Western Civ Final Flashcards

1
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who dominated the long distance trade routes during medieval times

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italians

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2
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what was the most significant conflict between chuch and state in medieval europe

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investiture conflict

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3
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what will become the rallying cry for the crusaders throughout the crusades

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“God Wills It”

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4
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Legends of this orders secret rituals, huge wealth and lost treasures have long fascinated conspiracy theorists for centuries

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Knights Templar

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5
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List the significance of the Battle of Hastings. All.

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  • England political shift from the Scandinavian world to continental Europe
  • Domesday Book
  • Birth of the Modern English Language
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6
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Explain the 2 important provisions within the Magna Carta

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  • Protection for the barons from illegal imprisonment
  • New taxation only with baronial consent and limitations on scutage
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7
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By 1215 the Mongols had conquered most of China under their powerful leader

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Genghis Khan

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8
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Who was the most famous of all the Venetian merchants

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Marco Polo

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9
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Name the great plague that ends in 1352 with the deaths of 1/3 to 3/5’s of the European population

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The Black Death

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10
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What French Peasant girl turned the longstanding Anglo-French conflict into a Religious War

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Joan of Arc

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11
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The Renaissance origunated in what Italian city

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Florence

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12
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Define Colombian exchange

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The movement of people, animals, plants, manufactured goods, precious metals, and diseases between Europe, America, and Africa

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13
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What were Martin Luther’s 2 major issues with the church

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Salvation and Indulgences

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14
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Pope Paul III cretaed a new priest order to combat the Protestants and convert the heathens to Christianity. What was this new order of priests called

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The Jesuits

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15
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What was the name of one of the most influential royal houses of Europe? The House of Charles V of Spain

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House of Habsburg

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16
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What were French Calvinists called

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Huguenots

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17
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In response to the execution of the Catholic Monarch, Mary Queen of Scot’s, Philip II of Spain

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Sent the famous Spanish Armada to crush England

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18
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Name the King who was an ardent believer in the divine right of kings and will create a system of absolute monarchical rule?

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Louis XIV

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19
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Define absolutism

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a system of government in which the ruler claims sole and uncontestable power

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20
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Define Mercantilism

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Governments must intervene to increase national wealth by whatever means possible

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21
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Name given to those who fought for Parliament

A

Roundheads

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22
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Name given to those who fought for the king

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Cavaliers

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23
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The Cromwellian Rump Parliament then abolished the monarchy and ht eHouse of Lords and set up a Puritan Republic known as the

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Commonwealth of England

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24
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John Locke argues that Governments only purpose was to protect what

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Protect life, liberty, and property

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25
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Define the following
a. mestizo
b. peninsular
c. creoles

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a. a person born to a spanish father and a native mother
b. those born in spain
c. born in america of spanish parents

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26
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explain the strategic importance of the creation of the bank of England

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enabled the government to raise money at low interest for foreign wars

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27
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what city symbolized Russia’s “opening to the west”

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St. Petersburg

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28
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What were the 2 central doctrines of the Enlightenment Philosophers?

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  • Individual liberty
  • religious tolerance
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29
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What were the 3 main reasons for immigration to the “new world”

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  • economic freedom
  • political freedom
  • religious freedom
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30
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who were the executive authority in the colonies, tasked with carrying out the Kings instructions?

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royal governors

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31
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List the 4 coercive acts

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  • boston port act
  • massachusetts government act
  • impartial administration of justice act
  • quartering act
32
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the second continetal congress issues a declaration of independence on what day

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July 4th, 1776

33
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A body of deputies from the three estates or orders

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Estates General

34
Q

Declaration of the Right of Man and Citizen proclaimed

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“Men are born and remained free and equal in rights”

35
Q

Know what the slogans and values that will define the French Revolution are

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  • liberty
  • equality
  • fraternity
36
Q

