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| born in 570,adopted by Kerish clan,Bedoin |
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| caravans in the desert trade spread religion |
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| had water source,M born here |
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| 1st caliph (successor) to M |
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| 1.faith statement-there is 1 god,Allah,and M is his prophet 2.Prayer 5x daily 3. Almsgiving-donate % of money atleast every year 4.Obervatioin of Ramadan-fasting for a month 5.Hajj-Journey to Mecca |
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| Was duke o' normandy,fought Harold for the throne,WON,domesday book |
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| 1066,Will V.Harold for throne -WILL WINS |
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| Will conducts a survery o' his newly conq.land,a complete census o' his people and their posessions |
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| unified the legal system of England |
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| Archbishop curry,disputed law sys. said all should be equal,was persecuted for his stand against the church |
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| John 1st loses power to a group o' nobles-1.power of the purse 2. Reasonable cause |
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| Held "Council o' Clermont",said Deus Valt,hope the revolts would heal the catechism |
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| Pope Urban II holds a conference o' Bishops in Clermont,France |
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| after a couple months the city falls at the gates |
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| 2nd crusade's loss and thirds mission? |
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| 2nd works for awhile,then muslims take back the city agains, the 3rd mission was to unite all Christian cities |
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| Sailed the med.,reason renaissance began in Italy |
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| Powerful fam in Florence,made $ off of lending |
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| intellectual movement o' rediscovery o' Greek and Roman arts &literature |
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| Book about how you'd do anything to hold power the "right way",By:Fillipo Machiavelli |
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| Patron o' the arts,paied for much art |
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| Private library full of ancient readings and texts |
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| ren.man,sculptor,inventor,artist, Mona Lisa |
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| architect,egg ideal for chapel |
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| famous for school o' Athens |
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| German artist,etching,carved wood pictures |
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| Made movable type press which helped spread knowlege |
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| certificats purchased from the church |
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| Copys Luther's message o' faith and supremacy about justification |
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| Posted 95 thesesis on church door about what was wrong with the church |
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| Isabells and Ferdinand try and drive muslims out o' Spain |
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| A migration o' the Nok Culture to other parts o' Africa |
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| Had 6 wives,started Jesuits |
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| Typical for Bantu Village,for Rights of Passage |
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| good for trading Gold,would sail to Arabia |
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| rain forest kind, Gold for timber "black Sparta" |
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| In Mongolia-upon the Asian steepes,several tribes o' peoples in Hsbiteo controlled Asian plateau |
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| 2 million under rule,used torture,enforeced strict legal codes,united Mongols,empire was the largest land based empire ever |
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| Grandsojn o' Genghis,Cntrls. great Khanate,est.court at Xandau |
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| trys to take cntrl. o' Japan,stopeed by Kamikaze |
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| Marco Polo est. a court here |
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| Said the sun is the center o' the planets |
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| used telesc opes to discover Jupiter's 4 moons |
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| Covinces spanish rulers to send him to new world, claimed lands in the new world |
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| Sys. o' control,gov, spanish volunteers |
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| Introduced the oppurtunity o' agricultural development,religious conventions, and the exposition o' resources. |
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| Where were slaves being sent to? |
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| Louis XIV,he ruled France,became a dictator,and ruled by his large army |
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| Who was Jean Baptist Colbert? |
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| Economist/theorist/philosopher,Started mercantilism in France |
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| Encouraging the economic wealth of ones own nation against all others by strengthening control within your own economy |
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| Wealth of a nation is not measured by their control of the national economy |
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| Natural need for supply and demand "rise and lower" |
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| Wrote the "social contract",the message was that the King is granted authority to the extent that he represents the will of the people |
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| legitimizes the idea of when the social contract is not upheld it should be thrown out and a new contract created |
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| Wages civil war against the english kings,then later becomes dictator |
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| were part of the BOR in 1689,which enacted as part of an agreement between the new rulers and parliment |
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| The 3rd estate did not have a voice at all so they locked themselves in a tennis court, until they were defined as a legit legal body |
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| Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen? |
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| Was a bill of rights,was the first bill of the Ntl. Assembly |
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| Robespierre kills 1000's -arrested - killed |
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| Editor of 'The People's voice" |
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| Leaders of the revolution-which divided into 2 groups 1.)Girodans,the moderates 2.)Montagnards,the radicals |
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| Gets rid of other rivals,then issues the Napoleonic code-it's a new code o' law that embodies the spirit and ideas o' the Revolution |
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| War with Rusia,Czar Alexander I withdraws from the Cont.System-Napoleon is furious, 400K troops invade Russia |
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| French V.Britian,French army is crushed, Napoleon trys to Blockade the Brit ports-Europe can't get good in or out |
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| Died becasue of green wallpaper |
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| Was a leader in trying to end slave trade |
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| 1.Lumber and fish NE->West Indies 2.Sugar,Molasses,Guns West Indies->West Africa 3. Slaves West Africa->Americas |
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| journey of slave trading ships from the west coast of Africa, where the slaves were obtained, across the Atlantic, where they were sold or, in some cases, traded for goods |
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| First and only successful slave revolt,the slaves were taken back to Africa |
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| tax levied on imports or exports |
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| An economic theory from the 18th century that is strongly opposed to any government intervention in business affairs. "let it be" economics |
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| It limited the power of the monarch |
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| monarchical form of government in which the monarch exercises ultimate governing authority as head of state and head of government |
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| doctrine that sovereigns derive their right to rule by virtue of their birth alone—a right based on the law of God and of nature. Authority is transmitted to a ruler from his ancestors, whom God himself appointed to rule. |
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| Overthrow of King James II |
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| When a Monarch rules,but shares power with a legal body also |
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| 3rd president of the USA! Wrote the Declaration of Independence |
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| Philosophers of the 18th century enlightment |
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| High class,of the 3rd estate-Power of the 3rd estate |
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| Napoleon's system of trying to stop Britian's export and reexport trade with Europe |
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