1st Semester Final Study Guide
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Dalimil Chronicle (p.404)
The period 1315 to 1322 (p.379-380)
Symptoms of the bubonic plague (p.384)
Nature of the plague (p.383)
The Black Death (p.386-387)
The Black Death (p.386)
Influencing public opinion during the 100 yrs. War (p.389)
The direct cause of the 100 Yr. War(388)
The term humanism (pg.420)
First Italian Renaissance appeared (414)
The mechanical clock (431)
Rape (433)
Central theme of Italian Renaissance (419)
Italian humanists (420)
Importance of the Italian Renaissance (413)
Machiavelli (429)
Ordinary women (432)
Early 16th c critics of the church attacked what? (454-455)
Reason why Martin Luther wrote his 95 thesis (457-458)
Charles V ordered Luther to appear? (458)
Catholic historians view of the Reformation (483)
The Peace of Augsburg (470)
Calvin’s reform movement (470-471)
The Reformation in England (473-474)
Policy of Elizabeth I in England with religious affairs (474)
Lead in overseas exploration (502-503)
The commercial capital of the European world (510)
Motivation for European explorers (506)
The Peace of Westphalia (499)
When Charles V abdicated, his son Philip received? (494)
Philip II shared with Luther and Calvin (496)
The Edict of Nantes (492)
The Thirty Years’ War began in (498)
Slavery and the production of sugar (516)
Baroque art (522-523)
Sovereign State (531)
Outcomes of the Peace of Utrecht (544)
Cause of the War of Spanish Succession (543-544)
The decline of Spain in the 17c (544-548)
Guiding force behind Richelieu’s domestic policies (534)
Louis XIII’s decision to destroy Huguenot independence (535)
Thomas Hobbes (551)
Mercantilists theory (540)
John Locke (554)
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Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate (551)
Landlords coping with labor shortages (566)
The administration of justice in Eastern Europe (566)
Impact of the Thirty Years’ War on Brandenburg-Prussia (573-574)
The Ottoman Empire (570)
The Pragmatic Sanction issued by Charles VI (573)
The accomplishments of Frederick William (573-575)
The most efficient military in Europe (576)
The legacy of Frederick William I (576)
The Baroque palaces of central and eastern Europe (585)
Peter the Great’s approach to building his new capital of St. Petersburg?
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The partitioning of Poland in the late 18th c (619)
Galileo’s greatest achievement (599)
The accomplishments of Frederick II (616)
Europeans views of the universe before the Scientific Revolution (596)
Important trends of Enlightenment thought (605, 607)
Copernicus’s theory of the universe (597)
The law of Universal Gravitation (601)
The two individuals responsible for creating the scientific method (603)
Reasons that the Enlightenment develops in France (608)
John Locke claims what in his essay Concerning Human Understanding
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The agricultural revolution (633)
The system of land usage during the Agricultural Revolution (632)
The English Navigation Acts mandated what? (643)
Order of events (631)
Causes of increased agricultural production (632-633)
Largest population in Europe by 1800 (637)
Shortcomings of the putting-out system according to Capitalists (640, 643)
Groups who worked plantations in Virginia lowlands (646-647)
Olaudah Equiano (653)
Adam Smith’s beliefs on government (655)