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Not religious
Secular
Renaissance man
Martin Luther
Petrarch
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King of Prussia- military leader, had success in 7 years war
Joseph II
Voltaire
Fredrick the great
Catherine the great
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95 arguments against indulgences
Thesis statement
95 thesis
94 thesis
Secular
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French Salon hostess, supported, artiste philosopher
Catherine the great
Ferdinand Magellan
Mary Wollstonecraft
Marie Therese Geoffrin
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Prophet- Muhammad, Book- Qur’an, Place- mosque made 600 AD
Judisam
Christianity
Islam
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This gave us: innocent till proven guilty and a republic
Roman Law
Islam Law
Greek Law
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Investment of money to make profit
85 thesis
Capitalism
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French philosopher, writer and founder of Encyclopeda
Thomas Hobbles
Fredrick the great
Denis Diderot
Mary Wollstonecraft
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3 dimensional objects on 2 dimensional surface
Perspective
Humanism
Secular
Venacular
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Portugal 1488, first to sail around cape of good hope
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Ferdinand Megellan
Bartolomeu Diaz
Prince Henry
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Profit- Aberham, Book- Torah, Place- temple made 1800 BC
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
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What did the Third estate become what during the Estates general-
National Assembly
National nation
Estates general
National convention
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Skills and tools to survive
Monarcy
Technology
Aristocracy
Democracy
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Influenced Protestant theology such as new confession of faith and was leader of Scottish reformation,
John de Miranda
John Knocks
Pope Leo X
John Calvine
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Desire for wealth, new trade, spread Christianity, and advancements in technology are all examples of-
Factors that led to Revolution
Factors that led to capitalism
Factors that led to exploration
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Leaky discovered early man in-
South America
Tanzania ( South Africa)
Asia
North America
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Main funder of the renaissance
Vinci family
Angelo family
Medici family
Tube family
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Argued that population growth would eventually outpace the availability of resources leading to scarcity
David Ricardo
Thomas Malthus
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People are naturally cruel, believed government by king was was the best a sovereign could take, Leviathan
Joseph II
John Locke
Voltaire
Thomas Hobbes
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Did not like Catholic Church, believed god rewards for humans have already been selected
John Calvine
John de Miranda
Henry VIII
John knocks
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No private property/controlled or owned by the state
Economy
Free-market
Socialism
Free-enterprise
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Created natural rights- life, liberty, property, limited government
Fredrick the great
Denis Diderot
John Locke
Marie Therese geoffrin
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A person with talents in many areas
Renaissance man
John Knox
Jesus
Capitalism
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First phase of the revolution, rumors ran wild, peasants violently attacked nobles
The Great fear
Age of tears
Radical phase
Reign of Terror
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Wrote the “the prince”
Humanism
Michelangelo
Shakespeare
Machiavelli
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Study of past culture, through material remains like buildings or artifacts
Technology
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Archeology
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German Monk, triggered revolt
John Calvinr
Pope Leo X
Martin Luther
Vasco de Gama
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Rule by landholding elite
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Judaism
Oligarchy
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Made vindication for the rights of women
Thomas Hobbes
Voltaire
Montesquieu
Mary Wollstonecraft
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Worked on social contract and noble savage
Rousseau
Voltaire
Montesquieu
John Locke
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Italian Poet “father of humanism”
Pope Leo X
Thomas More
Vernacular
Petrarch
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Excommunicated Martin Luther
John Knox
95 thesis
John Calvine
Pope Leo X
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Emphasized human values, achievements and potential
Michelangelo
Humanism
Perspective
Leonardo da Vinci
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Created Checks And Balances, and separation of government- executive, legislative, judicial
John Locke
Rousseau
Rousseu
Montesquieu
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Process of taking over and consolidating
Conquering
Guillotine
Democracy
Encloser
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1st Nation to industrialize after Britain
Belgium
Russia
United States
France
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Nobles, clergy, and others who had fled France
Robespierre
Emerges
Guillotine
San culottes
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Reasons for Industrialization starting in Britain
Entrepreneurs
Natural reasources
Labor and capital
Favorable climate/land
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Medici Family, Storea Family, and Gonza Family were
Royals
Patrons of arts
Jesuits
Entrepreneurs
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Portugal 1447 first to go form Europe to India around the cape of good hope
Vasco de Gama
Vasco de Balboa
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German born philosopher, economist, political theorist, historian, sociologist, and revolutionary socialist
Adam smith
Max Rob
Venial
Karl Marx
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Spanish 1513, crossed the Panama
Vasco de balboa
Vasco de Gama
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Society of Jesus
Secular
Jesuits
95 thesis
Capitalism
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(The navigator) sponsored many voyages, established navigation school
Vasco de Balboa
Prince Henry
Vasco de Gama
Bartolomeu Diaz
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First business to undergo industrialization in Britain
Textile industry
Food Industry
Cotton industry
Farming industry
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Freedom of speech, liberty, equality and religious tolerance
Rousseau
Joseph II
John Locke
Voltaire
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Power in the hands of small wealthy elite
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Judaism
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Book- “the Wealth of Nations”, introduced free-market, capitalism, emphasized importance self interest
Adam Smith
Maximillian Roberspire
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Holy Roman Emperor- Reduced nobility, religious tolerance, improved education
Joseph II
Rousseau
Voltaire
Denis Diderot
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theory of comparative advantage/ how countries can benefit from specializing in certain industries and trade
Thomas Malthus
David Ricardo
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Left the Catholic Church because he had 6 wives and church did not allow divorce
Henry VIII
Pope Leo X
John Knox
John Calvine
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A person who organizes and operates a business venture and assumes much of the associated risk
Businessmen
Entrepreneur
Emergies
Investor
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What happened on July 14 1789
Storming of the Bastille (Bastille day)
End of the revolution
Start of the revolution
Death of king Louis
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Empress of Russia, expanded territory
Catherine the Great
Joseph II
Montesquieu
Fredrick the great
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Wrote “Utopia” opposed Prince Henry’s break from the church
Henry VIII
Thomas More
Petrarch
John Calvine