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23 Cards in this Set
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What is the Carolingian Renaissance?
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REvival of arts and learning
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What kind of gifts does a lord give to a vassal
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Land/protection
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According to the code of ethics what did the kinights up hold
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Chivarly
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What was the main purpose of the magna carta
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To limit rulers power
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Main function of Feudalism
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Lord and vassal
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What is the name of the unwritten rules between the lord and vassal?
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land for protection
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How were serfs different from peasants
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Serfs: Legally bound slaves
Peasants: Poor people but legal citizens(more rights than serfs) |
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What is Vernacular
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A writing form involving personal feelings, everyday language
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Why is Leonardo Da vinci a great example of the renaissance period
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He was a painter,a scuplture and an inventor
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What do humanists believe in?
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Self gratification, everything that helps them and them only
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Protastant faiths: Which on was first?
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Luthern
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In what area did the Humanists have a impact on the society
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Education and vernacular
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What concept dominated economics through out the 17th century
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Mercantilism
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What is the Dominant religion of South west asia
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Buddhaism
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What is mercantilism and what does a nation depend on
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Wealth and countries depend on wealth
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What is balance of trade
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exporting more goods than importing
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What is Absolutism
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It is total power/ control
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What did john locke believe people were
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Good, moral and molded from past experiances
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Jean Jacques Rouseaus Socail contract was
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A entire society agrees to be governed by their general will
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Monteaquieus political thought impacted the US government by development of
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Checks and balances
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Adam Smiths theory of laissez faire
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Shouldnt regulate the economy
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Scholasticism
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new form of literature, greek and church
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Declaration of rights and men:
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Voting is a political right
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