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The golden age brought unity between who?

Peace w Scotland & England

What happened to the arts?

They flourished

What did Henry VIII do?

Stood up Rome

What did english seafares do?

Roamed the world discovering new routes & laying out foundations for the British empire

What happened in the 17 century?

Peace

What was Britian?

A small power, after Empire crumbled

What was England dominated by?

Feudal System

What did the tutors do?

Gradually bought the great lords under control and allowed a merchant class to grow

What was Henry's break with rome about?

Wealth not religion

What happened in the 17 century?

Middle class growing under monorchial and aristorcrate rule

The triumph of parliament was a sucess for who?

Middle class

When did the industry of growth change?

19th century

What was the world of wars about?

Economy mastery of the globe

Life expectancy?

30 yrs old

When did women get their rights?

18th century

What was the industrial revolution?

Opened up jobs for women

2 world wars helped women do what?

Helped change it to a male dominant society

What year was contraception around?

1945

What viewpoint is best?

None of these perspectives are wrong. Class exploitation- Pill, women's rights

Ideology

meaning that it is a set of standards that are followed by people, government

humanism

any system or mode of thought or action in which human interests,values, and dignity predominate.

individualism

advocating rights

secularism

system of political or social philosophy that rejects all forms of religious faith and worship

Skepticism

doubt or unbelief with regard to a religion

Gov't

form of democracy

empire

richest biggest empire in the world

roman law

style of roman law and the rights of individual citizens became the basis for most western systems

Agricultural civil engineering

inspiration for renaisance and western agriculture long after romes collapse

Pax romana

peace for trade and travel with in the boundaries of rome created economic prosperity

Great god theory

Gods are in control, shape and direct things.

Great person theory

people change and shape history, often working as agents of the gods or god


economic/ marxist theory

history shaped by economics and the way people organize themselves and their lives in order to live

Scientific objective school

historians job is to show the past as it really happened, facts will dictate what kind of history is written

relatvist school

each generation will interpret history from their current context of society and culture

What does outside mean?

facts are confirmed

What does inside mean?

questions and speculations we make about what players are thinking and motivivated by in history

radical school

accuse historians of failing to stand up to the truth, historians should not not suppress a passion for humanity and human suffering and desire to see a better can explain and be a motivator and shaper of todays society

posititivist school

do not take into account individual influence or chance, approach history thinking that all explanations as in science are deductive, things are only explained if they can be shown to follow a law

lower class =

plebeians

what are plebeians

landowners

where were captured slaves sent

rome

why are bread and circuses are required

become a source of man power

percent of rich, slaves and very poor

5%, 40%, 55%

how many years until soldiers were rewarded with land?

15-20 yrs of service

where did roman soldiers settle

in colonies

rome slipped into what?

civil wars

disease swept rome and killed what %

25%

what happened when economies weakened

taxes reduced

what is chrisitanity

faith of love, forgiveness and kidness

drought in asia created a what

mass migration v

rome had a what?

labour shortage and needed money and soldiers

domesday book

talks about diferent things


what the manor is called, who held it in the time of king Edward, who holds now; how many hides, how many plows in demesne, how many belonging to the men, how many villains, how many cottars, how many serfs

black death

30%-40% mortality rate


poor died more than rich


family structure, society breaks down

rules of love

different rules about love