HIS 2113 The Modern West: From the Renaissance to WWII Second Exam Study Guide Flashcards

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Fredinand II (Holy Roman Emperor)

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Habsburg
He started the Re-Catholicization of Bohemia.
Started the 30 years war.

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Gustavus Adolphus

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Swedish

Died in the battle of Lutzen (1632)

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Cardinal Richelieu

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Regent of Louis XIV 
Joins the 30 year against the Habsburg
Assigned intendents to each French Province  
Curbed Huguenot autonomy 
Funded Gustavus Adolphus
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Louis XIV

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Absolutism (The King has… Absolute Authority)
Gallicanism (French Catholic church is under the authority of the King rather then the Pope while still remaining Catholic).

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Ivan III

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Grand prince of Mucovy
- Client state of the Mongols
Founded ROSS-I-YA
Expaneded ROSS-I-YA into Europe

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Peter I

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Praised Western Civilization 
Attacked the Russian Orthodox Church 
Built a 200,000 army armed with Muskets and artillery 
Increased Taxes 5 fold
Became a Czar boy in 1696 
Absoultist
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Charles I (of England)

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Was forced to acknolwedge he doesnt have univesral right to levy taxes
intolerant of Protestants and Puritans
-1637 he forced Scottish Presybyterians to use Anglican worship books.
goaded Scotland to invade and lost.
convened the “short parliament”
Cavaliers ( Royalists)

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Oliver Cromwell

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Member of the HOuse of COmmons
beat charles at Naseby
became head of state
disbanded Rump parliament

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John Locke

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argued sovereignty belongs to the poeple, and they should choose to be ruled by a king.
English Bill of Rights (1689)
Man by nature is free, can form a government if they want.

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Nicholas Copernicus

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Heliocentricity from Prussia

Greshams Law

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Johannes Kepler

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Planetary Motion,

Scientific Revoltion

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Galileo Galilei

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Heliocentrism
Copernicansim
Two chief world systems
two new sciences

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Francis Bacon

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Attorney General, Lord Chancellor of England
Scientific Method
Father of Empiricism
Inductive reasoning

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Rene Descartes

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Father of Modern western Philosophy
Meditations of first philosphy
Cartesian Co-ordinate system named after him

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Sir Isaac Newton

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Philophia Naturalis Principia Mathematica

Reflecting Telescope

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Philipp Spener

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Lutheran Pietist
Pia Desideria
Live Godly lives

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John Wesley

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Holy Club
Started out as Anglican
Aldergate experience
Founder of Methodism

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George Whitfield

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Sinners in the hands of an Angry God
Evivalism
Venerated by the Episcopal Church
Calvinist

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Frederick II

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Most famous for his reorganization of the Prussian Army,
His success in the Seven years War,
and his patronage of the arts.

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Maria Theresa

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Only Female Habsburg ruler, and consequently the last Habsburg ruler

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Catherine II

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Dethroned her husband and ruled Ross-I-YA
Subsidized French Encyclopaedia
Supported the foundaiton of schools
Ushered in Legal Reform
Expanded Russia's Land holdings
gave relief to the peasantry 
had a bastard child
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Baron de Montesquieu

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Observed and Classified Politics

defined Republic, Monarchy, Despot

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Voltaire

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Rule of Law, not men

Candide

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Jean-Jacque Rousseau

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Government is all about equality

disagreed with Monarchy and Aristocracy

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David Hume
If all we can learn is what we see we wont know the laws of nature.
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Adam Smith
Wealth of Nations | Father of Capitalism
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Immanuel Kant
Idealism Cant observe simply by observation Thinking in our mind naturally organizes things led Capernican Revolution.
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Mercantilism
Limited amount of wealth in the world | A country wants to export, more than import.
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Puritanism
A group of Anglicans that wanted to "Purify" the Anglican church of the Roman Catholicism in it.
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Arminianism
Gods foreknowledge of who will choose salvation | Jacob Arminius
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Pietism
The idea that Living Holy will bring salvation championed by the book Pia Desideria by Spener Use the word more personall confessors reintroduce church meetings Live Godly lives, and good students of the Bible
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Moravians
Founded by Zinzendorf emphasize blood and side wound of Christ missions all thorughout the world break away from Lutheranism
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Methodism
Founded by John and Charles Wesley | dabbles in Arminianism and Calvinism
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Enlightened Absolutism
Rulers who were influenced by the enlightenment | Frederick the Great wrote an essay on it
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Dutch East India Company
Chartered by Netherlands Government Given ability to write treaties with other countries at peak had 50K employees and 10K soldiers
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Middle Passage
Part of the Atlantic Slave Trade during this specific passage 10-20% of people died was ran by England, Portugal, and France
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Deism
God exists, but does not directly interfere or interact with his creation
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Capitalism
The economic system of a free market that controls prices through supply and demand, authored Adam smith, unlimited wealth in the wold.
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The Defenstration of prague
Ferdinand II sent a delegation to Bohemia that they were to return to Catholicism and the embassy was stormed by nobles and they were thrown out of windows into a animal pen.
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Peace of Westphalia
ended war between Protestants and Catholics Allowed Germany to remain individual states, HRE was basically a name only Disolved the hapsburgs family and spain liberated Switzerland and the Dutch
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Glorious Revolution
``` Parliament asked William of Orange and Mary to come and rule England (they were protestant thats why) Invaded England on behalf of parliament Bloodless war English Bill of Rights Constitutional compromize ```
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Acts of Union
Britain and Scotland joined by king and parliament
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War of Spanish Succession
Cause by Charles II being infirm and Louis XIV putting Phillip II on the throne caused a war that allowed ended with Treaty of utrecht, with the netherlands becoming free
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War of Austrian Succcesion
Precursor of the 7 years war, allowed Maria Theresa to become Archduchess and Prusia kept Silesia
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Seven years war
First "World Wide War" Started with Washingtons slaughter of a french army in Virgina American Theatre "French and Indian War" European Theater "Austria v Prussia" Other Theaters " India, Carribbean, and Spain vs. England in the phillipines.
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Treaty of paris
France essentially loses all holdings in America Spain loses Florida and gets part of Louisiana George III limits how far Colonists can go into the frontier to aovid another war like the seven year war.