chapter 21-22 middle ages Flashcards

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why did the scientific revolution start

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the renaissance humanists began to read works in latin and greek that had different views than aristotle; thinkers disagreed

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ptolemy discovery

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geocentric model of the universe

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nicolas copernicous discovery

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heliocentric model of the universe

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what is the heliocentric theory

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belief that the sun was the center of the universe, moved in an elliptical motion

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what is the geocentric theory

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belief that earth was the center of the universe

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rene descartes beliefs on rationalism

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wanted to start over with his beliefs and only believe what he could prove; based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge

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francis bacon discovery

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scientific method

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john locke beliefs

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people were born with a blank mind and were molded by their experiences

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baron de montesquieu discovery

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englands government had 3 branches

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deism beliefs

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god had created the universe and set in motion, also believed that god allowed the universe to run without his interference

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what is laissez faire

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concept that the state shouldnt impose government regulations but should leave the economy alone

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what are coffeehouses

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gathering places where ideas were exchanged, could provide newspapers for free, usually women

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what happened at salons

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writeres, artisans, and other wealthy middle class people would discuss ideas of philosophes

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characteristics of rococo

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highly secular, emphasized grace and charm, gentle acting

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wolfgang amadeus mozart creation

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new style of music: classical music

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what was enlightened absolutism

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a system in which rulers tried to govern by enlightenment principles while maintaining their full royal powers

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what is serfdom

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kept a rigid system of social classes so everyone was NOT treated equally

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where was the seven years war fought

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india, europe, and north america

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seven years war effect on britain

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gained control of india, gained land east of the mississippi from france, by 1763 it was the worlds largest colonial power

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why did the stamp act exist

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british leaders wanted to get more money from the colonies to help cover costs

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what did the treaty of paris do

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recognized independence of american colonies, gave americans control of western territory

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problems with the articles of confederation

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almost all power was in the states, the nation was too weak

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who has the power based on the constitution

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power was shared between national and state governments

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where did the bill of rights come from

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natural rights proposed philosophies and writers like john locke

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what did the first estate bring to the french society
upper clergy members were often from nobility and their voices carried more weight
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what occupations did most people in the second estate have
government, military, and courts
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the third estate contribution to french society
defeated guards, decapitated the warden, demolished bastille brick by brick
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what did the invasion of the bastille lead to
the beginning of the french revolution
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what did the declaration of rights of man and the citizens do
all men are created equal and free, public office was based on talent, no one is exempt from taxation, freedom of speech is guaranteed, men and women had the same rights
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the national convention
first goal was to abolish the monarchy and develop a republic, executed over 1800 people in lyons, children go to school until age 10, slavery was abolished
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the reign of terror affect on society
new constitution, churches reopened
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why did the directory fail
the amount of corruption that took place
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what is a coup detat
takeover of the government
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napoleon bonaparte changes
positive relationship w the catholic church, created a consulate government, seven codes , women were not equal
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the napoleon empire
french empire, dependent states, allied states
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what led to the napoleon empire decline
the french never fully defeated great britain, nationalism increased
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what happened to napoleons army when they invaded russia
lost thousands of soliders
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why was napoleon allowed to return to france
his quote if theres a man among you who would kill your emperor, here i am
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battle of waterloo effect
napoleon was exiled until he died in 1821
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congress of vienna changes
rearranged who owned what land to balance out power
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