High Medieval to Early Moderna Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Peasants’ Crusade

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crusade not led by nobles/king / 30,000 peasants to disaster in Asia Minor

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Ferdinand V and Isabella I

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Spanish “Catholic monarchs” who contribute to much of European exploration / first monarchs referred to as the king and queen of Spain

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Third Crusade

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attempt to retake Jerusalem from Saladin / ultimately a failure / “King’s Crusade” / attempted by 3 kings

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Saladin

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strong, charismatic Muslim leader who recaptured Jerusalem

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Western Schism

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a time when 3 popes had been elected causing people the question the legitimacy of the popes / created major religious and political rifts

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Gregory XI

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moves papacy back to Rome / the last pope of French nationality

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Serfs

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Medieval servants attached to the land

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Sultanate of Delhi

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the permanent rule the Turks established in India

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Ming

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(tenth dynasty) - overthrows Mongol rule in China / establishes absolute monarchy / finalizes Great Wall of China / creates largest standing army / leads China into early modern period

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Richard I

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“The Lionheart” / worked with French ruler (Philip II Augustus) at Third Crusade, but failed and resorted to peace

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Khan

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strong warlord / great ruler

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Philip IV

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the “Fair” / French king who resented papal overreach

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Feudalism

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a system for structuring society around relationships derived from the holding of land in exchange for labor

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Shamanism

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Turkish religious practices that revolve around special priests: shamans - possess supposed magical powers, emphasize ritual, divination, healing to engage w/ natural spiritual world

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Clement V

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French pope who moved the papacy to Avignon, France / one of the three popes during the Western Schism

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Golden Horde

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a Mongol Khanate ruled by Batu Khan in present day Russia

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Khanates

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tribal chiefdoms ruled by a khan

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Incas

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mighty empire of South America with skilled builders / unify rule over Andes

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Boniface VIII

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ambitious pope who issued Unam Sanctumm (pope must be obeyed in all matters - even by kings and refusal would result in eternal damnation)

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Silk Road

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largest, most lucrative land-based trade network in world connecting east to west

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Crusader kingdoms

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four feudal kingdoms established in Jerusalem after the first crusade - Edessa, Antioch, Tripoli, Jerusalem

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Fealty

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a feudal tenant’s sworn loyalty to a lord

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Antipope

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pope elected in opposition to another, unfavored pope

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Aztecs

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might empire of Mesoamerica with skilled warriors

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Vassalage
submission to political power / becoming a vassal
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Khubilai Khan
Genghis Khan's grandson / establishes Yuan Dynasty / successfully expands into SE Asia but fails to conquer
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Petrarch
leading intellectual and founder of Italian Renaissance who renewed Humanism who favored critical thinking over doctrine and faith
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Flagellants
fanatics who whipped and mutilated themselves to share Christ's pain during the Black Death to try and please God
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Tudors
dynasty started by Henry Tudor / guided England into early modern era / includes Henry VIII and Elizabeth I
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Martin Luther
German Friar who desired change and reform in the Catholic church due to the corruption / published "Ninety-five Theses" and was excommunicated, leading to the Protestant Reformation