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Crusaders are marked with a...
Cross
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Expeditions to recover holy land
crusades
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The Crusades were reasons inspired by...
Faith
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People who died in the crusades would go to...
Heaven
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At a military stand point, which crusade did not fail
The First Crusade
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What was introduced after the Crusades?
crossbow and Gunpowder
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for Europe, after the sucess of the first crusade, what happened
papel prestige
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the decline of...
Faudalism
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europeans echanged ____ and had ______ exchanges
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The 4 small states:
- -edessa
- -antioch
- -tripoli
- -jerusalem
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1st people to build a trade economy
venice
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held in towns, drew large crowds, variety of goods, and once a year
trade fairs
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locally produced goods, everyday
markets
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promise to pay back
credit
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most lenders were of what religion
jewish
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craftspeople organized themselves into
guild
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guilds provided what to the people in them
mutual protection
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child wanting to learn a craft
apprentice
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traveled from workshop to workshop
journeyman
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women could do what trade
textiles
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in cities, streets were
crowded
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cities were ___ because of fire and crimes
dangerous
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there was no ________ in cities
sanitation
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cities spread ____ and new ____ to medieval europe
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people who sang in castle, courts and towns
troubadours
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the second and third form of the vernacular literature
- 2.national epic
- 3.romances
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short comic stories in rhymed verse, mocked chivalary, critized clergy
fabliaux
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had religious and biblical subjects as themes
dramas
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wrote the divine comedy, father of modern italian
Dante Alighier
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Wrote canterbury tales, wrote in middle english
Geoffrey Chaucer
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the education system resembled who
Aristotle and Plato
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there was a ______ to go to school
fee
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4 universities:
- -Paris university
- -Oxford university
- -University of Bologna
- -University of Salerno
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each university had their own what
special study
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how to improve oneself through reason
scholasticism
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wrote the Sic et non
Peter Aberlard
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Showed inconsistencies of the church
Sic et Non
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wrote the summa theologiae
Thomas Aquinas
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the belief that God's influence was carried by light
Optics
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dome stoned roof, few small windows, sculptuer, and frescoes
Romanesque Architecture
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outside had spires, large windows and pointed arches, inside had statues and stained glass window
gothic architecture
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beliefs that opposed official teaching of the church
heresy
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people who took part in heresy
heretics
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crusade against herestics
wars
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war that started in 1328, when a french king dies without an heir
hundred years war
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peasant woman from france, saints told her to fight
Joan of Arc
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2 familes of england fight of throne
war of the roses
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nobleman from ____ family takes over
Tudor
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years of the black death
1347-1351
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how many million people died in the black death
25
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the black death ended what system
manorial
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study of one's culture
antropology
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study of human materials
Archaeology
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"up-right man"
Homo-erectus
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new stone age
Neolithic era
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old stone age
Paleolithic era
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selective breeding or growing of plants and animals for humans
domestication
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first animal to be domesticated
dogs
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lived close together, houses mad of mud and bricks, and population grew
early farming societies
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4 river valley civilizations
- -tigris and euphrates
- -nile
- -indus
- -huang he (yellow river)
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three causes for changes in civilization
- -environment
- -movement of people
- -conflicts
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worlds 1st civilization
mesopotamia
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what lie between tigris and the euphrates rivers, ( east and west )
Fertile Cresent
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warlike indo-europeans, settled in asia minor, developed in sw asia
hittite
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three part so f the hittite chariots
- - 1 man drove
- -1 man fought
- -1 man sheilded
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empire built off trade, invented glass blowing, alphabet
Phoenicans
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the phoenician alphabet had __ letters and they were all _____
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made calendar of the moon
Chaldean
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war machine, grew barley, raised cattle, iron weapons
Assyrians
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worlds first empire, summarian main language, cuniform written language
sargon
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fertile cresent was in
southwest asia
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lower egypt was most of this and upper egypt was south of this
nile delta
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what prevented invasions
cataracts
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married a Hittites princess and ruled for 60 years: built more temples and monuments than anyone else
Ramses II (the great)
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pictures and symbols to represent sounds and ideas
hieroglyphics
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she increased trade, only woman pharaoh
Hatshepsut
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heavy rain with seasonal winds
monsoons
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soul that is aspect of Brahman
Atmah
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buddha's real name
Siddhartha Gautama
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the act of enlightenment
Buddhism
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steps that lead to enlightenment
eight fold path
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eightfold path:
- right view
- right attitude
- right speech
- right action
- right livelihood
- right'effort
- right ,mindfulness
- right concentration
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four noble truths
- 1. Suffering is part of human life
- 2. suffering comes from people's desire for pleasure
- 3. overcoming desire brings suffering to an end
- 4. desires can be overcome by eightfold path
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shang dynasty: writing tied to ...
