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Joan of Arc
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Daughter of prosperous peasants from Burgundy(which suffered under the English).
Reported visions of divine revelationThe “Voice” told her to go to the king and assist him in driving out English. Dressed like a man Charles’ most charismatic and feared military leader. |
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Cosimo de Medici
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Wanted Florence to be the most beautiful city in the world.
Hired artists to decorate his palace & architects to redo the buildings. Improved education by building libraries. |
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Filippo Brunelleschi
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Linear perspective
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Savonarola
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One of the most significant people calling for reform
Gained fame for preaching against the days’ current evils (warned of impending disaster caused by sin.) |
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Michelangelo
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artist..
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Leonardo da Vinci
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painter, sculptor architect, musician, scientist…..
collaborated with Verrochio on paintings geometrical arrangement of figures worked in Milan used new fresco methold Mona Lisa Only 17 paintings+ unfinished works Used science to support art—Scientific Illustration +military inventions |
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Galileo
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Discovered the pendulum.
Used lenses to make telescope Invented thermometer |
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Martin Luther
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“Sola Fidei” (Salvation by Faith Alone)
German Translation of the New Testament |
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• John Calvin
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More “scholar”& “systematic thinker” than Luther
Clear-cut moral directives for living Relied on Scripture and Augustine primarily for his ideas Teachings: predestination, The right of rebellion—English Civil War |
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• Christopher Columbus
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Spanish Explorer (Italian)
First European since the Vikings to “Discover” the New World. (1492) 3 ships: Niña, Pinta, Santa Maria |
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• Francisco Pizarro
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Chief lieutenant to Balboa
Conquered the Inca Empire Governor of Peru Small pox guy |
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• Hernando Cortez
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Spanish Conquistador who defeated Aztec Empire
Ricked Aztecs into believing he was a god Led expedition against Maya Empire |
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• Bartholomew Dias
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Navigator who discovered the Cape of Good Hope and named it
Died at sea when his ship sunk in a squall. |
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• Ferdinand Magellan (Portuguese)
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First explorer to circumnavigate the Globe
Filled by poisonous arrow—never finished voyage |
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• King Henry VII
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Started the Tudor
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• King Henry VIII
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Married 6 wives
Separated church of England from Roman Catholic church 72,000 executions |
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• Queen Elizabeth I
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Tudor ended
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• Queen Victoria
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Became Empress of India
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• Osman
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• Osman: legendary hero who set the new dynasty
Founder of the Ottomans Led the ottomans: warrior for faith (Islam) Made the link between the 3 countries Very brave (fearless, discovered new regions) Expanded the empire to the west and north territories which were controlled by Christians |
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• Suleiman
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• Suleiman: The most educated and wise sultans of the Ottoman history
Extremely well educated and made great impacts on his empire Had great relationship with a Greek friend, Abrahim Took the throne after his father died when he was 26 Had to contend with the disobedience of his generals and advisors He proved his strength in battle by being an efficient military leader when he conquered Rhodes Island |
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• Oda Nabunaga
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Began national unification
Through military defeat and infamous violence, destroyed independent power of daimyo “Those who live by the sword, die by the sword” |
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• Ieyesu Tokugawa
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Defeated last independent daimyo
Unified state for first time. New state: Tokugawa Shogunate |
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• Denis Diderot
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Published Encyclopedia (1751)—28 volumes
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• Jean Jacques Rousseau
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“The Social Contract” (1762)
Believes man is born with goodness inside. Society is what makes them evil. it enslaves people “Liberty, equality, fraternity” Becomes model of French revolution |
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• Voltaire
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Candide (1751)
Philosophical Dictionary (1764) |
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• Thomas Paine
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Common Sense (1776)—major cause of American rebellion
Written to farmers The Rights of Man (1791)—influenced France a lot. |
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• John Locke
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Believed man is basically rational and man can learn virtue
Humans have free will Life, liberty, prosperity Important belief: government has unwritten contract with peopleSocial Contract Theory Monarchy is a terrible form of government Republic is best |
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• Baron de Montesquieu
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3 kinds of government in the World
Monarchy Republic Despotism Separation of Powers “Checks and Balances” – 3 parts of government: money, law, and military. If there is a war, military should take care. Money is also needed, so they needed law to organize it. |
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• George Washington
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Leader of ………..뭐있었는데-.-
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• King Henry IV
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First bourbon monarch
Renounced Protestantism and became Catholic in order to earn loyalty of his subjects Guaranteed religious liberties to Protestants thereby ending civil war in France Financed explorers Formed useful alliance with Ottmans Assassinated by a Catholic radical Disappeared head…ㅇ.ㅇ |
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• King Louis XIV
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The “Sun King”
Became king at age 4 Believed in “divine right of kings” Under him, France was leading European power and fought 3 major.. Heavily patronized arts Established Absolute monarchy in France Persecuted Hugenots (French Protestants)1/4 fled France |
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• King Louis XVI
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“Accepted” the Constitution & the National Assembly
Wife: Marie Antoinette |
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• Marie Antoinette
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Wife of Louis XVI
Austrian princess “Let them eat cake!”-never said this Held banquets and parties frequently with taxes of commoners 1775—1793 French Monarchy |
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• Maximillian Robespierre
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The mastermind of the Reign of Terror
The leader of the Committee of Public Safety |
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• Jean-Paul Marat
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Inspired nationalism through right words
Promised to defend the rights of a common man Keep people informed of the process of Convention |
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• Tsar Nicholas II
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Hereditary ruler of the Russian Empire with absolute power
Excessive& luxurious lifestyle angered ppl starved ppl to death Last of the Romanov dynasty Weak man—his wife was more devoted Very good father(?) In Sept. 1915, he left for front and was killed. |
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• Leon Trotsky
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Important communist ideologist
The October Revolution (November) Coupd’etat was planned by him, who had gained the confidence of army (“Red Miracle”) Brain The Russian state changed to Communist. A new Political Police, CHEKA, were created A revolutionary army, the RED ARMY, was created with Trotsky in charge. The Bolshevik Party was renamed the Communist Party in March 1918. |
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• Kerensky
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The February Revolution (March)
Started b/c of food riots and strikes The Duma declared itself a Provisional Government. Granted amnesty to all political prisoners. Tsar II abdicated Became Prime Minister |
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• Rasputin
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Creepy hypnotizer who earned Alexandra’s trust and threw the Russian government into chaos.
Completely is managed wartime economy Used hypnosis o “fakely” heal Alexis Assassinated in Dec. 1916 |
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• Vladimir Lenin
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Returned to Russia in March of 1917
Secretly aided by the Germans Used rhetoric that appealed to the people’s needs and wants: “Peace, Land, Bread” Preached WWI was nothing more than a capitalist/imperials war that offered no reward for peasants/workers The Bolshevik party membership exploded The October Revolution (November) Lenin was the ACTION Lenin consolidated his power by disbanding the Constituent Assembly (which had replaced Duma) This officially terminated Russian Democracy. |