Ap Euro Flashcards

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hundred years war

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Cause- dynastic quarrel with England
centralization of france- war was fought entirely in France
Consequences- misery to france, war, famine, death

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Bubonic plague

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Swollen lymph nodes, boils, death

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Fur-collar crimes

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Crime committed by nobility, involving fraud or theft

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John Wyclif

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Scripture should be standard practice and papal claims of temporal power had no foundation in scriptures

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The Babylonian Captivity

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Referring to the 70 years the hebrews were kept captive, popes lived in Avignon from 1309-1376

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Jan Hus

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Teachings were orthodox ,argued academic freedom

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Segment of population hit worst by plague

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Lower class

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Prostitution in the middle ages

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Most turned into marriage

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Florence in the renaissance

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Where the renaissance began

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Machiavelli

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A prince should be cunning like s fox and have ferocity like a lion to achieve his goals

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Renaissance women

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Began to have more of a say

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Indulgences

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You can buy your way and other peoples way to salvation with these

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French calvinists

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Hugeonots, calvinistic influence

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St. Bartholomew’s day massacre

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1527, targeted group of assasinations, followed by catholic mob violence directed against Huguenots during french wars

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Peace of Augsburg

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Treaty with Charles V and the league of schmalkaldic, an alliance of lutheran princes, distinction between roman Catholicism and protestants

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Anabaptists

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Christians of the reformation, sure death sentence, bible was their only rule for faith and life.

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Luther and Zwingli

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Zwingli- Believed church worship should be bare,

Luther- worship should mean something, 95 theses.

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Ursuline order

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Religious institutes that gave girls an educationzns cares for the sick

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Outcomes of peace of utrecht

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Series of treaties, ended many wars

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Cardinal Richelieu

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Foreign policy- fight for Frances interests by whatever means necessary, wanted France to be the dominant power

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English glorious revolution

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Causes- people decided problems throughout nobility needed to be dealt with, Bill of Rights

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Execution of Charles 1

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First of the monarchs to be put on trial and it led to his execution

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Serfdom in western and eastern Europe

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Strong in eastern and not as much in western

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Peace of Westphalia

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Ended the thirty years war and the eighty years war

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Thirty years war outcomes
Sweden became major power, Austria abandoned its alliance with spain, France became dominant military power,
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Pragmatic sanction
Women could rule
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Frederick William 1, soldiers king
Most talented reformer
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Princes of Moscow/mongol yoke
Mongol Yoke- period where the mongols ruled the eastern Slavs for more than two hundred year, princes of Moscow became particulary adept at serving the Mongols
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Scientific Revolution Causes
Universities Renaissance new thinking Navigational Errors- telescope Scientific Methodology
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Locke's essay on human understanding
* People are born with a tabularasa- a blank state * Society creates people * All human knowledge is a result of sensory input * rejected descartes view of predisposition * for progress to occur in society, education is necessary
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Rousseau's general will
Common interest of all people
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Enlightened policies of frederick II
* allowed religious freedom * promoted education * codified and streamlined laws * mostly freed the serfs on crowned lands * order an end to physical punishments to serfs * reduced censorship * abolished capitol punishment * encouraged immigration a d agricultural church
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Pugachev Rebellion and Catherine the Great
Disguised himself and claimed he was Peter III Led a peasant uprising Demanded an end to serfdom and taxes Burned nobles manors in the states
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Joseph II labor obligations to cash
Serfs had to buy freedom
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Partition of Poland( countries)
RUSSIA AUSTRIA PRUSSIA
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Seven years war(countries)
Britain vs France and Spain | Prussia vs Austria France Russia Sweden
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John Wesley and Methodism
He created a group called methodists for people who were organized and precise
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Conquest of smallpox
Cowpox in people and then we become immune = smallpox
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Reign of Terror
A period of bloodshed, during the French Revolution
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Abbé Sieyes - What is the third estate?
Political pamphlet written after the outbreak of the french revolution, third estate is common people
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Second Revolution
Overthrew Charles V
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Frances mismanagement in 1780s
People were impatient and wanted change and were unwilling to leave reforms in the hands of the kings
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Tennis Court Oath
Event where generals of the third estate were locked out of the building so they made a makeshift room on a tennis court and they wouldn't leave until things were resolved
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The Great Fear
General panic during the french revolution, peasant strikes, revoltsthat broke out
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Committee of public safety
Formed by the french government during the reign of terror, protect new established republic against fights
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Olympe de gouges
Feminist, writer reached many people, outspoken advocate for improving the condition of slaves in the colonies