Adv. World History: The Age of Revolutions and Rebellions (1/3 of unit terms(for quiz))

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Scientific Revolution

a big change in europeans' thought; they began questioning widely believed theories (the age of exploration showed some europeans that they could be wrong so they wanted to fact check the theories)

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Geocentric Theory

Earth is the center of the Universe

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Heliocentric theory

Sun is the center of the universe

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Nicolaus Copernicus

made the heliocentric theory, published it in the last year of his life because he knew his ideas would be rejected

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Scientific Method

scientific procedures used to solve problems and answer questions



1. state problem
2. form hypothesis
3. experiment
4. get data
5. make conclusion

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Galileo Gallilei

made the first telescope (saw that jupiter had 4 moons, the sun had dark spots, and the earth's surface was bumpy) wrote a book about geo + heliocentric theories, proved copernicus right

11642, put on trial by pope, was forced to say he was wrong

in 1992 the church said he was right

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Johannes Kepler

used math to prove copernicus right; mathematician

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Isaac Newton

"discovered" gravity

thought: all objects received the same force and that the universe was a clock set into motion by god

also did the 3 laws of motion

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Absolutism

A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator and no rights are protected

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Divine Right

royalty is given divine sanction to rule; god created the monarchy and chose the monarchs

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Louis XIV

This French king ruled for the longest time ever in Europe. Weaked the power of nobles and made them build him a palace, which gave more power to his intendants. He issued several economic policies and costly wars

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Ivan the Terrible (IV)

started his rule off strong, won many victories and ruled russia fairly
he turned against his boyars and made a separate police force to target the boyars; accidentally killed his oldest son

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Peter the Great

took control after Ivan IV

increased czar's power, expanded westward to modernize russia (mainly the military, which cause a huge increase in taxes)

abolished the patriarch in chrage of the church, instead, made the holy synod to run the roman orthodox church

reduced power of homeowners, let lower-ranking families to get authority and land

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Intendant

collect taxes and administer justice

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Boyar

a landowning noble of Russia