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Democracy
Government by the people based on voting
Invented in Athens
Direct: Vote for the laws
Limited: Only male citizens
Republic
Representative form of government
People vote for representatives to make laws
Indirect form of democracy
Invented by the Romans
Feudalism
A system in which land is exchanged for loyalty
Agricultural Society protected by Military Class
Little Social Mobility
In Japan, power was centralized under the shogun
In Europe, power was decentralized
Monarchy
Can be absolute or limited (constitutional)
Absolute Rulers
Divine Right Monarchs
Philip II
Louis XIV
Tolerant Muslim Monarchs
Suleiman the Magnificent
Akbar the Great
Modernizer & Westernizer
Peter the Great
Limited/Constitutional Monarchy
Developed in England
Monarchs power limited by:
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
Parliament
Had a Glorious Revolution in which they
peacefully replaced their king and queen
established during the
TURNING POINTS
Neolithic Revolution
Before:
Paleolithic Era
Man was nomadic hunter-gatherer
Neolithic Revolution:
Around 10,000 BC
Man learns to farm & domesticate animals
After:
Neolithic Era
Man is settled farmer
Significance: allows for development of 1
st
civilizations
Crusades
Context:
Europe was in the Middle Ages
Muslims captured Jerusalem in the Middle East
Pope calls for people to retake Jerusalem
Crusades:
Thousands of people travel to Jerusalem
They are ultimately unsuccessful
Significance:
Europe begins to trade with Middle East
Spread of Plague (NOT RIGHT AWAY!)
Renaissance
Protestant Revolution
Context:
Sale of Indulgences
Protestant Revolution:
Martin Luther posts 95 Theses
Breaks away from Catholic Church
Beginning of Protestantism
Significance:
Ends religious unity in Europe
Columbus Discovers America
Context:
Age of Exploration
Looking for new trade routes
Discovery:
Thinks hes reached India
Significance:
Columbian Exchange
Mercantilism
Triangle Trade