2nd century BC artifact will unlock the lost ancient Egyptian culture

A

Rosetta Stone

37
Q

The objective of the Congress was to provide a long-term peace plan for Europe by settling critical issues arising from the French Revolutionary Wards and the Napoleonic Wars

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Congress of Vienna

38
Q

America’s reaction to the political instability in South America during the 1820s

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Monroe Doctrine

39
Q

Causes of WWI

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  • nationalism
  • imperialism
  • entangling alliances
  • militarism~Germany’s rise as a world power
40
Q

Reasons for American involvement

A

-economic
-unrestricted submarine warfare
-anti-german propaganda

41
Q

This clause (provision) forced Germany to accept responsibility for the war

A

War Guilt Clause

42
Q

Point 14 General association of nations to guarantee the security of great and small nations alike

A

league of nations

43
Q

what does NAZI stand for

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National Socialist German Workers Party

44
Q

Results of the failed Putsch

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  • the trial publicity made Hitler a national figure
  • he writes mein kampf
  • he decides to take power legally
45
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Western democracies policy of —. Accepting Hitler’s demands in order to avoid conflict

A

Appeasement

46
Q

Hitler invaded Poland World War II begins

A

September 1, 1939

47
Q

Desert Fox

A

Field Marshall Erwin Rommel

48
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Reasons Hitler invaded Russia. For Hitler, the temptations for invasion are too great

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  • Its the heart of communism
  • its where lebensraum is to be found
  • it is the home to the largest jewish population in the world
49
Q

The US will give $46 billion in aid

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Lend-Lease

50
Q

The axis powers

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  • Germany->Adolf Hitler
  • Italy->Benito Mussolini
  • Japan->Hideki Tojo
51
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The Allied Powers

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  • America->FDR
  • England ->Winston Churchill
  • Soviet Union (Russia)->Joseph Stalin
52
Q

What was the date of D-Day

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June 6, 1944

53
Q

conference considered a sellout by FDR

A

Yalta

54
Q

Supreme Allied Commander in EUrope

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Dwight David Eisenhower

55
Q

Japan sought to establish what they called the

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Greater East Asia Co. Prosperity Sphere

56
Q

For the military the highest honor they could gain in battle

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Die for their emperor

57
Q

Surrender was considered a

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Disgrace

58
Q

Pearl harbor gets the United States into WWII

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December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor

59
Q

— is ordered by FDR to leave for Australia. Where he issues his famous — declaration

A

General Douglas MacArthur
I Shall Return

60
Q

76k American and Filipino troops surrender

A

The Bataan Death March

61
Q

Japanese Navy is stopped in the attempt to capture Port Moresby

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Battle of Coral Sea

62
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Commander and CHief of the US Pacific fleet during WWII

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Chester W. Nimitz

63
Q

Supreme allied commander in the Pacific Theatre during WWII

A

Douglass MacArthur

64
Q

Led air raid on Tokyo

A

Jimmy Doolittle

65
Q

Americans at home followed the war

A

Newsreels

66
Q

Were placed in the windows of Americans who lost loved ones during the war

A

Gold Stars

67
Q

It is the turning point of the war in the Pacific

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Battle of Midway

68
Q

1st land victory for America in the pacific

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Battle of Guadalcanal

69
Q

Most famous image of WWII classic flag raising on Mt. Suribachi

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Battle of Iwo Jima

70
Q

1st assault on the japanese home islands

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Battle of Okinawa

71
Q

Kamikazes

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Divine wind

72
Q

Code name for the atomic bomb project

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Manhattan Project

73
Q

1st nuclear explosion was on US soil July 16, 1945

A

Trinity

74
Q

On August 15, 1945 Japan Surrenders

A

VJ-Day

75
Q

Will be the Military Governor of occupied Japan

A

General Douglas MacArthur

76
Q

The internment of the japanese americans

A

Japanese Americans were ytargeted as potentially disloyal. They were viewed as potential spies for the Japanese Government

77
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Which offered the benefit of free college education to returning veterans

A

G.I. bill of rights