by the Spanish conquistadors and European colonization

the conquistadors destroyed the empires and then the Europeans built new settlements

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how did Spain regulate trade with its colonies

colonists could only export raw materials to spain