Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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eastern threat defeated at the Battle of Malta? Significance?

A

naval forces, made it possible for Europeans to begin western expansion

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2
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religious conflicts near Iberian Peninsula?

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Spain and Portugal lead crusades, driving Muslims away from Peninsula

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3
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European Peasantry status

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education, birth, title, office, etc.

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4
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primary european power structures

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huge religious authority, the Pope, monarch has absolute authority, power shared with Parliament.

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5
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Thirty Years War? Treaty?

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religious conflict between protestants and catholics in Germany, Westphalia establishes diplomatic ties and balance of power

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6
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mercantilism

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kept other countries from trading with colonies, increase exports and decrease imports

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7
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accused of withcraft?

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women (specifically single old or independent), seen as weaker

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8
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enlightenment

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improvement of humanity 17-18th century

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9
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French and Indian War? ramifications?

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British were forced to defend the colonists against French, created way to Revolution

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10
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Salutary Neglect? Result?

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colonists are ignored, gain feelings of independence, Revolutionary War

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11
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British control against colonists? Their mistake?

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controlled trade and smuggling, heavy taxes (Stamp Act and Sugar Act for ex), but gave british no control in Parliament

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12
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Boston Massacre?

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Paul Revere and other struck Bostonians first and lied to make British look bad. created hatred between Americans and the monarch (George III at time)

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13
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Battle of Saratoga?

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major victory for colonists, convinced French to join the Americans

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14
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Revolutionary War on France

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increased French debt; %50 of revenues were used to pay interests

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15
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Sans-culottes

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peasants coming together against nobles

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16
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National Assembly

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met at tennis court because Third-Estate doors were chained shut, they wanted religious toleration, limitations on power and a basic constitution

17
Q

Bastille? oppression?

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ancient French political prison in Paris, no trial when sent here

18
Q

Women’s March?

A

rise in bread prices they could not afford

19
Q

Louis XVI and Mary Antoinette

A

executed for being against Revolution

20
Q

reign of terror

A

because of rebellion in West of France. massive violence, Robespierre executed. Committee of Public Safety

21
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Napoleon

A

abolished feudal and local customs. crowns himself to send message to the Pope and Rome

22
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Napoleonic Code?

A

equality for all male citizens, male suffrage rights, property rights and religious rights. limited freedom of speech and press. denied rights to women apart from their father or husband.

23
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Continental System? ramifications?

A

no country in Italy under Napoleon can trade with England. wealthy turn against him and illegal trading begins.

24
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Napoleons downfall?

A

defeat in Russia, cold winter plus disease and starvation cost many lives. 40,000 men lost. Napoleon exiled to Elba, comes back, defeated against Waterloo and again exiled to Saint Helena