Chapter 15 Study Guide
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Innovations of overseas expansion (505-506)
Prince Henry of Portugal (502)
Medieval Arab chroniclers (519)
The spice trade in the Indian Ocean (505)
The Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis (490)
Lead in overseas exploration (502-503)
The commercial capital of the European world (510)
The Dutch East India Company (510)
Motivation for European explorers (506)
Large price increases in the sixteenth century (510-511)
The Concordat of Bologna (490-491)
The Peace of Westphalia (499)
The quinto (512)
The Edict of Nantes (492)
The population losses caused by the plague and the Hundred Years’ War (490)
The French royal budget was strained by? (490)
To pay for the Habsburg-Valois wars (490)
When Charles V abdicated, his son Philip received? (494)
Philip II shared with Luther and Calvin (496)
Union of Utrecht (495)
The Saint Bartholomew’s Day massacre (492)
The Edict of Nantes (492)
The Thirty Years’ War began in (498)
Alexander Farnese’s strategy against the Low Countries cities (495)
The French phase of the Thirty Years’ War (498)
Reasons why Elizabeth I’s decided to intervene in the Dutch revolt (496)
The defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 (497)
Hypotheses offered by scholars to explain the great witch-hunts (515)
changes brought about by the Columbian voyages (511)
Portuguese brought the first African slaves (516)
Amerindians and the Spanish (511)
Divorce in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (513)
Peter Paul Rubens (523-524)
Prostitution in the 16th and 17th centuries (514)
The caravel (505)
Slavery and the production of sugar (516)
The European attitude toward blacks (519)
Michel de Montaigne (519)
Shakespeare’s history plays (520)
The Authorized Version of the Bible reflected? (522)
Baroque art (522-523)
Time period of witch hunting (514)