MT 2 World History Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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a period of 1000 years

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Millennium

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a system in which people were given land and protection by people of higher rank and worked and fought for them in return

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Feudalism

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-the city on the eastern edge of Europe
-Constantine made it the capitol of the Roman Empire
-surrounded by water on 3 sides, easy to defend
-miles of walls to keep intruders out

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Constantinople

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1337-1453
-English Monarch’s had long claimed land in France
-English Kings had been feudal lords over the French fiefs
-Philip IV declared the French fiefs of Edward III were part of his own realm, war started

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Hundred Year’s War

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5
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an outbreak of disease that spreads rapidly

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Epidemic

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a deadly contagious disease, transmitted by fleas on infected rats
-when blood mixes you become infected
-killed 1/3 of population

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Black Death

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7
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was a stadium where chariot races would take place
-two rival teams: blues and greens

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Hippodrome

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8
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self-government independence

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Autonomy

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9
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split of the two churches

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Schism

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cathedral created by the Eastern Orthodox church, serves as a model for Eastern churches

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Hagia Sophia

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a mongol tribal leader

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Khan

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a person who holds beliefs that are contrary to a set of religious teachings
-Ex. Joan of Arc

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Heretic

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13
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were a rank under the pope/emperor

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Patriarch

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14
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-fever, vomiting, cough/sneezing fits, egg-sized swellings
-first started in Europe/Russia on boats, Europe blamed Jews

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Bubonic Plague

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500-1453 C.E.
-controlled Europe, Asia, and Africa
-conquered by the ottoman turks
-Constantinople is the capital after Constantine

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Byzantine Empire

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16
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“icon smashing”
-people in the east saw that having icons of Jesus, Mary, and saints was wrong
-Leo III banned them

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Iconoclasm

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17
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to officially exclude some one from that participation in the sacraments and exercises of the church, not allowed to go to heaven

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Excommunication

18
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-he created the rule that a jury must formally accuse a person of a serious crime and be tried before a royal judge
-helped strengthen the power of royal courts
-created the Constitutions of Clarendon, a document that spelled out the kings traditional rights

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Henry II of England

19
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-17 year old girl
-helped the French win the battle of Orleans, later on traded to England as a pawn
-England spoke of her as a heretic because she would talk to God to get the vision to win the battle
-burned at the stake because she won’t take anything back

20
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-put taxes on everything
-was forced by the Catholic Church to sign the Magna Carta

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John I of England

21
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-greatest emperor of Byzantine
-527-563
-created Justinian’s code

22
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-created the Holy Roman Empire
-was crowned instead of Empress Irene

23
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created Model Parliament
-King John’s grandson
-took a major step in including more people in government

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Edward I of England

24
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Justinian I’s wife
-convinced him to stay and fight, with her he was able to put down the revolt

25
What are the reasons that the Roman Empire fell?
political problems- all seized power by force, depends on soldiers for support Economic and Social- raised taxes, not enough jobs, disease Large Size- split into Eastern and Western halves Germanic Tribes- attacked western empire
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What are the differences between the three Islamic groups?
Shi'a: a minority branch that maintains loyalty to the caliph Ali and his descendants Sunni: the majority branch of Islam, which accepted the rule of caliphs not form Muhammed's descendants Sufi: a mystical form of Islam
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Why is the Arabic numeral system better than the Roman numeral system?
it is much easier to read and write, it allowed for the development of modern math
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What long term effects did the Black Death have on Europe in the 13th and 14th centuries?
-1/3 of the people died -trade and commerce slowed -more demand for jobs, peasants could start to work -after nobles wanted to return to normal, but peasants didn't want that so it resulted to rebellions
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What was the result of the Hundred Year's War?
-shift in power from feudal lords to monarchs -Military Technology: longbow, castles became less effective, start of gun powder use -More loyalty to local lords than to their monarch -Common people gained greater influence and power
30
What are the major details of the Hundred Year's War? Who won?
-Europe won the first half because of the longbow, light armored soldiers, paid peasants to be soldiers -France won overall
31
What are the accomplishments of Justinian I to make him one of "the greatest"?
-he stopped the revolt of the rebellion from the chariot races -rebuilt Constantine -Reclaimed Roman Empire lost territory -Created Systemic body of law
32
What are the differences between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches?
Eastern: the emperor is the top religious leader, Divine Liturgy, have many languages(greek), Hagia Sophia is what most churches look like, cities/trade/wealth Roman Catholic: the highest religious leader is the Pope, spoke Latin, priests can't marry, rural/poorer/agriculture
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Why did the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches split?
-Iconoclasm -Crowning the Emperor -Excommunication
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Who created the Holy Roman Empire?
Charlemagne
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a spiritual and political leader of the muslims
Caliph
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a governing body created by King Edward I that included some commoners, church officials, and Nobels
Model Parliament
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signed by John I and allowed feudal lords to have less power
Magna Carta
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received a tract of land or fief
vassel
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Who declared war for the Hundred Year's War?
King Philip IV from France on King Edward III of England
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What qualities made Genghis Khan a successful ruler of the Mongolians?
-he organized his troops on the decimal system -was a skilled military strategist -he was ruthless -trained fierce and strong horsemen