Chapter Three Flashcards

1
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An early Portuguese explorer who’s motive was to serve god and to give light to those who were in darkness

A

Bartolomeu Dias

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2
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Son of Portugal’s king whose dream was oversea exploration

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Prince Henry

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3
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Portuguese explorer who reached port in Calicut and brought back spices, silks, and precious gems

A

Vasco da gama

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4
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Treaty which stated that both sides were to honor the line

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Treaty of tordesillas

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5
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Richer and more powerful company than Englands

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Dutch east India company

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6
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Dynasty of china in 1514, who did not allow outsiders from distant lands to threaten the peace and prosperity they had

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Ming Dynasty

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7
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The son of a peasant who commanded the rebel army that drove the mongols out of China in 1368

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Hongwu

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8
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Hongwu’s son who moved the royal court to Beijing and was curious about the outside world

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Yonglo

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9
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A Chinese Muslim admiral who led the First of seven voyages of exploration

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Zheng He

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10
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The people of the region of Manchuria

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Manchus

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11
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Dynasty that would rule for over 260 years and the Manchus took over

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Qing Dynasty

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12
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Emperor who reduced government expenses and lowered taxes

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Kangxi

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13
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A brutal and ambitious person who defeated his rivals and seized the imperial capital Kyoto in 1568

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Odd nobunaga

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14
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Warrior - chieftains

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Daimyo

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15
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Best General, controlled most of the country, set out to destroy daimyo

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Toyotomi Hideyoshi

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16
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A dynasty of shoguns that ruled a unified Japan from 1603-1867

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Tokugawa Shogunate

17
Q

Dramas where actors dressed in elaborate costumes, used music, dance, and mime, to perform skits

A

Kabuki

18
Q

Poetry that doesn’t express ideas but presents images

A

Haiku

19
Q

What factors helped spur European exploration?

A

Seeking wealth, spread of Christianity and technology advances

20
Q

What role did Portugal’s prince Henry play in oversea exploration?

A

encouraged be establishing a navigation school for sailor to perfect their trade and financed voyages and discoveries

21
Q

What was the significance of Bartolomeu Dias voyage?

Vasco da Gama’s ?

A

BD- cape of hope at the southern tip of Africa, how you can go around

VDG- direct route to India from Europe

22
Q

Why were the Dutch so successful in establishing trading empire in Indian Ocean?

A

-Dutch owned the largest fleet of ships in the world

Dutch East India Company was more powerful and better financed than other nations and trading companies

23
Q

Why didn’t china undergo widespread industrialization?

A

It went against their Confucian beliefs

24
Q

Name 2 technological advancements the missionaries brought china.

A
  1. Clocks

2. Prisms

25
Q

List 5 reasons why the Ming dynasty fell to civil disorder

A

Ineffective rulers, corruption, no money, high taxes, bad harvests

26
Q

Why was the period between 1467-1568 called the age of warring states?

A

Samari seized control of the feudal states

27
Q

What was different between Confucian ideal society and real society of Japan?

A

Ideal: agriculture society + farmer was ideal citizen
Real: farmers over burdened and overtaxed and often moved to the city for better life

28
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New styles of drama, art, lit

A

Kabuki theater, woodblock printing, urban fiction, Haiku