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what was humanism

the study of secular (nonreligious) subjects

describe a major effect that humanism had on the renaissance

it led to new attitudes towards art, philosophy , and government and also encouraged people to learn other languages such as greek, latin, and hebrew

what are two major reasons why humanism was important to the renaissance

it helped to begin the reformation and it was one large reason why the feudal system was abandoned

what was the industrial revolution

basically the transition to the new manufacturing process

what was one main negative effect of the industrial revolution

since there was so much machinery, there was a lot of pollution, and people didn't want to work such long hours in a dirty, hot, and unsafe environment (also child labor was introduced)

what was one main positive effect of the industrial revolution

it made producing products more efficient, quick, and overall less expensive

what were two things that were invented during the industrial revolution

the assembly line and lots of machinery in factories

what was the reformation

attempts to reform the catholic church and the development of protestant churches

describe why humanism led to the reformation

humanism led europeans to think critically about the catholic church and some europeans who knew how to read began to read the bible and interpret it for themselves and instead of following the church's interpretation

when and why did hellenism spread

hellenism spread after the conquest of alexander the great in 400 bce

who led the reformation

martian luther

what did martin luther do to begin the reformation

he nailed a list of complaints about the church on the church door in wittenburg also knows as the 95 theses

what was one main event that took place during the reformation

martin luther's 95 theses

what was the caravel

a portuguese (european) ship that was 65 feet long and could carry up to 130 tons (260,000 pounds) of cargo

why was the caravel built

to help the portuguese (european) to explore along the west african coast and into the atlantic ocean

in what order did the feudal system go

king


nobles


knights


peasants/serfs



what was the role of a noble in the feudal system

receives land from the king in return for loyalty and gives land to the knights in return for protection

what was the role of a knight in the feudal system

the nobles gave the knights land in return for protection and the peasants gave the nights food in return for protection

what major event caused the decline of the roman empire

for its final years, rome was weakened by economic, military, political, and social problems, so rome fell when they were attacked by german invaders during their weak period

define hellenistic culture

hellenism refers to the spreading of Greek culture

define nationalism

strong devotion to one's nation

how did nationalism lead to the start of world war 1

nationalism "inspired" the assassination of austria-hungary's archduke

who was johannes gutenberg

a german blacksmith who introduced printing to europe

what was the black death

a disease carried by rats that killed off 1/3 of the european population during the mid 1300s

define the european union

economic and political partnership among member nations

what was the maastricht treaty

a treaty signed by the common market nations that allowed the european union to have an open-border policy which allowed people to move freely in many european union nations

what was the main role of the european union

helped obtain peace between germany, france, and the rest of europe

describe the athenian voting system

a citizen was someone who could participate in government (only free, grown males could vote- not women, children, slaves, or foreign borns)

describe a democracy

means "power to the people"...where citizens get to vote for laws and the people who governed them

how did christianity spread throughout rome

after jesus died, constantine (the roman emperor) became a christian and he spread it throughout rome

during the scientific revolution, people used what in observations and experiments

theories

how did the athenian government influence the united states government

they invented the idea of a democracy

how did the roman republic's government influence the united states government

they came up with the idea of electing leaders to represent you in a senate

what was an aqueduct

a channel that moves water over a long distance

what were aqueduct's main purposes

they helped to carry water very quickly to get it to its desired destination faster

what country is teal

what country is teal

spain

what country is blue

what country is blue

united kingdom/great britain

what country is red

what country is red

france

what country is purple

what country is purple

portugal

what country is green

what country is green

italy

what country is light pink

what country is light pink

germany

what country is yellow

what country is yellow

switzerland

what country is bright pink

what country is bright pink

norway

what country is gray

what country is gray

sweden

what country is orange

what country is orange

the netherlands

what events led to world war I

austria-hungary's archduke was assassinated and they blamed serbia for having assisted the attack. when serbia declines this, austria-hungary declares war

what was the great depression and when did it take place

a worldwide economic slump, or marketing decline, during the late 1930s (was still going on by the time world war II started) that caused many hardships around the world

what is inflation

when money loses its value

what events led to the great depression

germany lost land, people, and resources and at the same time germany owed billions of dollars in reparations. so, the german government printed money to pay the debt and as a result, german money lost value, so germans suffered with inflation. this caused political instability in germany

what are some things people suffered with during the great depression

inflation


lost jobs


little to no money

what was one way people tried to make more money during the great depression

they bought stocks with borrowed money. at first their plan worked and stock prices went up tremendously, but later they fell causing americans to owe the bank more money than they borrowed. eventually, the stock market collapsed in 1912

what event led to the end of the feudal system

the bubonic plaugue

what country is a peninsula of europe

italy