History Flashcards

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How did Ivan III and Ivan IV change the Russian government (increase or decrease power of monarchy and nobles)

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By centralizing authority and weakening the boyars influence.

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How did Mongol rule negatively impact Russia

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By imposing heavy taxes, causing economic strain, isolating Russia from western Europe, leading to destruction through raids, and causing political fragmentation.

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3
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How did the Black Death in Europe affect prices

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The black death led to higher wages due to labor shortages and lover prices for many goods due to decreased demand.

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How did the black death in europe affect fuedalism

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By causing labor shortages, which gave peasants more power to demand better wages and conditions, undermining the system.

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5
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How did the black death in europe affect population

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black death killed about ⅓ of the population.

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6
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What did Wycliffe do that the Church saw as a threat

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Wycliffe translated the bible into english and criticized the church’s wealth and practices.

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7
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What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years’ War

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Population decline, economic devastation, centralized royal power, rise in national identity, military innovations.

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8
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What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years’ War monarchy and power

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Made monarchy stronger and more unified

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What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years’ War nationalism

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Increased national identity, unity against a common enemy, stronger sense of being French

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10
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What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years’ War english lands

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Loss of almost all english territories in France & end of english claims to french lands

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11
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List the other names of the Bubonic Plague

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Black death, Black Plague

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12
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Where did the plague begin (continent and country)

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Asia, specifically China

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13
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What are buboes and where are they located

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Boboes are swollen inflamed lymph nodes. They are usually around the armpit, neck or groin)

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14
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In what year did Bubonic Plauge reach Italy

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1347

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15
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How did it arrive in europe

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fleas on rats

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16
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which ships brought it

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genoese trading ships

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17
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Recognize the few European areas that escaped the huge death toll from the plague

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Poland, Milan, Belgium

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18
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Which group was blamed and persecuted unfairly

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Jews

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19
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What did doctors wear and why

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Long overcoat, mask with eye opening and beak with herbs, leather gloves and boots, brimmed hat, wooden cane. They wore this to protect themselves from the disease.

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20
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Most deadly plague

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septicemic plague

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21
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most common plague

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bubonic plague

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22
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best chance of survival

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pneumonic plague

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23
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symptoms of plague

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Bubonic - enlarged lymph nodes. Puenomic - slimy snot with blood. Septicemic - high fever and skin turning deep shades of purple.

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24
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Feudalism declines why

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By causing labor shortages, which gives peasants more power to demand better wages and conditions, undermining the system.

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25
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What happens to prices

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Led to higher wages due to labor shortages and lower prices for many goods due to decreased demand.

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26
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Why worker shortage and what this allowed peasants to do

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peasants revolted

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27
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why peasant revolts

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Because of labor shortages, which increased their bargaining power.

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28
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loss of faith from plague

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They believed God was punishing them. Church loses prestige

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29
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Place the following events in Chronological order – Bubonic Plague, Council of Constance, Batu Khan conquers Russia, Clement V moves to Avignon

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1) Batu Khan conquers Russia (1237-1240)
2) Clement V moves to Avignon (1309)
3) Bubonic Plague (1347-1351)
4) Council of Constance (1414-1418)

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30
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Importance of Council of Constance

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It ended the western schism by unifying the papacy and condemned Jan Hus for heresy.

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31
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Who captured Pope Boniface viii

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agents of philip iv

32
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What two countries fought in the Hundred Years War

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england and france

33
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english king that started it

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King Edward III

34
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Only english land left in France at the end

35
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How long it lasted

36
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What two new weapons were used to propel armies to victory during the Hundred Years’ War

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Longbow and cannon

37
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Slavs

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Expanded to southern russia. lived in small villages and had thriving trade with constantinople.

38
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Mongols

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largest land empire

39
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Genghis Khan

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leader who united the mongols. his mounted bowmen overran lands from china to eastern europe.

40
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Batu Khan

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Led mongol armies into China

41
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Ivan III

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Brought much of northern Russia under his rule. Built framework for absolute rule. Tried to limit the power of boyars.

42
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Ivan IV

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1st Russian ruler crowned tsar. He continued to centralize power in his own hands, developing a secret group that terrorized members of the hereditary or nobility. Ivan the Terrible.

43
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Vladimir

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Olga’s grandson. gets Russia to convert to christianity and spread it to all.

44
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Olga

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princess of Kiev who converted to byzantine christianity

45
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Yaroslav

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issued a written code. He translated greek words into his language. Also known as Yaroslav the wise.

46
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John Wycliffe

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preaches Jesus Christ was head of the church not the pope. The Church reformed from england.

47
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Jan Hus

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Tried for heresy and burned at the stake. Taught bible was authority, not pope

48
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Philip IV

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had conflict with Pope Boniface VIII.

49
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Edward III

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started hundred years war

50
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Caffa

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Ships from this black sea port city brought the Plague to Europe.

51
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Sicily

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Where in Italy the plague first arrived.

52
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Moscow

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Religious and political center of Russia.

53
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Kiev

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Where Rus settled. Capital of medieval russia.

54
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Calais

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The only English land holding in France at the end of the hundred years war.

55
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Avignon

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Where in France the papacy moves for 70 years.

56
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steppe

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dry, sparse grassland

57
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heresy

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Holding beliefs that go against religious doctrines.

58
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golden horde

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invaders that looted & burned Kiev.

59
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czar

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russian ruler

60
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boyar

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great landowning nobles

61
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oprichniki

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Agents of terror who enforced the tsar’s will. slaughtered rebellious boyars and sacked towns where people were suspected of disloyalty.

62
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appanage

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Land/income given to a royal family member.

63
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Kynaz

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slavic noble title

64
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schism

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church split

65
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cyrillic

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slavic alphabet

66
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boniface VIII

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had conflict with king Philip IV

67
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Clement V

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The pope that moved the seat of the church from Romeo to Avignon in 1305. Russia converts to christianity.

68
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Clement VII

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Urban VI and him excommunicate each other.

69
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Martin V

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Pope chosen to end the great schism.

70
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Urban VI

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Italian pope. French cardinals did not like him & elected their own pope.

71
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Ural

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Russia is located to the west of these mountains

72
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Volga

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Flows through Russia to the caspian sea. Good for trade.

73
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Dnieper

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All Kiev citizens were baptized in this river when Russia converted to christianity.

74
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Black

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Sea where dnieper empties too

75
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caspian

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sea that the volga empties too