Chapter 14 Flashcards

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Discovery causes

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  1. Economics —> Desire for an All Water Route to China and India for the valuable spice trade
  2. Driven by their desire to use potential gold and riches in future Crusaders against Islam
  3. Religious fervency, to spread Christianity to the non-believers
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The Treaty of Tordesillas 1494

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To avoid conflicts between Spain and Portugal, Pope Alexander VI helped negotiate a treaty dividing current and future discoveries

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3
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Mexica

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Called Aztecs by the Europeans

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4
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In order to eliminate any ideas of retreat, Cortes…

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Scuttled his ships

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5
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Cortes expedition served as the model for others; conquered the Inca

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Francisco Pizarro

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6
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Discovered the Mississippi

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Hernando de Soto

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7
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Francisco Coronado

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Search of the 7 fabled cities of gold

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8
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Spanish gold and silver from the new world causes…

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Inflation to soar

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The Columbian Exchange

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

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Spaniards brought to the new world…

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  1. Christianity
  2. Iron Technology
  3. Sailing Ships
  4. Firearms
  5. Wheeled Vehicles
  6. Horses
  7. Old World Viruses
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For the Portuguese and Spanish both ___________________ more important than the pursuit of gold and glory

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The spread of Roman Catholic Christianity

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Johannes Gutenberg; printing press; moveable type; A key role in the development

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The Renaissance, reformation, the Age of Enlightenment, and the scientific revolution

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13
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The mass production of ______________ enabled a wider circulation of ideas and thoughts

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Inexpensive books

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14
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In 1517 Martin Luther

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Nailed his Ninety-five Theses on church reform to the Wittenberg church doors

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15
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Luther has 2 major issues

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Salvation and Indulgences

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Significance was his influence on the emergence of the German Language; Wartburg Castle

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Translated the Bible into German

17
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One group that was extremely supportive and influential for Luther

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Evangelicals

18
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Predestination

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God ordained “the Elect” (small group) to salvation or damnation even before the creation of the world

19
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The Peasants War

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Was Europe largest and most widespread popular uprising prior to the French revolution of 1789

20
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Act of Supremacy

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Created the Church of England and made Henry ans subsequent English monarchs the head of the new church

21
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The Council of Trent; Results of the Council

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  1. The Church was the ultimate authority on the Bible, anyone else was a heretic
  2. Salvation depended o both faith and good works, not just faith
  3. Banned the selling of indulgences
22
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Father of Modern Political Science

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Niccolo Machiavelli

23
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Was one of the most influential royal houses of Europe

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The House of Habsburg

24
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1535 Francis I forges an alliance with the _______________________ against Charles V

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Muslim Turks

25
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royal revenues could not keep up with military expositions; The solutions:

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  1. They devalued their coinage
  2. They borrowed
26
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The Peace of Augsburg

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  1. The most important, it established that ALL princes enjoyed the right to determined the religion of their lands and subjects
  2. Excluded Calvinists