Final Flashcards

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who dominated long distance trade routes during medieval times?

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The Italians

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2
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what was the most significant conflict between church and state in medieval europe

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the appointment of religous leaders by secular rulers, investite conflict

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3
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what will become the rallying cry for the crusaders throughout crusades

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God wills it

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4
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Legends of this orders secret rituals, huge wealth and lost treasures have long fascinated conspiracy theorists for centuries

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The Knights Templar

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5
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Signifance of the battle of hastins

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  1. England political shift from the scandinavian world to continental europe
  2. The doomsday book
  3. The birth of modern english language
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explain the 2 important provisions within the magna carta

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-protection for the barons from illegal imprisonment (Habeas Corpus)
-new taxation only with barional consent and limitations on scutage

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7
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By 1215 the mongols had conqurened most of china under their powerful leader

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genghis khan

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8
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who was the most famous of all venetian merchants?

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Marco polo

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9
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name the great plague that ends in 1352 with the deaths of 1/3 of 3/5 of the european population

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the black death

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10
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what french peasant girl turned the longstanding anglo-french conflict into a religious war

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Joan of Arc

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11
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the renaissance originated in what italian city

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Florence

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12
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define the columbian exchange

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the movement of people, animals, plants, manufactured goods, precious metals, and diseases between europe, america and africa

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13
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what were martin luther’s 2 major issues with the church

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salvation and indulgences

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14
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pope paul created a new order of priests. what was this new order of priests called

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The Jesuits

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15
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what was the name of the most influential royal houses of europe?

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the house of habsburg

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16
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what were french calvinists called

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hugeonuts

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17
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in response to the execution of the catholic monarch, mary queen of scots, phillip II of spain

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sent the famous spanish armada to crush england

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name the king who was an ardent believer in the divine right of kings and will create a system of absolute monarchical rule?

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Louis XIV

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19
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define absolutism

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a system of government in which the ruler claims sole and uncontestable power

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20
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define mercantilism

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governments must intervene to increase national wealth by whatever means possible

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21
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name given to those who fought for parliament

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round heads

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22
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name given to those who fought for the king

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cavaliers

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the cromwellian rump parliament then abolished the monarchy and the house of lords and set up a puritan republic known as the

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common wealth of england

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24
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john locke argues that governments only purpose was to protect what

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life, liberty, and property

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25
define the following: a mestizo b. peninsular c. creoles
a. a person born to a spanish father and a native mother b. those born in spain c. born in america of spanish parents
26
explain the strategic importance of the creation of the bank of england
enabled the government to raise money at low interest for the foreign wars
27
what city symbolized russia's opening to the west
st petersburg
28
what were 2 central doctrines of the enlightenment philsophers
individual liberty, religious tolerance
29
what were 3 main reasons for immigration to the new world
economic, political, religious freedom
30
who were the executive authority in the colonies, tasked with carrying out the kings instructions
royal governors
31
list the 4 coercive acts
boston port at massachusetts government act impartial administration of justice act quartering act
32
the 2nd continental congress issues a declaration of independence on what day
july 4, 1776
33
know what the estates general is
3 classes called estates, or the orders of france 1. clergy 2. nobility 3. everyone else
34
know what the declaration of the rights of man and citizen proclaimed
men are born equal and remain free and equal in rights
35
know what the slogans and values that will define the french revolution are
liberty, equality, fraternity
36
know the rosetta stone
2nd century b.c. artifact that will unlock the ancient egyptian culture
37
know abt the congress of vienna
the objective was to provide a long term peace plan for europe by settling critical issues arising from the french revolutionary wars and the napoleonic wars
38
america's reaction to the political instability in south america during the 1820s was
monroe doctrine
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causes of ww1
nationalism imperialism, imperial rivalries entangling alliances militarism, germany's rise as a world power
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reasons for american involvement
economic unrestricted submarine warfare anti-german propaganda
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war guilt clause
this forced germany to accept responsibility for the war
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league of nations
point 14, general association of nations to acquire the security of great and small nations alike
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NAZI
national socialist german workers party
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results of the failed putsch
the trial publicity makes hitler a national figure
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appeasement
western democracies policy, accepting hitler's demands in order to avoid conflict
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sept 1, 1939
hitler invades poland, ww2 begins
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rommel
field marshal erwin rommel, desert fox
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reasons hitler invades russia
temptation of invasion was too great. its the heart of communism, where lebensraum is to be found, has the largest jewish population in the world
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lend lease
the us will give $46 billion in aid
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axis countries and leaders
germany- adolf hitler italy- benito mussolini japan- hideki tojo
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allied countries and leaders
america- fdr russia- joseph stalin england- winston churchill china
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d-day
june 6, 1941 allies invade normandy in france
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conference considered sellout by fdr
the yalta conference
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supreme allied commander in europe
dwight d. eisenhower
55
Japan sought to establish what they called the
greater east asia co. prosperity sphere
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for the military, the highest honor they could gain in battle what was a disgrace
die for their emperor, surrender
57
is ordered by FDR to leave for australia where he issues his famous __________ declaration
general douglas macarthur, I shall return
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76,000 american and filipino troops surrender
the bataan death march
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japanese navy is stopped in the attempt to capture port moresby
battle of coral sea
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commander and chief of the US pacific theater during WW2
chester W nimite
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who was the emperor during WW2
Emperor Hirohito
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supreme allied commander of the pacific theater during WW2
douglas Mcauthor
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led the air raid on tokeyo
jimmy doolittle
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americans at home followed the war
Newstreets
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were placed in the windows of americans who lost loved ones during the war
gold stars
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it is the turning point of the war in the pacific
the battle of midway
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1st land victory for america in the pacific
battle of guadalcanal
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most famous image of ww2, classic flag rasing
battle of iwo jima
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1sr assault on the japanese home lands
battle of Okinawa
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kamikazes
divine wind
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code name for the atomic bomb project
the manhattan project
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1st nuclear explosion was on US soil, july 16 1945
trinity
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on august 15, 1945 japan surrenders
VJ day
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will be the military governor of occupied japan
general douglas mcauthor
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the internment of japanese americans
japanese americans were targeted as a potentially disloyal.they were viewed as potential spies for the japanese government
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offered the benefits of free college education to returning veterans
the G.I. bill of rights