WHAP Quarter 2 Bonus Flashcards

1
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To make stronger or more solid, to unify an effective whole

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Consolidate

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2
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The ability for a government to accomplish its goals

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State capacity

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3
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To justify your rule to the public

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Legitimize

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4
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Mughal emperor in India who made the Mughal Empire traditionally Muslim, reinstating the jizya tax and decreasing its religious tolerance

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Aurangzeb

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5
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The prophet that the Twelvist Shi’a Muslims believe in

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Hidden Imam

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6
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Term used to describe religions which believe in a messiah which will come to save them one day

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Messianic

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7
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A branch of Shi’a Islam which is Messianic

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Twelvers

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8
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Elite soldiers of the Ottoman Empire, formed entirely of Christian boys who were abducted via the Devshirme

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Janissaries

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9
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A system in the Ottoman Empire in which young Christian boys were taken from the outskirts of the empire, brought to its center, and then trained and educated to become one of two things: trained soldiers or bureaucratic administrators

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Devshirme

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10
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Contractual slavery, a system in which indebted Europeans worked for rich Europeans for a set amount of time in order to pay off their debt. Afterwards, they were given land or money. NOT the main source of labor in the Americas, however

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Indentured Servitude

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11
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Europe had _________________ _________ for initiating contact with the Americas. This is because:

1) Europe had a lack of access to Indian Ocean luxury goods, they wanted their own access to this trade.
2) Increased naval technology such as the astrolabe and lateen sail led to easier ocean access and travel.

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Structural Causes

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12
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The selling of forgiveness by the Catholic Church, allowing rich people to go to heaven without actually being pious. A common practice in Medieval Europe. One example of the Roman Catholic Church’s corruption

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Indulgences

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13
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Arguments written by Martin Luther against the Catholic church. Began the Protestant Reformation

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95 Theses

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14
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The concept of borrowing as much money as possible to invest to gain more money back. The bills of exchange made this easier.

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Leverage

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15
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Warfare and exploration/expeditions were made possible via ________. An example of

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Leverage

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16
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Europe best documented this event and was hit hard. China might’ve suffered more, but it might’ve not been documented as well.

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Black Death

17
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Liberal arts education is prioritized more and education and universities are expanded; knowledge in general is more appreciated

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Individualism

18
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People just leave the ______ _______ ______ because it is corrupt and did not help them through the Black death.

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Roman Catholic Church

19
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What were the structural causes to why Europe was bound to find the Americas first?

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Geographically separated from the Indian Ocean Trade Network, geographically closer, gradual improvement of navigation technology (astrolabe, lateen sail, caravel, compass)

20
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A cause that have predictable reasons for an effect to happen; bound to happen and contingent

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Structural Cause

21
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Describe connections in the Colombian exchange

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Answers vary. Disease mostly goes from Europe to the Americas, staple foods traveled both directions (potatoes, cassava, and onion), and domesticated animals mostly go from Afroeurasia to the Americas (such as the horse)

22
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Provide examples of places in Afro-Eurasia benefiting from the increased diversity of American food crops

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Answers vary. Cassava in Nigeria, Potatoes in Ireland (which they partially actually suffered from later one), and Maize (Corn) in China.

23
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Why was the Spanish Mit’a dangerous?

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Silver Mining in mountains was very dangerous; mercury was usually found alongside Silver, which killed many Natives

24
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What type of labor filled the labor force need for the Spanish (and other colonial empires)

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Chattel Slavery

25
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What was the social structure in the Americas in empires?

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Racial Hierarchy

26
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What was the cultural development in the Americas?

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Catholicism was imposed by the Spanish, Portuguese, and French colonies onto the Natives. This was significant during the time of the Protestant Reformation because the Roman Catholic Church would have an advantage because it would be spreading the religion. A similar thing was done with the English and Dutch but with Protestant instead.

27
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New World syncretic faith that combines the animist faiths of West Africa with Christianity. Prominent with enslaved people in Haiti. Means “spirit”/”deity”

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Vodun

28
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When did the US ban slave trade?

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  1. By the late 1700’s slavery was not as politically accepted.
29
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What commodity that was grown and refined in Haiti experienced a shift from a luxury to an every day good?

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Sugar

30
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What were the 4 trading commodities we discussed in class?

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Spices, Sugar, Furs, and Silver

31
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What country made most of the world’s sugar before Haiti?

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Brazil