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-Follows the Late Middle Ages
-Economies became more articulate
-Regions of the world became more organized
-Substitute for the term "Renaissance"
-Included the Holy Roman Empire |
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2. AGE OF GUNPOWDER EMPIRES
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-The spread of large weapons
-Rise of the Ottomans and Munghals
-Ottomans began to terrorize Europe with their new weapons
-Militaries began using armed machines
-Allowed countries to have a stronger military
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-Exploration of new land
-Countries wanted to expand territory
-The search for new alliances
-Milirary unifications
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4. Mongols, Munghals, Tartaus |
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-Mostly used in English
-An emperial power in India
-Descendants of |
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Period of European economic expansion
Rise of colonialism
Began with the Crusades in the 18th Century
Europeans rediscovered spices and linens
Many rare jewels and furs were alo discovered |
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Society begins to become more advanced
Many adpot the Western world's culture
Technology, law, and economics were altered for many nations
Religion became mainly Christian
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Activities of an organization become more mainstream and uniform.
Becomes concentrated within a particular group/location |
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Monarchial form of government in which the monarchs excersized the ultimate authority and power.
They were considered the top head of government in a country. |
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State that self-identifies as deviring from political legitamacy.
Seen in a soverign state |
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| Economic system that allows private enterprise with the inclusion of taxes. |
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| Economic doctrine in which government has control over foreign trade and the military security of the state. |
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| Industrialized capitalist countries on which periphary countries and semi-periphary countries depend on the global market. |
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| Businesses who work together on products to be sold to consumers or the government. |
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Had ships called caravals which were the elite in marine travel/military.
Had the capability to travel worldwide. |
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Turco-Mongol word used to describe a political entity ruled by a khan.
An important official in India |
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| Involved multiple infectious diseases destroying the population of many countries for many years |
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Modern economic history companies.
The Industrial Revolution and the Great Divergence |
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| Greatest detail in reference to medieval and Renaissance Europe |
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| Transformation of a religious society into on ethat embraces other worldly ideas and beliefs |
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| Major group in Christianity that began in Germany after the controversy of Martin Luther called The Reformation |
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A follower of sikhism, which originated in the 15th centruy out of South Asia.
From the Sanskrit. |
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Elite- small group of people who control disproportionate amounts of wealth
Popular Art- art that has reached great recognition and is copied widely; created by elites |
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| Organized religion practiced on the west coast of Africa from Nigeria to Ghana |
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English- when the church of England broke away from the authority of the Pope
Protestant- when individuals from the Catholic church began being influenced by the teachings of Martin Luther |
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| Cultural movement among the intellectuals of 18th Centruy Europe that sought to mobilize the power of reason in order to reform society |
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| Legislature whose power and function are very similar to that of the Western and United Kingdom |
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Focused on emphasis of the nuclear family and a large minority who never married.
Originated in 15th century from peasants and artisans of Western Europe |
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| Type of corporation that involves two or more parties that own shares of a company |
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| Era in 16th-17th centuried where new ideas and knowledge of physics, anatomy, biology, medicine, and chemistry began to emerge. |
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