FINAL, I also added Holocaust since there's 10 holocaust questions Flashcards

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Explain the 2 most important provisions of the Magna Carta

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-Protection for the barons from illegal imprisonment
-New taxation only with baronial consent and limitations on scutage

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By 1215, the Mongols had conquered most of China under their powerful leader…

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Genghis Kahn

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Who was the most famous of all the Venetian merchants

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Marco Polo

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Name the great plague that ends in 1352 with the deaths of 1.3 to 3/5’s of the European population

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The Black Death/The Bubonic Plague

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What French peasant girl turned the longstanding Anglo-French conflict into a religious war

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Joan d’Arc

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The Renaissance originated in which Italian city

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Florence

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Define the Colombian Exchange

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The movement of peoples, animals, plants, manufactured goods, precious metals, and diseases between Europe, the Americas, and Africa

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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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Pope Paul III created a new priest order to combat the Protestants and to convert the heathens to Christianity/. What was this new order of priests called

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Jesuits/ Jesuit Society

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What was the name of one of the most influential royal houses of Europe. The House of Charles V of Spain

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Habsburg

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What were French Calvinists called

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Huguenots

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In response to the execution of the Catholic Monarch, Mary Queen of Scots, Philip II of Spain…

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Sent the Spanish Armada to 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 monarchial rule

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Louis XIV

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Define absolutism

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A system of government in which the ruler contains sole and uncontestable power

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Define Mercantilism

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Government must intervene to increase national wealth by whatever means possible

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Name given to those who fought for Parliament

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Roundheads

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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 upo a Puritan Republic known as the

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The Commonwealth of England

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John Locke argued that governments only purpose was to protect what

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Protect life, liberty, and property

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Define the following. A. Mestizo, B. Peninsular, C. Creoles

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A. Person born to a Spanish father and a native mother

B. Those born in Spain

C. Born in America of Spanish parents

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Explain the strategic importance of the creation of the Bank of England

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Enabled the government to raise money at low interest for foreign wars

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What city symbolized Russia’s opening to the west

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St. Petersburg

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What were the 2 central doctrines of the Enlightenment philosophers

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Individual liberty, religious tolerance

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What were the 3 main reasons for immigration to the New World

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Political Freedom
Economic Freedom
Religious Freedom

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Who were the executive authority in the colonies, tasked with carrying out the King's instructions
Royal Governors
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List the 4 Coercive Acts
-Boston Port Act -Massachusetts Government Act -Impartial Administration of Justice Act -Quartering Act
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The Second Continental Congress issues a Declaration of Independence on what day
July 4th, 1776
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A body of deputies from the three estates or orders (France)
Estates General
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Know what the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen proclaimed
"Men are born and remain free and equal in rights"
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Know what the slogans and values that will define the French revolution are
Liberty Fraternity Equality
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2nd century B.C. artifact that will unlocked the lost ancient Egyptian culture
Rosetta Stone
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Objective was to provide a long-term peace plan for Europe by settling critical issues arising from the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
Congress of Vienna
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Know what America's reaction to the political instability in South America during the 1820's was
Monroe Doctrine
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Know the key industry that drove the development of the Industrial Revolution
Textile
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Scottish engineer: Development of an efficient steam engine
James Watt
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Urbanization
The growth of towns and cities due to the movement of people from rural to urban areas
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Nationalism
People derive their identities from their nations, the most potent of all the new ideologies
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Socialism
Social, political, and economic Doctrine that calls for public, rather than private ownership or control of property and natural resources essential to society
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Communism
Ideology that advocates for the elimination/abolition of private property in favor of communal ownership
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Causes of WWI
Imperialism: Imperial rivalries, Nationalism, Militarism: Germany's rise as a world power, Entangling Alliances
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Reasons for American involvement in WWI
Economic, Anti-German propaganda, Unrestricted submarine warfare
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This clause forced Germany to accept responsibility for the war
War Guilt Clause
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Point 14: General Association of Nations to guarantee the security of great and small nations alike
League of Nations
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What NAZI stands for, results of the failed Putsch
National Socialist German Workers Party -Hitler finds time to write Mein Kampf -The publicity of the trial makes Hitler a national figure -Hitler decides to take power legally
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Appeasement and September 1, 1939
-Western Deomcracies policy of accepting Hitler's demands to avoid conflict -Invasion of Poland
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Erwin Rommel
The Desert Fox
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Reasons Hitler invades Russia
-It's where the promised Lebensraum is located -Home to the largest Jewish population in the world -It's the heart of Communism
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Lend Lease
The U.S. will grant $46 billion in aid
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Axis and Allies Countries and Leaders
Axis: Germany - Adolf Hitler Italy - Benito Mussolini Japan - Hideki Tojo Allies: United States - Delano Roosevelt, later Truman UK - Churchill U.S.S.R - Stalin
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D-Day
Invasion of Normandy, France. June 6th, 1944
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Conference considered a sellout by FDR
Yalta
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Supreme Allied Commander in Europe
Dwight David Eisenhower
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Father of Communism (Jewish)
Karl Marx
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Leader of the Soviet Revolution and ruler of Russia (Jewish)
Vladimir Lenin
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Schutzstaffen (SS)
Protection squad
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Geheime StatsPolezei
Gestapo
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Elite Army Units
Waffen SS
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Execution squads that followed the 3 German armies into Russia
Einstatzgruppen
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Laws that denied Jews the rights to citizenship, etc.
Nurembourg Laws
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Kristalnoct
Night of Broken Glass
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Jews were forced to wear
A star of David
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1942: At this conference the Nazi's came up with the Endlosung or "final solution" to the Jewish question
Wannsee Conference
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Death camps
Auschwitz Chelmo Belzec Sobibor Majdenek Triblinka Dachau Mauthausen
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Nurembourg Trials 1946
International Military Tribunals
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Lead Prosecutor for the Allies was U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Robert Jackson
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Charges leveled against defendants
-Waging aggressive war -Crimes against humanity -War crimes -Conspiracy to commit acts 1-3
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Simon Wiesenthal
Nazi Hunter
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Post Holocaust Genocides
Kampuchea/Cambodia Rwanda Bosnia
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1947 Creates the state of Israel as a homeland for Jews
United Nations