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Beccaria

- argued against "cruel and unusual "punishments including the death penalty.

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Henry IV

= politique because he became Catholic to fix the religious mess in France.

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Tennis court Oath

- vows not to disband until a constitution if formed.

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Oliver Cromwell

- leads army that defeats royalist.

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Aristotelian universe

- included Heaven, used perfect crystal fifth element to explain world.

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Encomienda system

- basically said people can do whatever they want to natives (slavery)

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James I

- wanted absolute power, alienated puritans, and taxed without parliaments consent.

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English Bill of Rights

- settled all major issues between king + parliament.

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Franco Dutch war

- expanded french territory to Netherlands.

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Prides purge

- Cromwell kills anyone in House of Commons that supports king and creates a "Rump "Parliament.

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Predestination

- God already decided who is saved /damned.

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Electors

- can only be males over 21 that owned or rented property.

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Edict of Nantes

Henry IV Passed religious toleration in England.

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Charles I

- very catholic, needed money from parliament to pay for wars.

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male citizens

Tax paying ____ have the rights to vote.

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Puritan Commonwealth

The ________- creates new constitution but is not recognized as a proper form of government.

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decides

Committee of public safety- ________ who lives and dies in trials.

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Pragmatic sanction

________- Habsburgs possession can never be divided, must be passed to one heir.

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Florence

________- ruled by medici family.

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John Wycliffe

________- stressed bible was sole authority and personal connection.

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Edict of Restitution

________- all catholic land lost to Protestant was restored.

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civic humanism

idea that education should prepare leaders to achieve in civic affairs

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Francis Petrarch

father of humanism

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humanism

emphasized human beings, achievements, interests, capabilities

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individualism

personality, uniqueness, genius, full development of capabilities

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Florence

ruled by medici family

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cottage industry

textile (cloth) work done by peasants in their homes

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inner city warfare in Italy

no city wanted any other city getting too strong

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john Wycliffe

stressed bible was sole authority and personal connection

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Edict of Worm

Luther is outlawed

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predestination

God already decided who is saved/damned

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Pease of Augsburg

religion determined by local ruler

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religious reason

France is religiously divided (nobles want to be huguenots)

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political reason

nobles dont want to submit to monarchy so they adopt calvinism to resist

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passed Edict of Nantes

religious toleration in England

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causes

religious division of HRE + Hasburgs too powerful

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Civil war in Bohemia

Catholic leader but Protestant majority

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Defenestration of Prague

Catholic leaders thrown out window into manuer by Protestants

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Edict of Restitution

all catholic land lost to Protestant was restored

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causes

renaissance, missionaries, monarchs seeking new revenue, technology advances

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new technology

caravel, lateen sail (sail with or against the wind), wheel lock

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House of Trade

control economic matters in colonies

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Viceroyalties

states controlled by Viceroys

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Viceroys

appointed by monarch + controlled military and civil authority

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Encomienda system

basically said people can do whatever they want to natives (slavery)

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The treaty of Tordesillas

pope gives Portugal slave trade and Spain control of South America

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Cause

French Religious Wars, thirty years war, inflation

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common obstacles

bad roads (infrastructure), lack of census info to tax, competition for power with monarchs clergy and nobles

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Declaration of Clergy of France

limited the Popes power

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appointed new finance minister

Colbert

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Code Louis

centralized uniform code of law

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Franco-Dutch war

expanded french territory to Netherlands

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janissaries

army composed of slaves (devshirme)

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devshirme

christian slaves

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millet system

religious community granted autonomy for taxes

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Pragmatic sanction

Habsburgs possession can never be divided, must be passed to one heir

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Frederick William "The great Elector"

strengthened central authority

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Frederick William I "The Soldier King"

strengthened royal authority and created greatest army through draft

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Ivan III "Ivan the Great"

continued mongol policies but did not recognize mongols as Russias leaders

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Ivan IV "Ivan the Terrible"

1st to take title of "tsar" and controlled boyars (nobles)

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Peter the Great

modernization and westernization of Russia

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Table of Ranks

merit based military system

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souls tax

every person had to pay a tax

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magna carta

king must ask for popular consent to tax from Parliament

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Elizabeth bargain

parliament and king have cooperative "alliance" before civil war

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James I

wanted absolute power, alienated puritans, and taxed without parliaments consent

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gunpowder plot

people tried to blow him up

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Charles I

very catholic, needed money from parliament to pay for wars

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Ship tax

since parliament wont give money he creates a new tax on inland people

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Petition of Rights

parliament says they will give money if Charles promises to not tax without consent, no imprisonment without due cause, etc

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Civil war

royalist vs parliamentarians

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Battle of Naseby

name drop

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Prides purge

Cromwell kills anyone in House of Commons that supports king and creates a "Rump" Parliament

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The Puritan Commonwealth

creates new constitution but is not recognized as a proper form of government

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The Protectorate

Cromwell dismisses Rump Parliament, gives relgiious toleration to Jews, Cromwell becomes a dictator and people HATE HIM (but he dies soon)

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Charles II

willing to play the parliament game but was secretly sympathetic to Catholics

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James II

VERY Catholic and absolutist so hes gotten rid of immediately and sent to live with Louis XIV in France

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English Bill of Rights

settled all major issues between king + parliament

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steady economy

not much inflation

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masters of the carrying trade

would ship goods everywhere

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Dutch East India Co

stock/investment system

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separated religion from education

students allowed to experiment on humans

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England broke off Dutch trade

1651 Navigation Act reqd goods to be transported on English ships which weekend Dutch economy

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Aristotelian universe

included Heaven, used perfect crystal fifth element to explain world

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Empiricism

sense based thinking (Bacon)

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Inductive Reasoning

observe → generalize → find patterns (Bacon)

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Deductive Reasoning

experiment → predict → theorize (Descartes)

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Descartes

dualism (Mind and matter), deductive thinking, doubt everything

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Galen

illness comes from imbalance of 4 humors

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Vesalius

human anatomy

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Harvey

circulatory system

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Voltaire

freedom of speech and religion

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Diderot

complied Encyclopedia

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Beccaria

argued against "cruel and unusual" punishments including the death penalty

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The war of Austrian Succession

Maria Theresa took Austrian Throne and Frederick the Great wanted part of Austrian territory (Silesia) so he fought for it and won

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Seven Years War

Europe wanted to lower Prussias power so an alliance was formed between France, Russia, Sweden, and Austria

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reforms

further westernized, supported the studying of philosophy, tried to educate and improve local gov

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Maria reform

limited power of papacy fixed bureaucracy, weakened nobles

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Joseph reform

outlawed serfdom

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Bourgeoisie want

abolition of mercantilism, fair distribution of taxes, great voice in gov + REVOLT

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