History final 12/16/09

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stellaaa  on December 15, 2009

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modern world history

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I got some of my definitions from Elizabeth O'Donnell's study guide. Thanksssss

there will be more added in a while

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Archer Seniors of '12, Archer class of 2012

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History final 12/16/09

Crusades
series of wars for Holy land against the Christians and the Muslims
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Crusades series of wars for Holy land against the Christians and the Muslims
Printing Press invented by Johannes Gutenburg in 1450. made producing books cheaper and faster
Secularism The belief in material things instead of religious things. This was a shift away from Medieval thinking.
The Medici of Florence a banking family, who loaned money to everybody
Humanism an intellectual movement that turned attention away from God and towards man, which focused on man as God's (greatest) creation
Individualism stressed personality, uniqueness, the fullest possible development of human potential
Secularism a basic concern with the things of this world rather than with other worldly matters. (the church became secular; luxury for popes)
The Protestant Reformation a movement led by Martin Luther that challenged papal authority, reframed christian practices, redefined christian ideas, and resulted in the collapse of the Roman catholic hegemony
95 theses Arguments written by Martin Luther against the Catholic church. They were posted on October 31, 1517.
indulgences when people would pay the priest to escape, or have less time in perdition
Charles V Holy Roman Emperor, nephew of Catherine of Aragon, excommunicated Luther
Henry VIII concerned about his succession, created the church of england to marry Anne Boleyn
Catherine of Aragon First wife of Henry VIII, could not reproduce a male baby to be the heir to Henry VIII's thrown, came from a very wealthy family
Act of Supremacy the law in england that established the church of england and made Henry in charge of it
Anglican Church Church of england, Henry VIII was the head of it
Protestantism the movement that Luther created which set up new churches
aztec empire present day mexico
ruler and capital of aztec empire Montezuma, Tenochtitlan
Huitzilopochtli's Cult Aztec's state of religion that necessitated constant warfare against neighboring peoples to secure captives for sacrafice and laborers for agricultural and infrastructual work.
Huitzilopochtli The aztec sun god
Hernan Cortas a brash determined spanish conquistador who crossed from hispanola to mexico
Tribute burden Aztecs had to pay tributes to the capital by sending people there to be sacraficed
Higher tribute sparked greater resentment and fresh revolt
Solar calendar perfect year (impressed spanish)
Cortes' Advantages experience, horses, cannons
Montezuma's Mistake refrained from attacking spaniards as they got closer to his capital
Inca empire Present day peru
ruler and capital of inca empire Atahualpa, Cuzco
3 Inca estates Suns, Inca (political leaders), people
Land tendency did not own land (leased) each year the land was renewed
Quipo the way they recorded information, using knots
Machu Pitchu discovered by an american, Hirum Bingum
Fransisco Pizarro conquered peru
Cajamarca Conflict the town where pizarro and atahualpa met
Pizarro's advantage weapons, guns, cannons
Caravel A small, highly maneuverable three-masted ship used by the Portuguese and Spanish in the exploration of the Atlantic
Christopher Columbus seeking a new trade route to Indies (while Ottomans were taking over). Queen of spain paid for voyage, always thought he found Asia
The colombian Exchange the exchange of animals, plants, and diseases between the old and new worlds
Coquistadores "conqueror" referring to spanish soldier-explorers who sought to conquer the new world
La Malinche Aztec noble girl, who was sold to a Mayan merchant and learned how to speak the Mayan language; helped build alliances and translated for Cortes, had a some with Cortes (big impact on mixed races)
Mercantilism colonial economic practice
quinto 1/5 of all precious metals, mined in the americas the crown claimed
ecomienda system the spanish set up a system whereby the crown grated the conquerors the right to employ groups of people; disguised form of slavery
potosi mine owners lived in luxury, miners work in deplorable condition
Viceroyalty four administrative units of spanish possessions in the americas (new spain, peru, new granada, la plata)
viceroy administrative division
audiencia presided over the viceroy, the 12-15 judges who served as an advisory council and as the highest judicial body

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