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Huegonot
Become king after Henry III dies
becomes Catholic but does not forget Huegonts
Created peace and prosperity for France
France begins to colonize Americah |
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Grandson of Ferdinand and Isabella
King of Spain but did not know Spanish (Flemish)
Brought Flemish officials but people rebelled
Learned Spanish and replaced officers
Peace of Ausberg
Tried to convert Spain to Catholicism
Couldnt so gave up throne and became monk |
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Married Mary Tudor
Inherited Spain at the height of its power
Wanted Europe to be Catholic
Lost many wars and all of Spains money
Cruel and narrow-minded |
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Alliance between nations
made sure no nation was more powerful
divided up land after every war (ended up causing more wars) |
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First major European war
German Calvanists wanted religious freedom
German princes wanted power
France was afraid HRE was too powerful
Spain wants Netherlands
Denmark and Bohemia want want land on Baltic Sea
End of HRE
Germany was destroyed
People got religious tolerance
End of Religious warfare |
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Power comes from God
originated in Middle Ages
No one can challenge him because they are challenging God |
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English assembly
Power struggle between Parliament and ing
Began to take control of England during the Resoration |
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Oliver Cromwell's protectorate
Dictatorship
Atheists and Catholics persecutes
High taxes
Nobles lost power
Middle class taxed too much |
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Lord protector over oligarchic republic
Had House of Lords disbanded
Military dictator
Made his position hereditary |
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List of rights of citizens of England and duties of Parliament
Geave parliament all the power to rule England
Gauranteed the British people rights |
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Government with a king/queen as figurehead
Governed by Parliament
Gave paliament all power
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Chief advisor-regent to Louis VIII
Believed in absolute monarchy
Created Edict of Grace (anti-Huguenot)
Gained power for France by entering 30 years war |
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Very involved King of France
Disliked Huguenots
Believed in divine right
Had Complete control
Lost much of France's money in unneccesary wars |
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Shared throne with older brother (whom he had killed)
First Czar to travel outside Russia
Made radical reforms in Russia
Tried to modernize it
Had absolutism |
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Pope decides to divide world in half
Spanish claimed Americas and Philippines
Portugal claimed Asia, Africa, and Brazil
People did not let them colonize
Nothing happened |
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Trade products and raw materials
Fur, sugar, indigo, cotton, and tobacco
Navigation Act-colnies had to trade with England |
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Joint stock/trading companies |
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Corporations
Way to start a company using investments
Lasted longer, had more money, no single owner |
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Discovered the Americas
From Italy to Spain
thought he was in East Indies
Died thinking he was a failure
Discovered a new world |
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Gave emperor more power
took power from Daumyos
developed Japan into very good country
No foreigners
Very little contact with Europe |
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wrote On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres
Mathmatician who elt geometric system incorrect
Heliocenric universe (suncentered) |
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First to make obsercation of the heavens using telescope
Began new age in Astronomy
Discovered mountains on the moon
4 moons around Jupiter
Phases of Venus
Sunspots |
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Period in Western Europe
reason advocated as primary source for authority
Influenced the whole world |
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French and English philosophes |
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Member of the Enlightenment
intellectuals who believed in reason or application of S.M. to understan life
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Absolute rulers who used their powers for good
imporved their countries
ex. Catherine the Great of Russia
Frederick William of Prussia
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The aristocratic and bureaucratic system established during Bourbon dynasty
Destroyed by French Revolution |
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First estate was the clergy
Second nobles
Third commoners
commoners never won because vote was 2:1
3rd estate broke off and started National Assembly |
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Began by storming of Bastille
Peasants feared death
Revolutionary courts were set up to protect the rev. republic from its internal enemies by conducting mass executions |
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Consolidation of French and Roman laws
Collection of civil, criminal, & commercial laws
Protection of private porperty
Rights of Indiciduals
"Guilty till proven innocent"
Man had complete control
Centralized government |
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Dominated French and european history
Lieutenant during French Revolution
Nade commander of French armies in Italy
Controlled intire government
Crowned himself emperor of France
Established Napoleonic Code |
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Battle where Napoleon was defeated
Upon returning to Paris he was eziled to Elba
Courbon dynasy was restored
Ruled for another 100 days
Exiled to St. Helena |
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Return to conservatism
Establish a principle of legitamicy
