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What, in 1534, began the English Reformation?
Act of Supremacy
Who created the first alphabet and are known as the first explorers?
The Phoenicians (approx. 1000 BC)
What was the significance of the marriage of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon?
It led to the King's break from the Catholic Church
What defined the doctrines of the Catholic Church?
The Council of Trent (1545-1563)
The Thirty Years War from 1618-1648 did what?
It culminated religious and political wars in Europe
Who started Islam and when did he live?
Mohammed, 570-632 AD
What type of societal system governed the Middle Ages?
Feudal system
Who were the major players of the feudal system?
King, lords, knights, and serfs
What did the Magna Carta do in England in 1215?
It limited the power of the king
When was the Renaissance and where did it start?
1350-1600 AD, Italy
What does the word Renaissance mean?
Rebirth (of man, rather than an emphasis on God)
What were 2 leading factors of the Reformation?
Dissatisfaction with the church and the invention of the printing press
What are 2 religions that came out of the Reformation?
Lutheranism and Calvinism
Who nailed the 95 Theses to a church door?
Martin Luther in 1517
What was the Edict of Nantes of 1598?
A decree by Henry IV to restore peace in France, giving rights to French Protestants
Which revolution established a constitutional monarchy in Europe?
The Glorious Revolution of 1688-1689
Who was the great czar of Russia from 1689-1725
Peter the Great
When did the Age of Enlightenment occur?
1700-1789
What led to the Industrial Revolution in Europe?
Scientific developments, Britain's maritime power, money, and cheap labor
What event assured that France would not control North America?
Th French and Indian War (1756-1763)
Monopolies, disparity in income levels, and over speculation led to the...
The Great Depression (1932-1938)
What fostered the industrial growth of the U.S.?
Communication and transportation
During the Civil War, what advantages did the North have?
Money, men, and firepower
When did the Mesopotamian civilization exist
3500 - 3000 BC
What were some results of the Industrial Revolution?
Factories, large cities, social classes, and capitalism
What provided for federal and state powers, plus the Bill of Rights?
The U.S. Constitution
What are the years of te Roman republic?
Approximately 509 - 27 BC
The 3 parts of the Roman government were...
Consuls, the senate, and the centurial assembly
Four of the many reasons for the fall of Rome are...
Political corruption, barbarian invasions, taxation, and rise in Christianity
When was Caesar assassinated and by whom?
The Ides of March, 44 BC by Brutus
What was the Pax Romana?
Roman peace from 27 BC - 180 AD
The Eastern Roman Empire became...
The Byzantine Empire
When were the Dark Ages?
500-800 AD, the beginning of the Middle Ages
What were some results of the Industrial Revolution?
Factories, large cities, social classes, and capitalism
How did the Mexican War affect slavery?
It was thought to be pro-slavery and expansionist.
How did the Missouri Compromise (1820-1821) affect slavery?
It did not allow Missouri to be slave territory.
Contributions by the Greeks include...
Philosophy, democracy, architecture, art
In what year was the constitution written?
1789
When was the American Revolution fought?
1776-1781
Name 3 great South American civilizations and their regions.
Aztecs (central Mexico), Incas (western S. America) and Mayans (Yucatan peninsula)
Saul, Solomon, and Judah are all famous...
Israelites
The Egyptian civilization existed where and when?
In the Nile Valley, 3000 BC
Which president was impeached and why?
Johnson for opposing Radical Reconstruction
When was the Civil War fought and between whom?
1861-1865 between the North (Union) and the South (Confederates)
When and why did California and parts of the southwest become part of the U.S.
1848, when Mexico lost the Mexican American War
During the Civil War, what advantages did the South have?
Land and leadership
What is the significance of Appomattox in 1865
It is where Lee surrendered, ending the Civil War
Where and when did the colonists win the Revolution?
Yorktown in 1781 with the defeat of Cornwallis
How did the annexation of Texas affect slavery?
It added slave territory to the U.S.
What were 2 great cities of Greek civilization?
Athens and Sparta
Who were Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant?
Civil War generals (Lee for the South, Grant for the North)
What is Manifest Destiny?
The idea that the U.S. had the mission to expand and spread its beliefs (19th century)
When the colonists needed more money and equipment to fight the British, who helped?
The French