Unit test #2: exploration Flashcards

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Absolutism

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Exercise of unrestricted power in government

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2
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Act of Union

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3
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Age of Exploration

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Europeans wanted to expand empires, wanted new materials/goods. Set out for Asia (India, China) but found Americas instead
-Gold, Glory, God

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4
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Bill of Rights

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-First bill of rights of modern times, monarch can’t make any decisions without parliament

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5
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Colbert

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Finance Minister of king Louis XIV
-Mercantilism
-Self sufficiency
-Tax burdens shift to poor (rich will spend more money on economy, therefore more money for expansion)

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6
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Columbian Legacy

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7
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Cromwell

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-Comes into power after Charles I is executed
-puritan ideology, King Charles I basically gave him the power of the king, was very strict and militant.

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8
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Divine Right

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-King is chosen by God
- Responsible to God

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9
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English Civil War

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royalists vs roundheads, Charles I defeated and England becomes a republic, Charles II is summoned when Cromwell dies and restores creativity,

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10
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Galileo

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“invented telescope”

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11
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Glorious Revolution

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no violence (no one died), made it clear that Parliament (not the King) was the supreme government in England

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12
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Hobbes

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-Pessimist
-Influenced by English civil war (men are naturally horrible specimens)
- Everyone needs to follow leader (leader has complete control)
-Canada

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13
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Locke

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-Optimist
-Man is insured life, liberty and property
-If government fail the people, the people are allowed to rise up and over throw government
US constitution

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14
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James I

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-Henry VIII nephew
Didn’t get along with Puritans (couldn’t collect enough taxes)
-Angilican Church
- Failed treaty with Spain, straining relation ship with royal family and parliament

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15
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L’état c’est moi

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I am the state

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16
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Louis XIV

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17
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Mercantilism

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prioritizes economic strength supported by keeping and increasing a nations gold supply by exporting more than they import. They were focused on international trade and using colonies to their mother nations economic advantage

18
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Petition of Right

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king cant raise taxes easily so the poor think they have more power, but Charles II found a loophole

19
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Richelieu

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Chief Minister of France, strengthen french monarchy, King Louis XIV essentially gave him all of the King’s power

20
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Roundheads

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  • Against royalists
  • Puritan supporters
    -Had bowl cuts
21
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Royalists

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  • supporters of the king
22
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Tories

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political party of england, supporters of the King and English policies

23
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Versailles

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-Court designed to reflect power and prestige
-Palace Louis XIV “built”
-Hall of mirrors
-No privacy
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24
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Charles I

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-wanted to increase taxes for English wars
-Suspended parliament
-Unfair taxation of people
-Accused of Treason
Executed (beheaded)