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76 Cards in this Set
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1066
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Edward the confessor (king of England) dies and has no heirs
nobles elected King Herlad William thought he should be king |
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622
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-Hijara - Muhammad emigration to Medina
- Turning point in developement of Islam |
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476AD
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Collapse of the Roman Empire
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6-4 BCE
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Jesus was born
-Jesus was a Jew not a Christian |
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509 BCE
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People of Rome overthree Etruscans
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C. 3500 BCE
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1st Civilizations
-Mesopotamia -Egypt -India -China |
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1588
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Edict of Nantes
-gauranteed religious toleration for French Hugenots |
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1517
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Reformation
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1492
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Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean
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1215
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Magna Carta - English barons forced king Jhon to sign this
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1066
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Edward the confessor (king of England) dies and has no heirs
nobles elected King Herlad William thought he should be king |
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622
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-Hijara - Muhammad emigration to Medina
- Turning point in developement of Islam |
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476AD
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Collapse of the Roman Empire
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6-4 BCE
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Jesus was born
-Jesus was a Jew not a Christian |
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509 BCE
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People of Rome overthree Etruscans
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C. 3500 BCE
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1st Civilizations
-Mesopotamia -Egypt -India -China |
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1588
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Edict of Nantes
-gauranteed religious toleration for French Hugenots |
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1517
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Reformation
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1492
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Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean
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1215
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Magna Carta - English barons forced king Jhon to sign this
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Plebians
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The poorest of the Roman citizens
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Monotheism
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Beleif in one god; attributed to ancient Hebrews; Foundation of Islam, Judaisim, Christianity
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Patricians
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Aristocratic clan in ancient Rome with the highest status and most political influnce
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Polytheism
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Refers to the beleif of many gods
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Democracy
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form of government in which citizends devise their own governing institutions and choose their leaders
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Humanism
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Writers and orators who studied Latin and sometimes Greek texts in grammar, poetry, history and ethics
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Renaissance
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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
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Bourgeoisie
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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
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Feaudilism
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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.
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Empire
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A large political formantion consisting of different kingdoms outside the boundaries of the state that controls it
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Plebians
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The poorest of the Roman citizens
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Monotheism
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Beleif in one god; attributed to ancient Hebrews; Foundation of Islam, Judaisim, Christianity
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Patricians
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Aristocratic clan in ancient Rome with the highest status and most political influnce
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Polytheism
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Refers to the beleif of many gods
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Democracy
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form of government in which citizends devise their own governing institutions and choose their leaders
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Humanism
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Writers and orators who studied Latin and sometimes Greek texts in grammar, poetry, history and ethics
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Renaissance
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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
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Bourgeoisie
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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
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Feaudilism
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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.
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Empire
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A large political formantion consisting of different kingdoms outside the boundaries of the state that controls it
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Crusades
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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
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Moors
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Spanish Muslim
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Magna Carta
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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
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Vassals
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During the middle ages men voluntarily submitted themselves to a lord by taking an oath of loyalty
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Parliments
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Two houses; highest proventional courts in France, the most important was Parliment of Pairs
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Serf
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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
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Crusades
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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
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Moors
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Spanish Muslim
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Magna Carta
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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
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Vassals
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During the middle ages men voluntarily submitted themselves to a lord by taking an oath of loyalty
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Parliments
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Two houses; highest proventional courts in France, the most important was Parliment of Pairs
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Serf
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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
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Julius Ceaser
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-Enlarged Senate from 600 men to 900 men
-Reformed calender -Standardized wieghts and measures -Made plans for librarians -Cancelled debts -Made dictator for life |
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Agustus
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Abandoned his army and elected Octavian in office
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Islam
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A religion; person who follows it is a muslim; Muhommed was the founder
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Vikings
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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
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Peasent
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Agricultural worker; 4 days to work for the Lord and two days for themselves
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Henry II
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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
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Judaism
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Monotheistic; the holy book is Toro; Ethical principles; Historical sence
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Socretes
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Founder of Western philosiphy; teacher; taken to jail and put on trial; drank poisin and died.
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Alexander the Great
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Greater than his father; Aristotle was his tutor; 70 cities named after him; structures of him in the Parthanon
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Apostal Paul
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Jese' follower, lived in Judea; sometimes called the first Christian missionary; the letters of Paul make up the Episcopals
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Julius Ceaser
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-Enlarged Senate from 600 men to 900 men
-Reformed calender -Standardized wieghts and measures -Made plans for librarians -Cancelled debts -Made dictator for life |
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Agustus
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Abandoned his army and elected Octavian in office
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Islam
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A religion; person who follows it is a muslim; Muhommed was the founder
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Vikings
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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
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Peasent
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Agricultural worker; 4 days to work for the Lord and two days for themselves
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Henry II
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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
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Judaism
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Monotheistic; the holy book is Toro; Ethical principles; Historical sence
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Socretes
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Founder of Western philosiphy; teacher; taken to jail and put on trial; drank poisin and died.
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Alexander the Great
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Greater than his father; Aristotle was his tutor; 70 cities named after him; structures of him in the Parthanon
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Apostal Paul
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Jese' follower, lived in Judea; sometimes called the first Christian missionary; the letters of Paul make up the Episcopals
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Constantine
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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
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Charlemagne
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Written laws rather than oral; Organization of countries for administration purposes;
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Henry V - Wives
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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. |
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Henry V - Wives
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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. |