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Who are the main two sects of Islam
Sunni and Shi’ah
Five pillars of Islam
pray five times a day, pay 2-3% of wealth to poor, pilgramige to mecca, loyalty to Allah, fast during ramamadon
Genghis Khan
Unified the Monghols and created a massive empire
Magna Carta
Charter signed by king john in 1215 that stated the king must follow the law
Black Plague
Disease that spread by rats and fleas on trade ships and killed 1/3 of europes entire population
Gutenberg
created the printing press
Machiavelli
Wrote the prince and believed that you shouldnt worry about being loved, do what you need to do to stay in power and rule
Machiavellis two famous quotes
“better to be feared then loved” and “the end justifies the means”
More
Wrote utopia and believed everyone should be equal and punishments should be less cruel
Main utopia ideas
no private property, women should work too because it would make work days half as long, freedom of religion, but you cant be atheist
Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo( not confident with answer)
Famous Reinesance artists
Bosch
Artist who painted the garden of earthly delights and painted lots of symbolism
Martin Luther
Credited with starting protestant revolution and wrote 95 theses
Main ideas of 95 thesies
Salvation by faith alone, bible as the ultimate authority, and sale of indulgences should be banned
John Calvin
Protestant leader who created Calvinism
Predestination
Main belief of Calvinsim and was the idea that god had predetermined who would go to heaven or hell
Henry VIII
King who divorced, broke with rome, and created & headed the national church in England
Counter Reformation
Changes made by the catholic church to keep people from turning to protestantism
Ignatius Loyola
Founded Jesuits to spread the Catholic Doctrine
Middle Passage
Forced journey of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic
Heliocentric theory
Idea that sun is center of universe and everything revolves around it
Copernicous
developed the heliocentric theory
Galileo
used a telescope to support the Heliocentric theory
Newton
created laws of motion and universal gravitation
Columbus
Sailor of spain who played a key role in bringing Europe in contact with the Americas and commited atrocities to the natives
Columbian exchange
Exchange of goods, people, animals, and diseases between Europe and the Americas
Cortes
Conquestador who conquered the Aztec
Pizarro
conquestador who conquered the Inca
Magellan
An explorar whose expedition was the first to circumnavigate the globe
Adam Smith
Wrote Wealth of Nations, which laid foundation for capitalism, and he created Laissez-Faire
Laissez-Faire
Goverment should keep hands of economy because Invisible hand will regulate economy itself
Voltaire
philosopher that favored freedom of religion and freedom of speech and wrote Candide
Candide
Book by Voltaire that criticizes excessive optimism and says there is still hope for human nature through society and realism.
Communism
A system where the government owns businesses and resources, and wealth is shared so everyone is supposed to be equal.
Marx/Engels
wrote the communist manifesto
Bourgeoisie
Factory/ buisness owners
proletariat
Factory workers
Unification of Germany
Joining of german states into one nation in 1871
Bismarck
person credited for unification of Germany
Wars with Austria and France
wars started to unify germany by giving people a common enemy
Garibaldi
Military leader who helped unify Italy
Industrial revolution
Shift from hand production to machine manufacturing, leading to factories, urbanization, and mass production
Napoleon
Leader of France who took over alot of land, but is most proud of the Napoleonic code
Invasion of Russia
Failed invasion led by Napoleon
reasons for napoleons loss in Russia
Scorched earth, disease, cut off supply lines, and cold weather
Waterloo
Battle in 1815 where Napoleon was defeated once and for al;
Social Darwisim
Idea of “survival of the fittest” and is focused on idea that helping weak is bad, and that strong should conquer the weak
Opium War
War between Britian and China over trade and Opium
Scramble for Africa
Competition between Europian countries to colonize Africa
White Man’s Burden
Belief that Europeans had a duty to “civilize” others
Schlieffen Plan
German battle plan which was to put all troops in west and quickly defeat France, then move all remaining troops to east to fight Russia(dont split up troops)
Causes of war
Militarism, alliances, nationalism, independence movements, arms race, colonies
League of Nations
International organization created to maintain peace after WWI
Causes of US entry
Germany sunk U.S passenger ships and continued too after saying they wouldn’t, and germans sent zimmerman note to mexico asking them to attack U.S
Russian Revolution
Overthow of the Russian Governemnt during WWI led by Lenin, and causes Russia to leave the war
Lenin
Leader of the blosheviks and first leader of soviet union after revolution
Bolsheviks
Communist revolutionary party in Russia led by Lenin
Great Depression
Worldwide economic crisis which begun in 1929
Causes of Great Depression
Margin, U.S giving out foreign loans, inequality of wealth, corporate scandals
Stalin
Soviet dictator who ruled USSR after lenin
Collectivization
Policy by Stalin where peasants were forced to give up their private land and work on state owned farms controlled by the government
Great Purge/ Terror Famine
Period where Stalin eliminated all potential opponents in the communist party and red army by having them killed
Hitler
Nazi dictator of Germany
Hitlers rise to power
Used reichstag fire to blame communists, ban them, and take control as dictator
Holocaust
Mass murder of jews and other “undesirables” to create a pure aryan race
Appeasement
Policy used by britian and france during 1930’s where they tried to avoid another war by giving Hitler some of what he wanted, hoping it would bring peace.
