History 102
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Roman Empire | an empire established by Augustus in 27 BC and divided in AD 395 into the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern or Byzantine Empire |
| Emperor Constantine | ... |
| Warrior elite | ... |
| Roman Catholic church | ... |
| City of god | ... |
| Germanic tribe | ... |
| Islamic conquest of Spain | ... |
| Categories | ... |
| Republican Government | ... |
| Rise of cities | ... |
| Humanism | a philosophy in which interests and values of human beings are of primary importance |
| Byzantine empire | ... |
| Infrastructure | ... |
| Feudal system | ... |
| Self (ego) | ... |
| Linear history | ... |
| books | ... |
| Aristotelian Logic | ... |
| Paradigm shift | ... |
| Trade and commerce | ... |
| "rebirth of the secular | ... |
| Mechanical clock | ... |
| Constantinople | ... |
| Urban civilization | ... |
| Vassal | ... |
| Fall of Rome | ... |
| "the city of man and the city of God" | ... |
| Islam (Muslim religion) | ... |
| Syllogism | ... |
| Renaissance | ... |
| Zeitgeist | ... |
| Northern Italy | ... |
| wind and water mills | ... |
| secular | ... |
| complex civilization | ... |
| serf | ... |
| St. Augustine | ... |
| Medieval mind | ... |
| Great Chain of Being | ... |
| Florence | ... |
| City State | ... |
| Latin | ... |
| eyeglasses | ... |
| Petrarch | ... |
| Sir Thomas Malory | ... |
| Niccolo Machiavelli | ... |
| Draping | ... |
| Renaissance perspective (linear perspective) | ... |
| Portraits (Renaissance) | ... |
| Town planning | ... |
| Cartography | ... |
| Archimedes | ... |
| Anatomy | ... |
| William Harvey | ... |
| The crystalline spheres | ... |
| middle class | ... |
| Boccaccios Decameron | ... |
| Lorenzo Valla | ... |
| Discourses on the first ten books of Livy | ... |
| Filippo brunelleschi | ... |
| Michelangelo's David | ... |
| Grid street plan | ... |
| Scale (Maps) | ... |
| empirical knowledge | ... |
| Vesalius | ... |
| Circulatory system | ... |
| Copernicus | ... |
| Vernacular language | ... |
| chaucer | ... |
| Donation of Constantine | ... |
| Proportion (in art) | ... |
| Ratio (proportion) | ... |
| nudity (Renaissance art) | ... |
| Central plaza | ... |
| Aristotle (method re: science) | ... |
| Leonardo da Vinci | ... |
| De Humani Corporus Fabrica | ... |
| Capillaries | ... |
| De revolutionibus Orbium Celestium | ... |
| Renaissance man | ... |
| Canterbury tales | ... |
| bible textual criticism | ... |
| The prince | ... |
| vanishign point | ... |
| Atmospheric perspective | ... |
| Classical models (Renaissance Art) | ... |
| circular town plan | ... |
| Experimentation | ... |
| Ptolemy | ... |
| Ulrich Zwingli | ... |
| Geneva | ... |
| Henry VII (England) | ... |
| Council of Trent | q |
| Peace of Augsburg | ... |
| Dutch War of Liberation | ... |
| Town | ... |
| Trade goods | ... |
| Venice and Genoa | ... |
| Black Sea | ... |
| Mamluk empire | ... |
| Zurich | the elect |
| the elect | ... |
| Jesuits | ... |
| Index of Banned Books | ... |
| French Wars of Religion | ... |
| Spanish Armada | ... |
| Capitalism | ... |
| Crusades | ... |
| 4th Crusade | ... |
| Factor | ... |
| Slave trade (southern Russia) | ... |
| John Calvin | ... |
| Anabaptists | ... |
| Loyola | ... |
| Edict of Nantes | ... |
| Henry IV (France) | ... |
| Bloody Mary | ... |
| Trade goods | ... |
| Crusader States | ... |
| Doge Dandolo | ... |
| Factories (preindustrial) | ... |
| congregationalism | ` |
| Anglican Church | ... |
| Inquisition | ... |
| Schmalkaldic Wars | ... |
| Philip II (spain) | ... |
| queen elizabeth I | ... |
| Spices | ... |
| Jerusalem | ... |
| Latin Kingdom | ... |
| Silk Road | ... |
| Tycho Brahe | ... |
| Johannes Kepler | ... |
| Telescope | ... |
| Motion studies | ... |
| trial of Galileo | ... |
| Isaac Newton | ... |
| Printing | ... |
| Charlemagne | ... |
| charles V | ... |
| St. Peters Basilca | ... |
| The 95 Theses | ... |
| Wittenberg | ... |
| To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation | ... |
| Elector Frederick of Saxony | ... |
| The new star | ... |
| Natural law | ... |
| The moons of Jupiter | ... |
| Dialogue concerning the two world systems ( Ptolemaic and Copernican) | ... |
| Rene Descartes | ... |
| Principia | ... |
| Johann Gutenberg | ... |
| Holy Roman Empire | ... |
| excommunication | ... |
| Sale of indulgences | ... |
| Protestanism | ... |
| Sola fide | ... |
| The three laws of planetary motion | ... |
| Mechanical universe | ... |
| Mountains on the moon | ... |
| Cartesian coordinates | ... |
| Gravity | ... |
| Guenberg Bible | ... |
| The electors | ... |
| Plurality of benefices | ... |
| Martin Luther | ... |
| Pope Leo X | ... |
| Sola scriptura | ... |
| Diet of Worms | ... |
| Peasants War | ... |
| Galileo Galilei | ... |
| The moons of Jupiter | ... |
| Discourse on Method | ... |
| Italics (Aldus) | ... |
| Frederich of Saxony | ... |
| Dispensations | ... |
| Johannes Tetzel | ... |
| Justification by faith | ... |
| Sola gratia | q |
| Predestination | ... |
| Champagne Fairs | ... |
| Caravel | ... |
| Gold Coast | ... |
| Bartolomeu Diaz | ... |
| Swahili Coast | ... |
| Hormuz | ... |
| Christopher Columbus | ... |
| Hispaniola | ... |
| Slavery (in America) | ... |
| Quetzalcoatl | ... |
| Francisco pizzaro | ... |
| Dukes of Burgundy | ... |
| Henry the Navigator | ... |
| Fernando Po and Sao Tome ManiKongo | ... |
| Vasco de Gama | ... |
| Calicut | ... |
| Aden | ... |
| Ferdinand and Isabella | ... |
| Sugar | ... |
| Hernando Cortez | ... |
| flower wars | ... |
| Inca | ... |
| Flemish wool | ... |
| Ceuta | ... |
| Treaty of Tordesillas | ... |
| Affonzo de Albuquerque | ... |
| Malacca | ... |
| Reconquista | ... |
| Syphilis | ... |
| Aztec Empire | ... |
| Horses | ... |
| Atahualpa | ... |
| Portugal | ... |
| Kingdom of Prester John | ... |
| Kingdom of the Kongo | ... |
| Cabral Expedition | ... |
| goa | ... |
| Spice Islands | ... |
| Antwerp | ... |
| Disease pools | ` |
| Tenochtitlan | ... |
| Montezuma | ... |
| Encomienda system | ... |
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