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adam smith
wealth in the nations: economics is subject to laws of reason-enlightenment
agricultural revolution
11th century innovations such as plow & 3 field system that bettered agricultural productivity
allied powers
WWI: UK, Russia, France, Canada, Australia, Italy & Japan
WWII: Brits, USSR, USA,
bolsheviks
socialist revolutionaries in Russia that took over Russia & pulled it out of WWI
classcism
dividing into cohesive social group w/ similar economic and political interests
confessions
name for different forms of christianity after the reformation; called so b/c all believe in one statement of religious doctrine
consumer revolution
18th century rise in bourgeoisie spending to imitate aristocracy spending habits during the industrial revolution
crimean war
1853-56: war where Russia invades Ottoman empire on claims of "protecting Christianity of the Balkans"; Russia loses b/c US, French & Turks join forces
deism
17th & 18th century thinking that God created universe but not active in its function
edmund burke
french revolution writer that wrote "Reflections on the revolution in france" expressing horror at how abstract philosophy had destroyed traditional france
enlightened despots
King Frederick II the Great: religious toleration, Voltaire, codified law, abolished torture; Maria Theresa & Joseph II: end torture, religious toleration; Catherine II: abolished torture & capital punishment
franco prussian war
1870-71: france loses vs prussia, allowing for annexation of alsace lorrain & unification of german HRE lands
Friedrich Nietzsce
"god is dead and we have killed him" ; fin de siecle thinker who believed society degenerate
industrial capitalism
factories owned by private ppl & labor is waged
rousseau
general will: ppl should have rights; man is degenerate-noble savage
peace of augsburg
cuius regio, eius religio 1555
peace of westphalia
treaty of westphalia ended 30 yrs war; didnt do much, cuius regio eius religio again & german HRE still fragmented,
hundred year's war
1337-1453-conflict btwn england and france; helped eng become more eng; military revolution; increased power of monarchy;
pragmatic sanction of bourges
1438-french monarch overpower church
henry VII
court of star chamber-nobles controlled under court; confiscated lands;
conciliar movement
renaissance era: suggest council overpower pope
reformation impact on women
cult of domesticity; increase in ed; end of monasteries; no change within church
thirty years' war
1618-1648; religious war; caused by conflict btwn catholics & lutherans; ended by peace of westphalia