Final World Civilization (GE2101) 1/2015 Group: dajdaj Thanadaj Saswatkaloon ID: 5510253 The renaissance: revival or rebirth - Renaissance thinkers and scholars were interested in discovering the literature of greeks and romans - Renaissance people liked art which influenced other art - Renaissance thinkers were exposed to secularism Major reasons why Italy is the birthplace - New secular interest - Raising the standards of the middle and upper class - Patronage of the arts by Lorenzo the Magnificent Most famous patrons: Medici family - Lorenzo the Magnificent - Pope Leo X The growth of thought and literature - Most important: Humanism - It is divided to 2 meanings o technical meaning: program of study o general meaning: dignity of man Italian Renaissance writers and thinkers - Francisco petrarca: Father of Humanism o Interested on the classical literature o Introduced humanism program o Introduce Italian sonnets - Giovanni Boccaccio: writer of poetry and romance Civil Humanist - Leonardo Bruni and Leon Battista Alberti o Introduced civil humanism program - Cosimo de Medici o Set up platonic academy o Followed plato’s thinking Neoplatonists - Marisilo Ficiano o Was the first complete translation of Plato’s work o Sought to combine Christianity and plato’s ideas - Giovanni Pico della Mirandola o Believed that man is endowed with the capacity to achieve union if god so wills o There is nothing to be more wonderful than man Political philosophers - Niccolo Machiavelli o Greatest political philosopher of Italy Baldesar Castiglione - Made the first book of the renaissance man True gentleman Concept of the renaissance man Concept of woman’s role of society Italian renaissance arts - Paintings are the pinnacle of renaissance art - 2 schools of art o Florentine o Venetian Florentine Painters - Giotto o Made 3d painting - Masaccio o Introduced imitation of nature o Modern modeling of figures in light and shade o Painted nude figure High renaissance painters - Leonardo Da Vinci o Renaissance man o Mona lisa o Last supper - Raphael o Madonnas o School of Athens - Michelangelo o Christian theme o Sistine chapel - Donatello o Statue of David (first bronze nude statue) o Gattamelata (equestrian statue Waning of the Italian Renaissance - Political conflict: French invasion of king Charles VIII Italian Wars Conflict Between Protestants and Catholics Discovering new trade routes Northern European Renaissance Inspired by renaissance in Italy - Intellectual Exchange - The influence of Printing - Non Stop War Growth of Thought and Literature - Christian Humanism Northern Writers and Thinkers - Eramus: Most influential northern humanist Sir Thomas More: Most influential English humanist William Shakespeare: wrote Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet Queen Elizabeth I: Biggest Patron of English Artist Norther Painter - Albrecht Durer: was impressed on renaissance paintings and wrote Knight death & Devil Reformation and Counter Reformation Reformation Movement based on - Catholic Church and Catholic people o Ordered sale of indulgences throughout Europe to renovate St Peters Basilica - Nationalism o People started going against Pope Sparking Event - Martin Luther: religious reformer o Opposed church and Nailed the 95 Theses to Church door o Christian faith based on Bible not Indulgences - Protestantism - John Calvin: Opposed Catholic ideas because he thinks he is a servant of God - King Henry Vii: wanted to divorce but Catholicism cant divorce while Queen Mary wanted to restore Catholicism to National Religion - Queen Elizabeth I: Used political skill to end all religion and political arguments Counter Reformation Pope Paul III: improved Catholic Authority - Council of Trent - Jesuit Order o Society of Jesus and Friends - Index of Forbidden Books: list of books that are banned - Inquisition: kill all Protestants Religious Movement King Henry IV combined Catholicism and Calvinism to stop violence Scientific Revolution Basic Characteristics - Searched all knowledge using their knowledge to earn more knowledge - Greatest knowledge should be useful and practical - Universe is governed by natural law Outstanding Scientists - Nicholas Copernicus: Earth is Round and moved around sun - Johannes Kepler: Planets move in elliptical patterns - Gallieo: Telescope, Saturn ring Proved Heliocentric Theory Thinkers of scientific Revolution - Francis Bacon: believed that all knowledge should come from the truth with Scientific Method - Rene Deacarte: French mathematician believed all truths must be reached by reason - Newton: Greatest influential modern scientists invented Calculus and newton’s 3 laws Enlightenment Characteristics of Enlightenment - Universe is governed by nature - Scientific Method can prove and answer all questions - Humans should be educated to improve their way for life Outstanding Thinkers - John Locke o Blank Slate o External world - Baron de Montesquieu o Equal division of government branches o Believed in individual rights - Voltaire o Believed in human freedom and equality o Against perfect world because the best of all possible worlds is more likely o Crush Infamy Intellectual Movement - Jean Jacques Rousseau o Man were naturally good but environment and civilization made them evil o People should act on instinct Romanticism Characteristics of Romanticism - They emphasized on Emotional Feeling - Stressed on Individualism - Gave full expression on nature Great movements of Romanticism American Revolution: war for independence - King George III: British King sent many British to America and had to pay to British govt by Stamps Great continental Congress of America - 13 colonies didn’t accept Tea act so they introduced No Taxation - Boston Tea Party (dumping tea in to sea) - 13 colonies won and got independence july 4 1776 Thomas Jefferson - Wrote the Declaration of Independence o Affirm the Natural rights to Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness o Declare the colonies to be free and independent - George Washington o Leader of Continental Army o Defeated british army at Yorktown o Treaty of Paris 1783: recognition of independence of American colonies o Bill of rights New congress approved the 10 amendments guaranteed freedom and rights of people in term of religion speech press and petition French Revolution - King