Social 8 Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Cartography

A

The science of mapmaking

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2
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Circumnavigate

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To travel around the whole world

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3
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Conscript

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To force someone to join or enlist

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4
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Consumerism

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Focusing on collecting and using material goods or products

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5
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T/f up until 1500s most people did not question the teachings of the Roman catholic church

A

T

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Ethnocentrism

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A belief that one’s own culture or race is superior to others

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T/f different interpretation of the Bible led to the formation of many different protestant religions

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T

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8
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Expansionism

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A government policy encouraging territorial or economic expansion to other countries, often by force

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9
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T or F Up until the 1500s most people didn’t question the teaching of the church

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T

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10
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T or f Different interpretations of the bible led to the formation of many different Protestant religions

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T

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11
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T or F National identities and citizenship developed as smaller kingdoms joined together

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T

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12
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T or F Having a common language helped the people of a country developed a national identity

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T

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13
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T or F More middle and upper class people becasme literate, which helped then learn about their society’s history

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T

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14
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T or F When people of a country paid taxes to pay for a permeant military, roads, and public building, they took more pride in their country

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T

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15
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T or f The invention of the printing press had no significant effect on the development of ethnocentrism in European cultures

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F

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16
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Imperialism

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The policy of a country or empire to extend its authority or domination by political, economic, or military means.

17
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Indigenous

A

referring to the original inhabitants of a religion

18
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literate

A

able to read and write

19
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mercenary

A

selling services for money, especially military services

20
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nation

A

a group of people, mainly of common descent, history, and language, often forming a state or inhabiting a territory

21
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inflation

A

an increase in the purchasing power of money

22
Q

T or F An increase of the value of material goods changed the social system in some European countries

A

T

23
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T or F European countries wanted to expand their territories strictly because they thought this would this would benefit the indigenous people who inhabited the new lands.

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F

24
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T or F During the Renaissance, expansionism was more common in the western European countries than in eastern European countries

A

T

25
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T or F most Europeans did not admire the spirt of adventure that all explores had

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F

26
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T or F more knowledge of the world, better maps, better navigational instruments, and better ships were all reasons why expansionism increased during the Renaissance

A

T

27
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T or F During the renaissance, European countries engaged in imperialism because the resources from newly dominated lands would increase their wealth

A

T

28
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T or F Most Indigenous people did not feel ethnocentric

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F

29
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T or F in general, Europeans encouraged indigenous to continue with their traditions and customs

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F

30
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T or F The western worldview was not affected by the interactions with indigenous people

A

F