World history test 4

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Myles Standish

Leader of Pilgrim colony

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Henry Hudson

First to explore Canada

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Squanto

Saves Plymouth County and is fluent in English

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Powhaten

First Indian chief to interact with the English

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Pocahontas

Indian princess who can speak English and is Christian

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Dutch colonization of the Americas

They took New Jersey and New York lost that land in a war against England, and lost all their colonies

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French Quebec

Quebec in Canada is where the French settled the French interacted with the Indians when trading for resources and Christianize them

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Jamestown settlement

First English settlement in America

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Pilgrims and Plymouth settlement

When the pilgrim/English settlers who arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts seeking religious freedom

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Salem Witch trials

Trial that convicted a person of witchcraft held in Massachusetts

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Ming dynasty

Dynasty that created the Great Wall plus the forbidden city and was technically refunded by the tingle empire

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Nurhaci

First Emperor of the Qing Dynasty

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Qing dynasty expansions

They conquered Mongolia, Tibet, and Xinjiang

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Tokugawa laysu

United Japan

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Nobumaga oda

Japanese samurai, initiated the unification of Japan

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Sakoku

Enforced isolation: on lockdown

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Unification of Japan under the shogun

Tokugawa unified Japan after century civil war insecure, total control, unifying, Japan

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How did samurai change under the shogunate

He made them political heads

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Roll of Emperor in Kyoto versus Shogun in Edo

In Kyoto the emperor held symbolic Authority while in Shogun, the emperor held absolute political and military control

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Guy fawkes

He took 36 barrels of gunpowder and tried to blow up parliament because they banned Catholicism

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Charles I

Most controversial King because he was born Catholic but head of the Anglican Church

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Oliver Cromwell

Leader of the round heads, only ever mortal dictator of England calls himself the lord protector of England.

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English civil war

Battle between the two sides the caveliers(loyalists) and the round heads ( parliaments)

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What did Cromwell's puritans ban

Holidays like Christmas

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Stuart restoration

Return of monarchy to England

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Glorious revolution

When they establish the King and Queen of England because Charles the second was strict

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Queen Anne

Queen of England, Scotland, Ireland

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War of Spanish succession

War to keep France from taking over Spain

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Act of Union 1707

When England and Scotland combined into the UK

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Absolutism

Ruler must be absoled from rules

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Divine right of kings

When the king has been granted to rule by God, King only has to be loyal to God

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Louis XIV

King of France ( the sun, king ) longest reigning ruler, ever

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Palace of Versailles

Former Royal residence in France

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Banning of Huguenots

They got kicked out under the role of Louis XIV

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Peter the Great

Makes Russian empire expanded territories and defeated Sweden

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Saint Petersburg

Capital of Russia founded by Peter the Great named after Saint Peter, but was really named for him

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Westernization of Russia

Peter the Great builds Saint Petersburg to try to westernize Russia

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John Locke

Founder of enlightenment, father of liberalism

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Adam Smith

Wrote the wealth of nations also economist/invents capitalism

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Comes up with the idea of separation

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Voltaire

Radical the enlightenment

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Immanuel Kant

Final philosopher of the enlightenment bridge between enlightenment and romanticism

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Gathering places for enlightenment thought

Salon, coffee, houses, masonic, lounges

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Foundations of enlightenment thought

Reason, empiricism

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Social Contract Theory

The idea that government is only legitimate with the consent of the governed

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Enlightenment and Religion

Enlightenment, cause religious tolerance, anti-religion, and organized religion

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Enlightenment ideas of the government

Separation of powers, liberalism, and democracy

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Golden age of France

When Louie XIV rained Hugonauts got kicked out which caused peace and then an influence in art