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Cultural Diffusion

Exchange of services and ideas

in the 1500s China traded

silk, porcelain, compass, paper, gun powder

in the 1500s India traded

Spices, cotton textiles

in the 1500s Africa traded

Salt, gold, ivory

Renaissance

Rebirth

Humanism

Celebrating human achievement

Where did the renaissance begin & where did it spread

Italy - North Europe

Michelangelo created

-David


-Sistine chapel

Leonardo da Vinci created

-Mona Lisa


-Last Super

Shakespeare created

-Romeo and Juliet


-Hamlet


-Sonnets

Erasmus created

Praise of Folly

Patron

Someone who pays for or sponsors art

Renaissance man

A well rounded person

invented the prining press

Gutenburg

How long did the renaissance last?

200 years

What were Martin Luthers views

-Faith alone


-Sola Scriptura


-Equality of all believers

What did Martin Luther do?

-Wrote the 95 thesis in 1517.


-Birth of The Protestant Church


-Made his own church ¨Luther¨

John Calvin

-Predestination


-Expanded the Protestant movement


-Calvinism/ Prespetirians

Predestination

God has already determined if one is going to heaven or hell

King Henry VIII

-Dismissed the authority of the Pope in Rome


-broke away from the Catholic Church because of divorce

Jesuits

Catholic order that proselytized for all over the world for Catholic Church

Individualism

the pursuit of personal happiness and independence rather than the interests of the church

Religious Tolerance

Accepting the differing religious views of other people

European explorers were motivated by

God, Glory, and Gold (3 G's)

Vasco da Gama

sailed for Portugal


First European to reach India by Water, went around Africa

Christopher Columbus

Sailed for Spain


First European to reach the New World

Ferdinand Magellan

sailed for Spain


First European to Circumnavigate the globe

Hernando Cortez

sailed for Spain


destroyed Aztec civilization

Francisco Pizarro

sailed for Spain


destroyed Incan civilization

Francis Drake

Sailed for England


First englishman to circumnavigate the globe

The columbian exchange

a dramatically widespread exchange of animals, plants, culture, human populations and ideas between the Americas and Europe+Asia

Mercantilism

the belief that a colony exists only to benefit the parent contry.

Middle Passage

leg of the Triange Trade that transported slaves from Africa to America

William Harvey

the heart acts as a pump to circulate blood through out the body

Nicolaus Copernicus

everything revolves around the sun.

Johannes Kepler

The planets revolve around the sun in elliptical orbits instead of circles

Galileo Galilei

-law of pendulum


-falling objects accelerate at a fixed rate


-Telescope

Isaac Newton

law of gravity

Montesquieu

french-wrote spirit of the Laws- believed in seperaation of power

Rousseau

French- Social Contract - government is only a contract snd is not that necessary

Hobbes

English- used natural law to say that peopl need an absolute monarch because they are naturaly bad- wrote the Laviathan

Locke

English- 2 treatises on government

Louis XIV

¨I am the state¨


Built his new capital at Versailles


Called himself the sun king because he believed he was as important as the sun

ablsolutism

One ruler having absolute control over all aspects of the government