Chapter 21 mult choice Flashcards

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Copernicus

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-proved heliocentric conception of the universe (sun-centered)
-planets revolved around the sun
-moon revolved around Earth
-the apparent movement of the sun around the Earth was because of the rotation of the Earth on its axis and its journey around sun

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Voltaire

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-criticized the church (challenged actions)
-believed and fought for religious toleration
-supported deism (God created universe but allowed it to run on reason and natural law)

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Abandoning the open-field technique

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-before: the land was left for a season to grow naturally and restore soil’s fertility, then mowed to plant new crops
-new: planted a crop of turnips or clover in between seasons to continue getting crops but also allow fertilization of the fields
**increased crops- feed livestock causing livestock numbers to increase and more meat for Europeans (better diet)

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Jethro Tull (1674-1741)

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-hoe
**break up dirt with pockets of air - crops had better access to water and fertilization
-seed drill
**cut down on seed waste and planted more efficiently

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Enclosure Acts (England)

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-allowed landowners with large estates to break their estate up and lease it to farmers
-farmers would become dependent on the upper class
-enabled landowners to easily evict tenants

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Enlightened despotism/ absolutism

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as the Church was loosing power, rulers gained more power and became absolute rulers

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Fredrick William

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-Prussia
-expanded Prussian army
-centralized government
-primary education for all subjects

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Fredrick William II

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-Prussia
-“Fredrick the Great”
-Enlightenment reforms
-increased Prussia’s territories
-not power to turfs (bound to land and undereducated)
-invaded Austria bc he “didn’t think a woman could be ruler of the Holy Roman Empire” (just wanted to expand Prussia’s territory)

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Maria Theresa

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-empress of Austria
-centralized Austria and strengthened the army
-endured attacks of the War of Austrian Sucession

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Joseph II

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-Austria
-abolished serfdom
-freedom of the press
-enacted religous reforms (bad move)

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Peter III

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-Russia
-alliance with Prussia
-withdrew from the Seven Years’ War

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Cathrine II

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-Russia
-“Cathrine the Great”
-expanded the Russian empire
-created a council that would listen to the people
-considered liberal when young, got more conservative with age

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Seven Years War

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-fought after the war of Austrian Succession in order to win back Silesia (became a big war) (ended with the Treaty of Paris
-Austrian Succession: Cathrine was placed on the throne of the Austrian Empire, Frederick II (Prussia) invaded Austrian Silesia, and fought in Europe, Asia, and North America
-Treaty of Paris: all occupied territories returned to their original owners except for Silesia (Prussia got it)
-Marie Antoinette (Austria) and Louis (France) married for an alliance

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How to answer a short answer

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-topic sentence: answers prompt
-evidence: piece of specific historical evidence and explain
-analysis: demonstrate how the evidence proves the topic sentence

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