oracle bones
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shang dynasty: worked with _____ and huge _____ structures
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shang dynasty: was built off the phases of the moon
calendar
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shang dynasty: one of the world's first system of...
money
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people should retreat from laws of society, believe in laws of nature
daoism
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express love and respect for others, thru rituals and manners
confucianism
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mountain ranges cut up mainland, good soil
setting of greece
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greek word for city state
polis
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when darius tightened rule and raised taxes, revolts broke out and began a series fo conflicts called the...
persian wars
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athenian army defeated Persian Army at
battle of Marathon
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a symbol of resistence against overwhelming odds
battle of Thermoplae
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athenians and spartans combined to defeated persians at ...
battle of Plataea
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athenians defeated persians in a narrow strait
Battle of Salamis
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bypassed dorian invaders, city was built inland and had a rocky fortified hill around it, society: citizens, metics, and slaves, based on trade
athens
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dorian invaders forced the people to work for them, city was built in a valley, society: equals, half-citizens, helot, based on military
sparta
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three groups of society, governments consisted of men, military rulers served 1 year terms, believed in greek gods
SPARTA AND ATHLENS
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sparta and persia were able to block food to athens, sparta wins
Peloponnesian war
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ruler and government owned most of land, decline of polis, middle class expanded, pi and geometry system, human anatomy, trigonometry, math was used to calculate positions of stars and planets, earth was round
hellenistic age
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time between alex's death and roman conquest
Hellenistic Age
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white marble temple, built in honnor of Athena, finest example of greek architecture
Parthenon
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alexander's empire broke into what three kingdoms
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divine reason directs the world, accepts whatever nature brings
Stoics
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no definite knowledge is possible, everything is challenging
Skeptics
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aim of life focuses on seeking pleasure and avoiding pain
Epicureans
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people should live according to nature
Cynics
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One of history's greastest thinkers and teachers, criticized Athenian education, taught by engagiong students in logical discussions, "know thyself"
Socrates
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way of teaching involved persistent questioning
socratic method
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one of socrates' students, founded academy, wrote dialogues, ideal government aristocracy
Plato
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concept o f ideal organizationn of society
Republic
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one of Plato's students, collected facts and organized into systems, goal of investigating every known field of knowledge, collected described and classified plants and animals
Aristotle
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what type of government did Rome have?
Republic
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most important and powerful, 300 members, controlled publics funds, determined foreign policy, sometimes a court
Senate
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voted on laws, elected officials, voted for war or peace, had tribunes
Popular Assemblies
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10 officials, approve senate bills and actions of public officials
Tribunes
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officials govern in name of rome, two consuls, praetors, and censors
Magistrates(officials)
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1 year terms, chief exsecutive who ran government, military commander, appointed dictactors, checks and blances
Consuls
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in war commanded armies, in peace oversaw legal system
Praetors
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officals elected every 5 years, appoint candidates for senate, oversaw moral conduct for all citizens
censors
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wars against carthage and rome
Punic wars
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Ides of March
March 15, 44 B.C.
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chariot races took place in...
Circus Maximus
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wild beast fought each other and gladiators were in the...
Coliseum
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3 reasons why Rome collapsed
threat of invasion, emperor becomes military dictatorship, coins contained less value
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