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| Local rulers of english countryside |
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| Regulated machine operating according to universial laws |
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| Planets are not made up of a perfect substance; had earthquakes; systematic observations of heaven by telescope |
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| Author - without paradigm shift there are no scientific advances |
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| Understanding nature of things - math |
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| A series of noble revolts called The Fronde represented |
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| french citizens looking for stability |
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| English civil war was between |
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| English civil war was about all of the following except |
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| Montesquieu's The spirit of the laws |
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| Maintaining balance among various branches of government |
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| Rousseau's Social Contract |
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| freedom achieved by forcing people to follow "general will" (what is best for everyone) |
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| Jacques Bouseuet's Politics "Drawn from very words of Holy Scripture" |
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| was the fundamental statement of 17th century divine right |
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| Based on Newtonian world - Deism is a machine with God as its mechanic |
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| Overall effect of scientific revolution on the argument about woman in the child-bearing process was to |
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| generate facts about difference between men and women to prove male dominance |
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| astronomy - uraniborg castle - copenhagen, denmark |
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| Civil Constitution of the Clergy |
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| Turned priests into employees |
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| Swiss Sonderbund War 1848 |
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| conflict gave liberals throughout europe opportunity to defeat conservative government in their countries |
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| Prior to Austria war, Bismarc promised ______ to Italy in return for ________ _______ |
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| Prussia eliminated tariffs in 1818 |
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| instituted to save the revolution |
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| French National Assembly abolished feudalism august 1789 |
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| Conservative states were greatly threatened by this |
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| Zollverein led to all of the following: |
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| marginalization of austria in German affairs, Prussia dominant power, German princes gaining income parliament cannot control. |
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| Prohibition of sale of public offices, abolition of manorial courts, end of feudal servitude |
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| Factory discipline, Child and female labor, high wages and good benefits |
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| 1789 statements of grievances were notebooks that rejected royal absolutism and called for french parliament |
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| in 1864 Prussia initiated war with _____ |
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| Peninsular campaign in Spain |
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| invented the seed drill used for modern farming |
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| National convention voted to abolish monarchy in 1792 |
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| French revolution crushed aristocracy, church, monarchy |
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| British aristocracy participate in the Industrial revolution by practicing primogeniture which: |
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| preserved capital, helped establish banks that funded early industrialists, developed mines and canals to exploit resources on their lands |
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| Franco-Prussian war led to |
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| France paying a war indeminty to Germany, German occupation of northeast France, the affirmation that germany was the most powerful country in Europe |
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| Most important reason for the slow pace of prussian unification (during 1860-70s) was so that the |
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| new german nation would be prussia writ large |
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| born into corsican nobility, created aristocracy based on merit, invaded egypt and abandoned army |
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| zollverein did the following: |
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| created broad german economic market, citizens thought of themselves as germans, led to a strong economic foundation. |
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| The bastille contained a great amount of arms and gunpowder; storming of the bastille, no political prisoners, only heinous aristocrat offenders |
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| The main purpose of centralized state bureaucracy napoleon strengthened was |
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| Louis XVI's measures to bring state finances under control: |
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| assembly of notables tax French nobility, forcing parliament of Paris to agree to an edict revising french taxation system, necker (consultant banker) to check national finances |
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| German wars of unification |
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| Danish war 1864, Prussian war (1866), Franco-Prussian war (1870-1) |
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