Louise XVI divided social structure in to 3 class o Estate of clergy o Estate of Noble o Estate of Bourggeoisie Commoner and Professional People - King prepared to use force but French people moved to destroy the Bastille on Jul14 1789 - King was Executed in 1792 Maximilien Robespierre - Leader of Jacbin - Spent French money to help Spain - Reign of terror Napoleon Bonaparte - Pop general Seize power and ruled France Expanded territory over Brit Diet at Waterloo Industrial Revolution Cause - Overseas Expansion - Scientific Revolution - Economic Factors Effect - Agricultural Development Population Increase Migration Health Problems Instability and Unemployment Growing Textile Industry: Advanced Machines - Largest business activity Factory System James watt - designed steam engine Influence of Science on Industry Communication - Samuel Morse: Telegraph with dot and dash and Morse Code - Alexander Graham Bell: made phone Electricity Thomas Edison: invented Light Bulb Transportation - Wright Brother: made plane Energy and Engine - Rudolf Diesel: diesel Engine Labor Union: workers made association to improve their wages and work conditions Modern World of Eastern Parts Southeast Asia - Britain: Ceylon (Srilanka), Malaya (Malaysia), Singapore o Tea o Rubber o Lead o Sapphire o Tin - France: Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos - Netherlands: Indonesia Modern India Mughal Dynasty: the last dynasty before the British took over - Society divided to 2 major groups o Muslim o Hindu - Main purpose for British colonization: trading spices - Main reason: o Decline of Mughal Princes o Rise of Indian Merchants Bengal: center of trading system Major Indian War - Battle of Plassey in 1757: Between Bengal ruler and British armies o British set up East India Company to collect taxes and control trading system - Sepoy Rebellion: Indian Mutiny o Introduction of Cartridges to Indian military o British won Mughal ruler sent to Myanmar British was master of India British Impact - Economic impact: British Govt opened Suez Canal - Intellectual: Britishintroduced English Language and Western Learning Indian Nationalist: Mohammed Gandhi - Tried to free Indian People by Non Violence - Got Freedom Post WWII in Aug5 1947 China and Japan China - Believed that their civilization is best - Conservative Japan - Believed that their country is new and small - Modernist people China: last dynasty: Ching Dynasty Opening China: first European group: Portuguese 3 disastrous wars - Anglo-Chinese war: the opium war o British won and resulted with Treaty of Nanking o China lost island of Hong Kong o Opened 5 ports for trade with Canton port belonging to the Brit - Anglo-French-Chinese war: 2nd opium war o British and French won o Treaty of Tientsin and Peking Convention o Opened more ports o Establish Foreign legislation in Peking o Spread Christianity o China lost Extraterritoriality - Sino Japanese War o Japan Atk Korea that belonged to China o o o o o o Japan won Treaty of Shimonoseki China needed to pay indemnity Need to recognize independence of Korea Lost the islands of Formosa Pescadore and Liaotung to Japan Opened more ports Western Impact - Conflict between young and old Chinese Emperor Kuang-Hsu: introduced 100day reform to inprove china by adopting western ideas and reform education Tz’u-His: Cixi: she was old Buddhist and conservative so she supported by military and set up anti foreign secret society Boxer Rebellioin: in 1911 the Ching dynasty was overthrown by a republic Dr Sun yat-sen: - Support merchants to revolt emperpr - First president of China who divided land for the poor - Set up kaomintant Japan Response of Japan to Western People Based on - Physical compactness of country Borrowed tradition of china Japanese society was pluralistic Western military tech In the middle of the 19th century Tokugawa Shogun severed ties with Western world The Western Challenge Commodore Matthew Perry: US Commander Treaty: treaty of Kanagawa - Japan opened Shimoda and Hakodate for repair and accommodation and provision to US ships - Europeans got jealous of US - Japanese people set up anti foreign group: Satcho Hito Meiji Restoration - Meiji emperor improved all ideas except Shinto - Japan became first Asian nation to break the chains of the western countries Russo Japanese War Conflict between Manchuria and Korea which was under Russians - Jap offered negotiation but Rus refuse - Jap won - Treaty of Portsmouth: took half of Sakhalin island and Russia’s Liaotung leasehold World War I Important Factors - Economic Problem o Problem with Tariff war and competition for trade o Most serious case were Britain and Germany - Colonial Confliction o Germany set up the national Unification in 1781 Germany started to atk otuer countries - Alliance System Confliction o Otto von Bismarck: German Chancellor introduced the alliance system in 1897 o Germany joins Austria-Hungary and Italy o France joins Brit and Rus - National Aspiration o Hapsburg Empire ruled by Austria-Hungary but many people were Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Serbs Triggering event: assassination of Arch Duke Ferdinand and his wife in Jun 28 1914 Result: Versailles Treaty Based on 2 concepts - League of Nations - Basis of Self Determination After WWI: - Economic Collapse - Political Collapse - Social collapse World War II Main Factor - Problems left unsolved by WWI o Versailles Treaty: bad for Germany o League of nations: no international police system o Attempted disarmament of Germany, Adolf Hitler refused - Rise of Dictatorship o Communism in Russia o Fascism in Italy o Nazism in Germany o Militarism in Japan - Axis desire for more territory - Triggering Event: o German attack on Poland on Sep1 1939 o Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec7 1941 - Manhattan Project: secret US project to make a SUPER WEAPON - End: Allies drop nukes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6th and 9th of Aug 1945 - Aug10 representative of Japanese Emperor to sign treaty of surrender to end WWII Result: - End of old European state system: New Balance of power USA and USSR to the world - Establishment of UN o General Assembly o Security Council o Secretariat o Economic and Social council o Trusteeship Council o International Court of Justice rd - 3 world: newly independent states