Sol Review Flashcards
–Portugal
–founded southeast coast if Africa
(1487)
Barthomeu Dias
–Portugal
–North Africa
–spread Christianity
–founded navigational school
(1415)
Prince Henry
–Portugal
–gave Portugal direct trade route to India
(1498)
Vasco Da Gama
–Portugal
–South America
–“new” world
(1500)
Pedro Cabral
- -Spain
- -sailed across the Atlantic Ocean
Christopher Columbus
–Spain
–1st to sail around the world
(1519)
Ferdinand Magellan
–Spain
–led conquistadors
(1519)
Cortes
–Spain
–conquered Inca Empire
(1532)
Pizarro
–France
–named river St. Lawrence
(1534)
Cartier
Lawrence and carter
–France
–claimed Quebec
–“New France”
(1608)
Champlain
cant Champlain I found new france
–Netherlands
–found Hudson River
–Hudson Bay
–Hudson strait
–Sea route to Asia
(1609)
Hudson
–England
–went around the world
–defeated Spanish Armada
(1587)
Drake
- I drake(take) whatever I want*
- Manufactured goods being sent to Africa
- traded for captured Africans
Triangular Trade
- trade path that brought captured slaves to West Indies
- middle leg of triangle trade
Middle passage
Buying and selling of Africans for work in Americas
Atlantic salve trade
What came from the Americas to the rest of the world through trade
Corn, potatoes, tobacco
What came from Europe, Africa, and Asia to the Americas through trade
Cattle
Indigenous people means
Natives
Economic system based on private ownership and the investment of wealth for profit
Capitalism
Objective is to obtain as much wealth as possible for the mother country
Mercantilism
- centralised power
- controls private/public affairs of citizens
- divine right
- answers to no one
Absolute monarchy
This family included:
- Ferdinand
- Philip 1
- Henry Vlll
- Philip ll
The Hapsburg Family
Spain
-Ruler of Spanish empire during the Golden Age
-Escorial palace built
(1563)
Philip ll
Ruler during the peace of Augsburg
Charles 5
holy Roman Empire and Spanish empire
- Religious peace throughout Holy Roman Empire
- Protestants and Catholics
- signed in 1555
Peace of Ausburg
- (1618-1648)
- religious war
- Protestants and Catholics
30 years war
Holy Roman Empire
- what ended the 30 years war
- strengthened France
- Ended religious wars in Europe
- independence to German princes
Peace of Westphalia
Hapsburgs ruled _________ countries
Holy Roman Empire, Austria, Prussia
Fredrick the Great
Ruled Prussia with a military lead
Which family consists of :
- Elizabeth
- Henry Vll
- Henry Vlll
The Tudor family
ruled England and Scotland
- absolute monarch
- ruler of England and Scotland
- king v. Parliament
- cavaliers v. Roundheads
Charles l
-absolute monarch
-ruler of Scotland and England
(1603)
James l
________tried Charles l, he was found guilty and executed.
Cromwell
led Roundheads in cavaliers v. Roundheads
- ruled England and Scotland
- restoration period
- hapeas corpus
Charles ll
- ruled Scotland and England
- absolute monarchy
- fled to France
James ll
- Takeover after James ll flees
- glorious revolution
- bloodless
- English bill of rights
William and Mary of Orange
-proved planets revoke aprons the sun in elliptical orbits
Kepler
Heliocentric theory
Sun-centred
Copernicus
Built telescope
Prove heliocentric theory
Galileo
Laws of gravity
Newton
Blood flow in the human body
Harvey
The _______revolution was a huge influence to the Enlightenment
Scientific
- enlightenment thinker
- humans are selfish
- wrote the Leviathan
Thomas Hobbes
- enlightenment thinker
- life, liberty, property
- wrote two treaties
John Locke
- enlightenment thinker
- checks and balances
- wrote On the Spirit of Laws
Montesquieu
- enlightenment thinker
- all people are equal
- wrote the Social Contract
Rousseau
- enlightenment thinker
- freedom of speech, religions, reasons
- 1700s
Voltaire
- Don Quixote
- enlightenment literature
Search for balance
The ___________ influenced the Us Constitution, Declaration of Independence and fuelled revolutions
Enlightenment
- July 14, 1789
- rumours foreign soldiers would storm Paris
- citizens went to prison for gun powder
Storming of Bastille
-women riot because of raised
Women March on Versailles
- estates agreement in France
- August 27, 1789
Declaration of Rights of Man
1st estate:_______
2nd estate:________
3rd estate:________
- Clergymen and priests
- noblemen
- everyone else (peasants)
Long term causes of the French Revolution
-enlightenment ideas
Social and economic injustice of Old Regime
Short term causes of the French Revolution
- economic crisis
- weak leadership of Louis XVl
- discontent if the 3r estate
The French Revolution events
-storming of Bastille
-National Assembly formed
Declaration of rights of man
-New constitutions
Immediate effects of the French Revolution
- war with Austria and Prussia
- reign of terror
- rise of Napoleon
The following describes \_\_\_\_\_\_: Left NO king Sweeping change Power to the people
Radicals
The following describes _______:
Middle
Little change
Moderates
The following describes ______:
Right
Limited monarchy
Few change
Conservatives