Unit 3 Exam Study Guide Hepburn- World History- Fall 2024 Flashcards

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Renaissance

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Cultural revival emphasizing classical studies and human potential.

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Northern Renaissance

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Renaissance movement in Northern Europe, distinct from Italy.

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Medici Family

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Influential banking family that dominated Florence.

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Humanism

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Intellectual movement focusing on human potential and achievements.

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Printing Press

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nvented by Johannes Gutenberg, revolutionized information dissemination.

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95 Theses

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Martin Luther’s arguments against Catholic Church practices.

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Absolutism

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Political doctrine advocating for absolute monarchy and divine right.

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Spanish Armada

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a fleet of ships sent by King Philip II of Spain to invade England in 1588

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Louis XIV

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French king known as ‘The Sun King’; centralized power.

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Versailles

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The palace built by Louis XIV to control nobles

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Thirty Years’ War

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conflict between Catholic and Protestant

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Boyars

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Russian nobility, influential in the governance of Russia.

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Peter the Great

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Russian czar who modernized Russia and founded St. Petersburg.

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English Civil War

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Conflict between Royalists and Parliamentarians over governance.

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Oliver Cromwell

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  1. Led Parliamentari
  2. ansabolished monarchy
  3. established commonwealth.
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Glorious Revolution

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Overthrow of James II, establishing constitutional monarchy.

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Geocentrism

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Earth-centered universe theory, later challenged by heliocentrism.

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Johannes Kepler

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Mathematician who proved heliocentrism and formulated planetary laws.

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Isaac Newton

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Formulated laws of gravity and motion in physics.

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Thomas Hobbes

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  1. Philosopher
  2. advocating for social contract
  3. strong government.
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John Locke

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promoted natural rights and limited government, influencing revolutions.

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Mary Wollstonecraft

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Advocated for women’s rights and education in her writings

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Renaissance & Northern Renaissance
Key cities

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Venice and Florence.

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Major artists

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Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo

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Key figures
Henry VIII, Mary I, Elizabeth I influenced English Reformation.
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Spain
1. Philip II of Spanish Habsburgs; economy reliant on gold. 2. Spanish Armada defeated by English Sea Dogs. 3. Charles II, last of the Spanish Habsburgs, known as "Charles the Bewitched."
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France
1. Louis XIV ("The Sun King") 2. Bourbon Dynasty; famous quote: “L’état, c’est moi.” 3. Built Versailles to consolidate power and control nobles. 4. Key advisors focused on mercantilism and military strength.
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Cromwell and the Abolition of the Monarchy
Cromwell imprisoned and executed Charles I, abolishing the monarchy and establishing a commonwealth, which ended when the monarchy was restored after Cromwell's death.
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Geocentrism:
Earth-centered universe theory challenged by heliocentrism.
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Heliocentrism:
Copernicus proposed that the sun is the center of the solar system.
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Tycho Brahe:
1. Produced accurate astronomical data 2. known for his dueling accident and pet moose.
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Galileo Galilei:
1. Supported heliocentrism 2. faced conflict with the Church 3. improved telescopic observations.
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Rene Descartes:
Proposed rules of logic for inquiry.
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Francis Bacon:
1. Advocated for the scientific method 2. emphasizing experiments and observations
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Philosophers
questioned traditional beliefs and sought reforms in rights, governance, and social justice.
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jean-Jacques Rousseau:
Advocated for popular sovereignty and the social contract to promote community interests.
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Montesquieu:
1. Criticized absolute monarchy 2. promoted democracy through the separation of powers.
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Voltaire
1. freedom of speech and religion 2. emphasizing reason and critical thinking.
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Adam Smith:
father of capitalism