ap euro midterm definitions

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Black Death

Deadly plague that killed one-third of Europe’s population (1347–1351); caused economic and social upheaval

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Giovanni Boccaccio / The Decameron

Italian writer who described life during the plague, offering insight into medieval society

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Flagellants

Radical Christians who whipped themselves to atone for sins and stop the plague

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Hundred Years’ War

1337–1453 conflict between England and France over land and succession

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Agincourt

1415 English victory using longbows against French knights

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Avignon Papacy

Period when popes lived in Avignon (1309–1376), weakening papal authority

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Great Schism

1378–1417 division with multiple popes

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Jacquerie

1358 French peasant revolt over taxes and war suffering

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English Peasants’ Revolt

1381 uprising against serfdom and taxation

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Guild

Medieval associations regulating crafts, quality, and training

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Vernacular

Everyday spoken language replacing Latin

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Dante / Divine Comedy

Epic poem on sin and salvation shaping Italian language

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Chaucer / Canterbury Tales

English literary work promoting vernacular

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Mercantilism

Economic system focused on state wealth and gold

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Peace of Utrecht

Ended War of Spanish Succession and French expansion

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Constitutionalism

Government limited by law balancing power and rights

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Republicanism

Government without a monarch, power in elected representatives

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Peace of Westphalia

Ended Thirty Years’ War and religious warfare

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Enlightenment

Intellectual movement emphasizing reason and progress

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Socialism

Advocated cooperation, planning, and equality

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Marxism

Karl Marx’s theory calling for worker revolution

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Estates General

French legislative body representing three estates

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National Assembly

First revolutionary legislature (1789–1791)

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Reign of Terror

1793–1794 mass executions under Robespierre

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Napoleonic Code

1804 legal code emphasizing equality and property rights

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Enclosure

Privatization of common land in England

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Proletariat

Industrial working class

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Nationalism

Belief in shared identity and independent state

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