Unit 4 (rev) Flashcards

1
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Aka the triangular trade where products where traded between europe, n & s america, and africa.

A

Atlantic System

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2
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Small spanish/portugese ship capabel of moving quickly.

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Caravel

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3
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Crops used for export mainly from the Americas such as Sugar and Tobbacco.

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Cash Crops (with examples)

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4
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A counter to the protestant reformation, the Catholic church reaffirmed their values and set out to rid corruption and abuse in its leadership in the Council of Trent.

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Catholic Reformation

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5
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The massive exchange of goods, disease and animals between the Americas and the old world.

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Columbian Exchange

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6
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Vast connections of internalional trade fueled by mercantilism and expansion.

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Commercial Revolution

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7
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Foods and animals such as potatoes and lamas became part of the trade network.

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Domesticated Animals and Foods from African slaves

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8
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A period of belief of personal reasoning and questioning establishment, corruption, and religion.

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Enlightenment

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9
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Began with spanish monopolly, this helped Europe gain access to the Asian markets.

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Global silver trade

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10
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A catholic religious order of preists dedicated to the revival of the church.

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Jesuits

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11
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A company with multiple share holders who a share the risk and costs of operating.

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Joint-Stock Company

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12
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The economic theory of exporting more goods than importing for gaining precious metals.

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Mercantilism

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13
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Furs were a valuable resource in the North America as the rest of land was not extremely valuable.

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North American Trade (fish and fur)

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14
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Portugal exlporation of the West African Coast in search of access to Asain markets.

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Prince Henry the Navigator

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15
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The schism in the catholic church launched by Martin Luther has divided the church until this day.

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Protestant Reformation

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16
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A cultural change in Europe that reclaimed greek tradition that included alot of humanism that influenced alot of art.

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Renaissance

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17
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Shia empire, of Turkic rule, who was constantly fighting with the Ottomans, who was a gunpowder empire,

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Safavid Empire (SPICE)

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18
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A cultural and intellectual transformation on how science and religon fit together.

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Scientific Revolution

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19
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A militant community valued by the Brittish who blended Hindu and Muslim elements.

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Sikhism

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20
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A combining of African animism with Christian belifes.

A

Vodun

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21
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Caused by the spreading of African slaves to new parts of the world.

A

African Diaspora

22
Q

Normal slavery were a person is in total ownership to his owner.

A

Chattel Slavery

23
Q

Spanish slavery system used to force slaves to work and fair treatmet was supposed to be normal.

A

Encomienda System

24
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The spanish version of the plantation system were may people worked on small farms.

A

Hacienda System

25
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Contract between laborer where laborer exchanges work for a certain number of years in exchange for protection.

A

Indentured Servitude

26
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A period of population decrease and famine as well as exploration and more rights for lower classes.

A

Little Ice Age

27
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A system where every man was required to work a certain number of days a year.

A

Mit’a system

28
Q

Farms that are worked by many slaves growing cash crops.

A

Plantation Economy

29
Q

Large Land owners in India.

A

Zamindars

30
Q

The idea that the King has “divine rights” has uncontested power over their empire.

A

Absolutism

31
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A system Spain and Portugal used to classify its mixed subjects in North America.

A

Casta system

32
Q

Christian communities were required to hand over Christian boys for military service and conversion to Islam. Some saw it as a way of mobility.

A

Devshirme

33
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What many elightement thinkers took aim at, the absolutism of european aristrocracy.

A

Divine Right

34
Q

The elite Ottoman special forces which were made up of Christian boy from the Devshirme.

A

Janissaries

35
Q

Were not ethnically Chinese but used Confucian value and practices to keep order and respect.

A

Manchu/Qing Dynasty (SPICE)

36
Q

Countries who focused on trade and exploration across oceans.

A

Maritime Empires

37
Q

Embraced confucian tradition and despised previous Mongol rulers.

A

Ming Dynasty (SPICE)

38
Q

Musilim emprie in India which included Akbar: a relgiously tolerant great leader, and Aurangzeb; who reversed all of Akbars policies.

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Mughal Empire (SPICE) (Must include Akbar and Aurangzeb)

39
Q

The idea that my country is better than yours.

A

Nationalism

40
Q

Competition between the two groups for trading and merchant posts.

A

Omani-European rivalry

41
Q

One of the Sunni gunpowder empires who dominated in splendor and glory and outlasted almost any other empire.

A

Ottoman Empire (SPICE)

42
Q

Small peices of art that give insight into the Persian way of life.

A

Ottoman Miniature Paintings

43
Q

2 gunpowder empires who are at eachothers throat for access to trading routes and religious differences.

A

Ottoman-Safavid Conflict

44
Q

A russian rebellion that was crushed.

A

Pugachev Rebellion

45
Q

An Asian and European empire that was huge and focused on trading furs.

A

Russian Empire (SPICE)

46
Q

A breif revolt of resentfull warriors who were transfering into modern centralized society.

A

Samurai Revolts

47
Q

Built for the wife of Shah Jahan, in the Mughal empire.

A

Taj Mahal

48
Q

The Peace of Westphalia brought an end to the Christian religious conflicts which directly and indirectly killed 15-30% of german population.

A

Thirty Years War

49
Q

Closed their doors to outside influence after they took power through Shogan; a supreme military comander.

A

Tokugawa Shogunate (SPICE)

50
Q

A peasant revolt who sought to return to the Ming dysty and ultamately weekined the Qing dynasty.

A

White Lotus Rebellion