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Leonardo Da Vinci's

painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician

Lutheranism

first protestant faith

Arranged marriages in Italy

strengthen business and family ties

Anabaptist

Spiritual rebirth

House of Bourbon

ruled the southern french kingdom of Navarre

English Bill of Rights

set forth Parliament right to make laws and taxes

Louis XIV and absolute power

established Versailles

Edict of Nantes

recognized Catholicism as the official religion of France

John Locke

argued against the absolute rule of one person, right to freedom and religion

janisarries

a soldier in the elite guard of the Ottoma Turks.

Shan Jahan

builder of the Taj Mahal

gunpowder empires

formed by outside conquers who unified the regions that they conquered

Zaminders

kept a portion of the taxes paid by peasants in lieu of a salary.

Yong Le's building

Imperial City

Footbinding in Chinese culture

women how had bound feet, were more marriageable.

Voltaire and the Universe

wrote many plays, believed the universe was a clock.

Treaty of Paris 1763

French withdrew and left India to the British

Montesquieu

believed 3 branches of government

Articles of Confederation

America's first constitution

Louis XIV and National Assembly's decrees

Saved Bastille

Committee of Public Safety

to defend France from foreign and domestic threats

Reason for the collapse of Napoleon's empire

Invasion of Russia

Napoleon's Final Battle

Battle at Waterloo

Promotion with Napoleon's bureaucracy

to be based not on rank or birth but ability

first industry affected by Industrial Revolution

Cotton

Reason for socialism

Pitiful conditions created by the industrial revolution,

white man's burden

Europeans had a moral responsibility to civilize primitive people

Muhammad Ali

seized power and established a separate Egyptian state

Sepoy Mutiny

a growing Indian distrust of the british led to a revolt

Rabindranath Tagore

most illustrious Indian author

Tai Ping Rebellion popularity

called for socialreforms

Sun Yat Sen

formed the Revive China society

Western Front warfar

trench warfare

Militarism

aggressive preparation for war

V.I. Lenin

Head of Bolsheviks

Woodrow Wilson

President of WW1

Treaty of Versailles Article 231

most important treaty

Stalin's 5 year plan

transform Russia virtually overnight from agricultural to industrial

Joseph Goebbles

propaganda master of Germany

Economic depression

the great depression