EU Developments and Lifestyle Changes (Tech, Culture, Religion, Class, ect.) Flashcards
General trend of early modern europe
There is a growing inequality
Tech: What does the expansion of maps tell about EU expansion?
Evolution of maps reveal EU expansion including: geopolitical and economic effects and exchanging of diseases and goods
Tech: When was gunpowder transported to Europe?
post-Mongolia era
Tech: What was the military revolution debate arguing?
new infantry tactics created switch in 17th century led to bureaucracy and modernity
Tech: What tactic Michael Roberts argue led to military revolution?
Argued Line tactics
Tech: What tactic Jeffrey Parker argue led to military revolution?
Argued Gunpowder weapons led to EU expansion
Tech: What tactic Charles Tille argue led to military revolution?
Argued tech like gunpowder has to work with institutions and resources to work
Tech: What was the effect of the printing press?
Created a printing revolution that led to a growing literate middle class
Tech: What technology led to the ability for Europeans to expand to the new world and asia?
Better designed ships and navigating technology like the compass
Tech: How did France try upgrade their road system?
Through corvee labour and founding the first school for technical trade
Tech: What were 3 developments that led to agricultural revolution?
- New farming technology
- New crops
- Norfolk four course rotation
Religion: What is Roman Catholic?
The stream that is differentiated from Protestantism
Religion: What is Calvinism?
A stream of Protestantism created by Calvin’s experienced conversion. It differs from Luthers and emphasizes predestination as a central tenet
Religion: What is the difference between Lutheranism and Calvinism?
Luther and Calvin differed in predestination. Calvinism believes god gave tools to reach salvation to a select number of people and that some people will never reach salvation
Religion: What is Lutheranism?
Protestant branch that believes that good words are invalid. Opposes catholicism