Unit 3 Vocabulary
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UNIT 3 VOCABULARY
ANASTASIA ARBUCKLE
Renaissance
Began in Italy as a rebirth of classical knowledge.
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Zheng He
He was a voyager, launched 7 expeditions for the Ming Dynasty and got permission to trade with China.
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Columbian Exchange
When people, plants, animals, disease, and ideas was spread between the Americas and Europe.
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Atlantic slave trade
The captured Africans were transported across the Atlantic under horrific conditions then sold.
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English Civil War
The conflict between the English parliament and Charles 1. Which established the supremacy of parliament over monarchy.
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Sikhism
It is a non-violent monotheistic religion that developed in India, who beliefs blend elements of Hinduism and Islam.
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Limited monarchy
It is a system of government that emerged in England in which the monarch is made to share power with an elected parliament and constitutions limit the power of the monarch.
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Mercantilism
A economic policy where nations sought to increase their wealth and power by obtaining gold and silver.
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Absolute monarchy
This is a king or queen with unlimited power and seeks to control all aspects of society.
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Glorious revolution
In 1688, a bloodless revolt that over threw the king of England and signed into law the bill of rights, granting subjects certain rights.
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Capitalism
It is an economic system that includes private ownership and investment in businesses for profit.
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Ottoman Empire
They gained control of existing land and see trade routes between India and Asia, changed Constantinople to present day Istanbul.
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Secular
They are concerned with worldly (no religious) rather than spiritual matters.
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Printing press
It was made by Johannesburg Gutenberg in 1450 in germany shock later heladera superad the ideas of the reformation.
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