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Identify the path that science took on the world
Science - enlightenment - modern world
faith in science somewhat replaced...
Faith in God
Before: god is the creator and controller. After:
God is only the creator
What was the Edict of Nantes?
Freedom of religion, abolished by catholic clergy in 1685 in France
Who was Louis XIV?
He was the King of France. He took over at age 5, after his father died.
What replaced the intendants?
Nobles
What is mercantilism?
belief in the benefits of profitable trading
What results in a favorable balance of trade?
Exports > imports
Who was Louis XVI
Last king of France before the French Revolution
Who was Jean Baptiste Colbert?
Louis XIV's minister of finance
What are subsidies?
Grants of money (loans)
Who was Robespierre?
His rule in France was known as the "Reign of Terror" and sent many to the guillotine
How did the Comittee of Public Safety deal w/ threats
people were tried (unfairly) and executed
How did Napoleon rise to power?
After Robespierre was killed, France was looking for a powerful leader, thus leading to Napoleons rule
Why did the radical phase of the French Revolution come about?
Threats from inside and outside
What is a coup d'etat?
a sudden overthrow of the government
What changes did the Agricultural Revolution bring about?
New farming techniques, more diverse crops
What did surplus of food and crops bring
Lowered the cost of food
What were the 2 causes of the Agricultural Revolution?
Surplus and scientific revolution
Who was Charles Townsend?
New British leader who wanted colonists to pay for army
What is scientific agriculture?
New farming techniques
What are fodder crops?
Crops used to feed animals
What did new farming techniques lead to?
Surplus in crops
What are some advantages that Britain had for the Industrial Revolution to begin?
Island locations with rivers, and waterways to travel goods
What is the benefit of moving exports over water?
They weigh less on the water making it easier
What were the 2 main natural res ounces that Britain had?
Coal (to power machines) and Iron (for steel)
What is an economic advantage of Britain during the Industrial Revolution?
Banks and credit
What were the Enclosure Acts?
Protects physical property and ideas
What were social advantages of the Industrial Revolution in Britain?
Increased employment opportunities
What replaced cottage industries
Factories
Results of the Industrial Revolution
Increased desire for raw materials, which led to imperialism
What happened to the standard of living in Britain during the Industrial Revolution?
Higher quality for some, lower for others.
What is the difference between the middle and working classes?
Middle class owned the factories, and working class worked in them