social studies Flashcards

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innovation vs invention

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An invention is something created that didnt exist before And an innovation is taking an invention and making it better

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paleolithic era

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inventions of fire, lauguage, and stone tools. nomadic lifestyle

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neolithic era

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agriculture, domestication, and slash and burn farming

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hominids in order

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Australopithecines, Homo habilis, Homo erectus, cro magnon

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catal hyuk

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Founded approximately 8,000 years ago and was possibly the first known village in the world. was most likely a farming village

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phonetician boats

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used for trading, storage units underneath, large boats

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roman aqueducts

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brought water into areas from far away which provided clean drinking water

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stirup

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saddle, kept your feet up to improve fighting abilities in war

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smallpox vaccine

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vaccination used for smallpox which was a deadly disease

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steam engine

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Developed in 1700s by James Watt
First used to remove water from mines to get coal
Excellent source of power
Later used to power trains, looms, ships, machines

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power of the catholic church

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no one went against the church or the beliefs of the church, they held the most power

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geocentric theory

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all planets revolved around the earth

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heliocentric theory

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planets orbited around the sun

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exocommunication

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kicked out of the church

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individualism

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focus on the individuals rsther then the community as a whole

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humanism

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People can learn from other people not just God and focus on the present life rather than the afterlife

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secularism

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non religous. the belief the church did not have to be involved in everything

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4 things that contributed to the scientific revolution

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the renaissance
the printing press
the protestant reformation
voyages of discovery

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the renaissance

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the revival of art and literature
he culture and style of art and architecture developed during the Renaissance.

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the printing press

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mass produce books, make books more affordable, people became more aware of things happening in the world

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the protestant reformation

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Martin Luther lead the reformation. the reformation was when the people started questioning the rules of the catholic church and groups branched out into their own forms of Christianity

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voyages of discorvery

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done for economic advancement

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aristotle

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first to discover geocentric theory

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ptolemy

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adapted geocentric theory

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john cabot
discovered NL
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Christopher colombus
discorvered the americas
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Nicolaus copernicus
discovered heliocentric theory
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galileo galilei
first to use a teloscope to observe the movement of moons
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francis bacon
stressed the importance of experimentation and factual evidence
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rene descartes
emphasized human reasoning as the best road to understanding "I think therefore I am"
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issac newton
beleived gravity was the force to move planets
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andreas vesalius
published the first acurate study of human anatomy
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robert boyle
explained the effect of temperature and pressure on the volume of gases
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johannes kepler
discovered planets dont move in perfect circles
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magnitude
how big of an impact somthing had
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duration
how long the effects lasted
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scope
how many people are effected
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demestocation
taming animals for the use of steady source food/water/materials
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slash and burn farming
burning vegitation, the ashes would improve the fertility of soil, making it easier to grow crops
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civilization
(5 characteristics) advanced technology, specialized workers, record keeping, complex institutions, advanced cities
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artisans
specialized workers who work with their hands
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cuneiform
wedge shaped system of writing
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monarchy
king or queen rules (absotule monarchy has complete control, constitutional monarchy - head of state). Rule of one
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Autocracy
one person has absolute power
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Aristocracy
power is held by a small group specifically noble/privileged people.
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Oligarchy
a small group of people have control
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Theocracy
a religious group/individual holds power
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Dictatorship
one person holds the power
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Democracy
rule of many
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Direct Democracy
-everyone votes on laws/issues -the ecclesia -council of 500 -Athens Greece(first democracy)
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representative democracy
-votes for people to make decisions on our behalf -2 consuls senate assembly -big divide in social classes
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the ecclasia
meeting where people came together to vote on issues
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the council of 500
500 randomly selected people. -set the agenda for the ecclasia
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patricians
wealthy
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plebians
-poor -artisans -farmers