Operation Barbarossa
Hitlers invasion of the USSR
Churchill
Britian prime minister who led britian during WWII
Pearl Harbor
Japanese attack on the U.S in 1941 that brought U.S into war
D-Day
Allied invasion of Nazi occupied Normandy, France led by Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cold War
Competition between capitalist nations led by U.S, and communist nations led by USSR without any direct battles
Containment
Plan to stop communism where its at and prevent it from spreading
M.A.D.
Idea that if either U.S or USSR attack eachother with nuclear weapons, then the other would destroy them back resulting in both their destructions
Reasons for fall of USSR
Gorbachev granted nations their independence when the asked, war in Kazakstan weakened and made government unpopular, governent could not provide basic goods, pirated American T.V gave people a opinion that captalism was better
Fall of USSR
Seperation of nations in USSR in 1991, ending cold war
Pol Pot/Khmer Rouge
Communist regime in Cambodia that commited mass genocide on their population
Theroies of Decolonization
Domestic: Colonies werent worth it to colonizers because they were to expensive and not extracting enough wealth. International: U.S, USSR, and UN pressured lesser countries into freeing their colonies. Nationalist: people in colonies wnated freedom and showed this through independence movements and protests
Biafra
Breakaway nation of Nigeria
Nigerian Civil War
War between Nigeria and Biafra for Biafras independence. Nigeria won and Biafra had to remerge with Nigeria
Rwandan Genocide
mass killing of tutsis by Hutu extremists(mainly Interhamwe) in 1994
What were the two main groups in RWandan genocide?
Hutu and Tutsi
Nehru
First prime minister of independent India
Jinnah
First leader of independent Pakistan
Creation of Bangledesh
East Pakistan didnt want to be part of the rest of the country becasue they were to different, so through a civil war helped by India, they became independent Bangledesh
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist leader of China
Mao Zedong
Communist leader of China
Great Leap Forward
Plan by Mao Zedong to modernize china by making up for lack of machinery with human will power. Resulted in a deadly famine
Cultural Revolution
Movement by Mao Zedong to bring communist ideals back to China by enforcing everyone to follow his ideals and target those who oppose
Deng Xiaoping
Replacement of Mao Zedong who came up with the succesful idea of keeping the communist dictatorship in charge, while running a capitalist government
Abstract Art
artwork that uses shapes, colors, and lines instead of realistic images and has no real topic.
Cynicism
Philosophy famously practiced by DIogenes that taught that people should live according to natural/animal needs. Therefore things like cannibalism, incest, and public urination were okay because they fulfilled basic needs.
Dada
an art movement created to be pointless to show how society itself is pointless.
Existentialism
idea that there is no set meaning or purpose to the universe and everything exist randomly with no guiding force
Fruedian Psychology
theory developed by Sigmund Freud that human behavior is strongly influenced by unconscious thoughts, feeling and childhood experiences. Some specific theories including psycho analysis, the unconscious mind, id/ego/superego, and classical conditioning
Liberalism
Belief that people have the right to life, liberty, and property and a government that is limited by laws and consent of the governed.
Malthusian Demographics
idea that population grows faster than food production, which can lead to famine, disease and poverty if population is not controlled.
Pop art
Art that takes unknown or unrespected art and puts it on a museum and all the sudden makes it respected and high art.
realism
Art that portrayed realistic, boring events, to bring attention to problems in society
Renaissance art
Art from the renaissance period that focused on realism and humanism, but mainly perspective. The art also takes place before or after the main action.
Romanticism
type of art that focused on extraordinary events and evoking emotion from the viewer