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Black Death
Deadly plague that killed one-third of Europe’s population (1347–1351); caused economic and social upheaval
Giovanni Boccaccio / The Decameron
Italian writer who described life during the plague, offering insight into medieval society
Flagellants
Radical Christians who whipped themselves to atone for sins and stop the plague
Hundred Years’ War
1337–1453 conflict between England and France over land and succession
Agincourt
1415 English victory using longbows against French knights
Avignon Papacy
Period when popes lived in Avignon (1309–1376), weakening papal authority
Great Schism
1378–1417 division with multiple popes
Jacquerie
1358 French peasant revolt over taxes and war suffering
English Peasants’ Revolt
1381 uprising against serfdom and taxation
Guild
Medieval associations regulating crafts, quality, and training
Vernacular
Everyday spoken language replacing Latin
Dante / Divine Comedy
Epic poem on sin and salvation shaping Italian language
Chaucer / Canterbury Tales
English literary work promoting vernacular
Mercantilism
Economic system focused on state wealth and gold
Peace of Utrecht
Ended War of Spanish Succession and French expansion
Constitutionalism
Government limited by law balancing power and rights
Republicanism
Government without a monarch, power in elected representatives
Peace of Westphalia
Ended Thirty Years’ War and religious warfare
Enlightenment
Intellectual movement emphasizing reason and progress
Socialism
Advocated cooperation, planning, and equality
Marxism
Karl Marx’s theory calling for worker revolution
Estates General
French legislative body representing three estates
National Assembly
First revolutionary legislature (1789–1791)
Reign of Terror
1793–1794 mass executions under Robespierre
Napoleonic Code
1804 legal code emphasizing equality and property rights
Enclosure
Privatization of common land in England
Proletariat
Industrial working class
Nationalism
Belief in shared identity and independent state