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What was the significance of the peace of westphalia?

¤the end of the religious warfare between catholic and protestants.




¤Europe no longer religious and politically united.



¤Political and religios authority resides in the rulers of sovereign states.


Absolutism

All authority resides in a single hereditary monarch (king, queen, emperor)



The power of the monarch includes:


¤ To maintain a loyal army.


¤ "" """""""""" " """"" bureocracy.


¤Taxition.

Constitutionalism

Doctrine that a government's authority is determined by a body of laws or constitution.

Mercantilism

¤"Favorable balance of trade" = Export more than import.



¤Markets and colonies provide raw materials for manufactured goods.

House of commons

Also called commons, it is technically the lower house, is predominant over the house of lords. "Parliament" is often used to refer to the hausa of commons alone.

Versailles ( palace )

Former French royal residence and center of government.

Louis XIV OF FRENCH

¤To expand France's borders to the river he launched a series of war.



¤The "sun king" ( 1643-1715 )

Parliament

¤A formal conference for the discussion of public affairs.


¤is the primary law-making institution in great Britain's constitutional monarchy


¤is the primary law-making institution in great Britain's constitutional monarchy

Diferences absolutism in Easter and Western Europe

West: strong middle class, limited nobility.



East: Weak middle class, strong nobility.

Serfdom

System used by nobles and rulers where peasants were bound first to the land they worked and then by degrading obligations to the lords they served.

Motivations for Europeans expansion in north America and far East

Europeans desired to find a new route to Asia, resulting in economic marginalization of Muslim world.


And also religious motivations

Slavery

Was a trade that the portuguese traders acquainted with the portuguese and the African slave trade. It was already widely in practice in west Africa and funded by sugar production.

Geocentric Universe

Is a superseded description of the univer with earth at the center. Under geocentric model l, the sun, moon, stars and planets all orbited Earth.

East India companies

Are able to raise and maintain their own private armies.

Heliocentric

When the sun is orbited by the earth, planets and so on.

Adam smith

¤Believed that economies should be based on a competitive free market with a minimum of government intervention = laissez-faire



¤Smith's ideas laid the intellectual foundation of capitalism as an economic model

John Locke

= tabula rosa



¤The human mind is born "blank" = tabula rosa



¤Believed that government exist to protect the "natural rights" of its subjects (life, liberty and property)



¤Believed that government exist to protect the "natural rights" of its subjects (life, liberty and property)¤


¤Believed that government exist to protect the "natural rights" of its subjects (life, liberty and property)

What was the Turkish' policy toward non-muslims?

Emperators practiced Universal toleration

Why did the empire enter in a long period of decline after 1700?

Experience economic difficulties after 1700

What were the consequences of aurangzed's reign?

¤Reverse tolerance policy toward hindus and attempted to impose strict Islamic law



¤The policies caused a major hindu revelation in southern and central India

Sultan

Ruled an Absolut Monarchy