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unit 3 vocab

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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SOPHIA BAZZELLE

UNIT 3 VOCABULARY
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RENAISSANCE

  • A new beginning for classical knowledge, art, and literature. It began in Italy.
  • Leonardo da Vinci, a classical man in the Renaissance period.

ZHENG HE

  • A voyager from the Ming Dynasty, he launched 7 expeditions, collecting tribute for permission to trade with China.
  • he defeated Chen Zuyi
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COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE

  • A movement that spread between the Americans and Europe because of people, plants, animals, diseases and ideas.
  • The spread of smallpox
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REFORMATION

  • MOVEMENT FOR THE REFORM FOR THE ABUSES IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ENDING IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REFORMED AND PROTESTANT CHURCHES
  • Protestantism
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ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

  • Africans that were captured were transported under horrific conditions across the Atlantic Ocean. They were the sold and forced to work under the Americans authority.
  • Colonial era
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ENGLISH CIVIL WAR

  • The establishment of the supremacy of parliament over the monarchy because of a conflict between the English parliament and Charles 1.
  • wars of the three kingdoms
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SIKHISM

  • A monotheistic, non-violent, religion developed in India. Their beliefs blend elements of of Hinduism and Islam.
  • Guru Nanak (the first Guru), and the ten successive Sikh gurus.
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LIMITED MONARCHY

  • form of government in which governing powers of the monarch are restricted by a constitution.
  • Crowned republic
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MERCANTILISM

  • Economic policy which nations are expected to increase their wealth and power by getting large amounts of gold and silver and by selling more goods than they bought
  • Industrial revolution
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ABSOLUTE MONARCHY

  • A form of government in which the monarch as absolute power over the people.
  • King and queens are perfect examples
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GLORIOUS REVOLUTION

  • A non-violent revolt that resulted in the overthrowing of king James the second and signed into law the English bill of rights, granting their subjects certain rights.
  • Established constitutional monarchy
  • 1689 English bill of rights
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CAPITALISM

  • Economic system which involves private ownership and investments in businesses for profit.
  • Free market
  • Free enterprise
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OTTOMAN EMPIRE

  • An empire that gained control of land a sea trade routes located in between Asia and India. Changed Constantinople into present day instanbul
  • Turkish republic
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SECULAR

  • Attitudes, activities, or other things that have no spiritual value.
  • Secular humanism
  • A non believer in anything

PRINTING PRESS

  • A machine with moveable type invented by Johannes gutenberg in 1450.
  • Reformation
  • Cultural diffusion
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MOST Important REVOLUTION

  • The Colombian exchange was by far the most important revolution. Without the spread of animals and food there wouldn't be so many of the things we value today. For example ,wheat, rice, oats, bananas, coffee, grapes, horses, pigs, sheep, etc. even though it had negative effects like slavery and disease, the good that came out of it overcomes the bad.
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