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1066
Edward the confessor (king of England) dies and has no heirs
nobles elected King Herlad
William thought he should be king
622
-Hijara - Muhammad emigration to Medina
- Turning point in developement of Islam
476AD
Collapse of the Roman Empire
6-4 BCE
Jesus was born
-Jesus was a Jew not a Christian
509 BCE
People of Rome overthree Etruscans
C. 3500 BCE
1st Civilizations
-Mesopotamia
-Egypt
-India
-China
1588
Edict of Nantes
-gauranteed religious toleration for French Hugenots
1517
Reformation
1492
Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean
1215
Magna Carta - English barons forced king Jhon to sign this
1066
Edward the confessor (king of England) dies and has no heirs
nobles elected King Herlad
William thought he should be king
622
-Hijara - Muhammad emigration to Medina
- Turning point in developement of Islam
476AD
Collapse of the Roman Empire
6-4 BCE
Jesus was born
-Jesus was a Jew not a Christian
509 BCE
People of Rome overthree Etruscans
C. 3500 BCE
1st Civilizations
-Mesopotamia
-Egypt
-India
-China
1588
Edict of Nantes
-gauranteed religious toleration for French Hugenots
1517
Reformation
1492
Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean
1215
Magna Carta - English barons forced king Jhon to sign this
Plebians
The poorest of the Roman citizens
Monotheism
Beleif in one god; attributed to ancient Hebrews; Foundation of Islam, Judaisim, Christianity
Patricians
Aristocratic clan in ancient Rome with the highest status and most political influnce
Polytheism
Refers to the beleif of many gods
Democracy
form of government in which citizends devise their own governing institutions and choose their leaders
Humanism
Writers and orators who studied Latin and sometimes Greek texts in grammar, poetry, history and ethics
Renaissance
Term meaning re-birth used by historians to describe a movement that saught to imitate and understand the culture of antiquity. - Generally refers to a movement that began in Italy and spread through Europe
Bourgeoisie
Social group technically consisting of those who are burgheres in the town that included prosperous merchants and financers and leaders of the professions and some skilled craftsmen
Feaudilism
Term historians use to describe a social system common during the middle ages including lords granting fiefs to dependants known as Vassals who owed their lords personal service in exchange.
Empire
A large political formantion consisting of different kingdoms outside the boundaries of the state that controls it
Plebians
The poorest of the Roman citizens
Monotheism
Beleif in one god; attributed to ancient Hebrews; Foundation of Islam, Judaisim, Christianity
Patricians
Aristocratic clan in ancient Rome with the highest status and most political influnce
Polytheism
Refers to the beleif of many gods
Democracy
form of government in which citizends devise their own governing institutions and choose their leaders
Humanism
Writers and orators who studied Latin and sometimes Greek texts in grammar, poetry, history and ethics
Renaissance
Term meaning re-birth used by historians to describe a movement that saught to imitate and understand the culture of antiquity. - Generally refers to a movement that began in Italy and spread through Europe
Bourgeoisie
Social group technically consisting of those who are burgheres in the town that included prosperous merchants and financers and leaders of the professions and some skilled craftsmen
Feaudilism
Term historians use to describe a social system common during the middle ages including lords granting fiefs to dependants known as Vassals who owed their lords personal service in exchange.
