AP Euro Unit 1 Flashcards
Latin term “learn or leave”
disce aut discede
Bacterial disease, devastated many areas of the world, arrived to Europe in 1348 that led to the deaths of millions; profound change in society
Black Death
City first established by the Roman Emperor Constantine in 300 CEs, capitol of Byzantine Empire and later the Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Of, or pertaining to cities
urban
Of, or pertaining to the countryside
rural
extremist Catholic religious movement that believed that physical punishment of the flesh could atone for sins of man, They believed plague was punishment from God
Flagellants
Originally referred to a specific section of a European city where Jews are allowed to reside. It was often walled off from Christian areas
ghetto
term for periodic violent attacks on Jewish population. Especially prominent in Eastern Europe(Russia).
Pogrom
Hatred of Jewish population
anti-Semitism
Something directly witnessed or experienced by person relating it
first-hand
something explained by someone who didn’t directly witness or experienced it
second-hand
Of, or pertaining to city of Florence
Florentine
Any language spoken by general population of a region, as opposed to Latin, the language of Church and education
vernacular
military tactic where enemy is completely surrounded and starved into submission
siege
Vast region of southeastern Europe that includes nations such as Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, and Serbia
Balkan Peninsula