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The 1st Global Age Vocabulary
The gunpowder revolution
Those who promoted the philosophy of humanism
The 1st Global Age Vocabulary
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Those who promoted the philosophy of
humanism
turned from earthly world and focused on beliefs in heaven.
combined elements of Islam and Hinduism.
B. began converting to Tibetan Buddhism.
believed in the value of the individual.
2
The
gunpowder revolution
strengthened the Church and weakened European monarchs.
led to the destruction of the Ottoman Empire.
prevented Asian nations from building up any kind of empire.
added military power of empire builders in Europe and Asia.
3
Globalization
is the process by which
humans limit movement of ideas, products, and people.
regions, peoples, and economies of Earth become connected
humans follow natural tendency to focus on issues at home.
the world turns on its axis creating night and day.
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Absolutism
refers to
a free market economic system based on private enterprise
rule which monarchs centralize authority under their rule.
the rapid expansion of trade and commerce in 1600s
series of military advances that resulted from gun powder.
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During a time of
inflation
,
people’s debts are wiped out.
a prices rise higher and higher.
the supply of gold and silver decreases.
people can buy more for their money.
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7. A
bureaucracy
is
system of rule which a monarch or other ruler has all power.
an organized body of officials used to administer a state.
a free market economic system based on private enterprise
rapid expansion of trade and commerce starting in the 1500s.
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The
Enlightenment
was a movement in which
Christian missionaries traveled to convert people.
Europeans applied scientific thought to create reason.
Catholic Church sought to revive and strengthen Catholicism.
Sikhism spread rapidly in northern India.
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Renaissance
refers to a period in history
which the Byzantine Empire spread across Europe and Asia
which Athens became the cultural center of Greece.
which began in Italy noted for the rebirth of Classic Ideals
known as Japan’s golden age.
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Capitalism
is
an economic system based on private enterprise.
a system of rule in which a monarch has all power.
an organized body of officials who administer a state.
the notion that a ruler’s power cannot be questioned.
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Westernization
refers to the spread of
Europe’s cultural influence around the world.
Asian seafaring techniques to Europe and Africa.
Christianity throughout northern and western Europe.
Islamic ideas and values to Europe and the Western world.