reorganize the European balance of power
Louis XVIII became king of France
Switz. and Kingdom of Sardinia became independent
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Sense of being part of a community or a nation
share common institutions
common traditions language history and custroms |
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King of France
Absolute monarch
No freedom of speech
Censorship
Universal male suffrage
social security
expanded industry
taken by Prussia as a prisoner which ended rule |
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Prime minister of Kingdom of Sardinia
Strategist
Architect of Italian unification
Wants to create constitutional monarcy w. assembly
In charge of the unification of Italy |
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Prime Minister of Prussia
brutal and practical
"Blood and Iron"
war and militarism
control of Diet, made laws he wanted
controlled the taxes
very conservative |
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Louis Napoleon Banaparte taken prisoner by Russia
Ended his reigh
France loses the war
Lost land
Made France very angry |
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German assumbly made up of upper house
Chosen by lower house (normal people) |
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Extremely conservative rule
Mad becuase killed his dad
No personal freedom
Russia wasnt modernizing like the rest of the world
Absolute monarch
Secret police
No political parties
No labor Unions
Jews constantly persecuted |
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Free enterprise
Private ownership
Start a business and get to keep all the money
extreme laissez-faire
does not exist today |
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Capitalism at its extreme
Government stayed of the of economic affairs |
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Government owns major industries
No private enterprise and no competition
Everybody shares things
60% of your salary is taxes |
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Communism
Karl Marx
Profit of every product made goes to the workers
To make this it takes land, labor, and capital
Owner paid for capital and land so should get the money |
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Anti-Semitism throughout Europe
Brought repressive measures against Jews
Jews wanted to return to their promised land |
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Major countries conquer undeveloped areas for raw materials
promoted by Socail darwinism nationalism and industrial rev. |
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Indian soldiers in British army felt disrespected
Rumor- ammunition packets filled with animal fat
Sepoys rebelled
Gain respect and became more westernized |
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Britain wanted to even trade w. China
Harsh restrictions but strong want for opium
Britain believed in right of individuals
China didnt
Resolved by Treaty of Nanjing
Made ports
Limited tariffs
gave MFN status to Britain |
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Cecil Rhodes and Paul Kruger
Wanted land for different purposes
British had more power so cut off Boer supplies
Put women and childlren in internment camps
Burned down their farms
Boers surrender
English becomes official language |
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Created by the US
2 major points
US will not interfere with European affairs
Europe may not colonize in Western Hemisphere |
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Treaies that were one-sided
Favored one side over antother
ex. most favored nation status |
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Powerful country that has power over weak country
Political and economical influence
Help weak one modernize |
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Social, political, and economic revolution for Japan
Fast change
Emperor became real ruler
Government centered around him
Created a new government and stopped Samurai class |
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New constitution for Japan after intense study of other country's
based mostly of German constitution
Gemro ran everything
Military responsible to emperor
diet made up of upper and lower house
Emperor had a lot of power but didnt know what to do with it
Controlled by Genro |
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German battle plan in WWII
Attack France and Russia
Go through Belgium to trap France
Though they would be slow to mobilize
Would only last 6 weeks
Plan failed
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Outcome of Trench warfare
Trench warfare
2 trenches with no man's land
mustar gas induced fear
No progress
Stalemate occured |
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Russia overtook Manchuria and influenced Korea
Japan allied with Britain and declared war on Russia
Japan won against the ods
Showed strength, organization and modernization
Japan gained much land and a sense of pride and accomplishment |
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United State's policy after WWII
USA wouldnt get involved in foreign affairs
Riased tarrifs
Didnt want to be involved |
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"War Guilt clause"
Europeans wanted to punish Germany for war
Germany was forced to sign
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created as a world wide organization to preserve peace
based on collective security not balance of power
not very effective becuase there was no one enforcing it
Many countries withdrew |
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created by Woodrow Wilson
self determination and people coosing their governments
no more secret diplomacu
Freedom of high seas
removal of international economic barriers
removal of foreign armies from Russia |
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laborer and peasant "soviets" who faught against upper class
Marzist were lead by lenin
promised peace, land and bread
Bolsheviks won
provisional government was overthrown
Communism began
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Leaders: China (democratic) |
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Leaders: China (Communist) |
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