Test 2 Flashcards
Definition of Feudalism in Japan
Emperor- Shogun- diamyos- samairi- peasants- artisans- merchants
Definition of Feudalism Europe
King- nobles -knights- peasants
Crusade’s impact on Europe
Europe is reconnected to the rest of the world and brought out of the dark ages
Crusade’s impact on Feudalism
The Crusades brought feudalism to an end
The Bubonic plague (impacts)
1/3 of the population died in Europe, 35 million died, and people blamed Jews for poisoning wells
Papel Supremacy order
God -> Pope -> Kings
Dark Ages Science lack Why?
Science made very little progress because every idea or theory put forth had to fit with the catholic churches
Magma Carta impact on Feudalism
An agreement was signed that gave all citizens rights + the king must obey the law (helped bring Feudalism to an end)
The Great Schism
Was a religious split between Eastern and Western Christianity
The Hundred Year war impact on Feudalism?
Military conflict between England and France over the English channel ( helped bring Feudalism to an end)
Christopher Columbus’s impact on the Americas
Through Christopher Columbus’s several voyages, he made it so that Europe could colonize and explore the Americas
The Renaissance
This means rebirth change began in Italy and spreads around Europe ( change in political, social, and economic)
Italian Merchants renaissance impact
Wealthy people invest in merchant’s art because it spreaded ideas
Humanism Definition
The focus was not divine or supernatural but focused on reason, science, and math to make rational decisions that benefit all humans
Martin Luther
The strict Benedict monk then turned into a teacher and preacher Luther got to read the bible for the first time and realized how the catholic churches twisted the words wrote 95 theses nailed them to church doors