Empire
A large political formantion consisting of different kingdoms outside the boundaries of the state that controls it
Crusades
Latin Christians heading the call of the Pope; launched 8 major expiditions and many smaller ones against Muslim armies in an attempt to gain control of Jerusalem
Moors
Spanish Muslim
Magna Carta
In 1215 some english bearing forced King John to sign the great Charter in which the king pleaded to respect the traditional feudal privileges of nobility, towns, and clergy
Vassals
During the middle ages men voluntarily submitted themselves to a lord by taking an oath of loyalty
Parliments
Two houses; highest proventional courts in France, the most important was Parliment of Pairs
Serf
agricultural laborers who worked and lived on a plot of land granted to them by a Lord, who owned a certain portions of their crops
Crusades
Latin Christians heading the call of the Pope; launched 8 major expiditions and many smaller ones against Muslim armies in an attempt to gain control of Jerusalem
Moors
Spanish Muslim
Magna Carta
In 1215 some english bearing forced King John to sign the great Charter in which the king pleaded to respect the traditional feudal privileges of nobility, towns, and clergy
Vassals
During the middle ages men voluntarily submitted themselves to a lord by taking an oath of loyalty
Parliments
Two houses; highest proventional courts in France, the most important was Parliment of Pairs
Serf
agricultural laborers who worked and lived on a plot of land granted to them by a Lord, who owned a certain portions of their crops
Julius Ceaser
-Enlarged Senate from 600 men to 900 men
-Reformed calender
-Standardized wieghts and measures
-Made plans for librarians
-Cancelled debts
-Made dictator for life
Agustus
Abandoned his army and elected Octavian in office
Islam
A religion; person who follows it is a muslim; Muhommed was the founder
Vikings
From Scandanavia; Called Northmen; 900's considered barbarians who weren't religious; europeans were so scared that in Church they had a specific prayer to keep them safe
Peasent
Agricultural worker; 4 days to work for the Lord and two days for themselves
Henry II
became King of England; Count of Anjue; Duke of Normandy; Duke of Aquitaian;His accomplishments were judicial reform, and establishment of royal courts; trial by jury
Judaism
Monotheistic; the holy book is Toro; Ethical principles; Historical sence
Socretes
Founder of Western philosiphy; teacher; taken to jail and put on trial; drank poisin and died.
Alexander the Great
Greater than his father; Aristotle was his tutor; 70 cities named after him; structures of him in the Parthanon
Apostal Paul
Jese' follower, lived in Judea; sometimes called the first Christian missionary; the letters of Paul make up the Episcopals
Julius Ceaser
-Enlarged Senate from 600 men to 900 men
-Reformed calender
-Standardized wieghts and measures
-Made plans for librarians
-Cancelled debts
-Made dictator for life
Agustus
Abandoned his army and elected Octavian in office
Islam
A religion; person who follows it is a muslim; Muhommed was the founder
Vikings
From Scandanavia; Called Northmen; 900's considered barbarians who weren't religious; europeans were so scared that in Church they had a specific prayer to keep them safe
Peasent
Agricultural worker; 4 days to work for the Lord and two days for themselves
Henry II
became King of England; Count of Anjue; Duke of Normandy; Duke of Aquitaian;His accomplishments were judicial reform, and establishment of royal courts; trial by jury
Judaism
Monotheistic; the holy book is Toro; Ethical principles; Historical sence
Socretes
Founder of Western philosiphy; teacher; taken to jail and put on trial; drank poisin and died.
Alexander the Great
Greater than his father; Aristotle was his tutor; 70 cities named after him; structures of him in the Parthanon
Apostal Paul
Jese' follower, lived in Judea; sometimes called the first Christian missionary; the letters of Paul make up the Episcopals
Constantine
Saw a cross in the sky; "In this sign conquer" ; Won a battle that was the first step to becomign emporer; Issued edict of Milan; Gauranteed religious toleration for Christians who lived in the Roman empire
Charlemagne
Written laws rather than oral; Organization of countries for administration purposes;
Henry V - Wives
1)Catherine of Arogon; had a daughter names Mary;He wanted a son and never got one and said it was punishment for marrying his brothers widow; anulled the marriage
2) Anne Bolin - another daughter named Elizabeth; accused her of treason and eventually had her excommunicated;
3) Jane Seymour - Anne Bolins lady in waiting; Had a boy named Edward; Two weeks after the baby Jane died.
4) Anne of Cleabs - marrigage was arranged; he didnt like her so he divorced;
5) Katherine Howard - No babies; tried for adultery and treason
6) Catherine Parr - widow, older;
*Overweight; syphalus, headaches, smallpox; last five wives came in the last 11 years of his life.
Henry V - Wives
1)Catherine of Arogon; had a daughter names Mary;He wanted a son and never got one and said it was punishment for marrying his brothers widow; anulled the marriage
2) Anne Bolin - another daughter named Elizabeth; accused her of treason and eventually had her excommunicated;
3) Jane Seymour - Anne Bolins lady in waiting; Had a boy named Edward; Two weeks after the baby Jane died.
4) Anne of Cleabs - marrigage was arranged; he didnt like her so he divorced;
5) Katherine Howard - No babies; tried for adultery and treason
6) Catherine Parr - widow, older;
*Overweight; syphalus, headaches, smallpox; last five wives came in the last 11 years of his life.