Governments
Historic movements
ISMS
People
Religious terms 1
Religious terms 2.
100
Horrible person running a dictatorship.
Tyrant
100
Colonization
100
My country is the BEST.
Nationalism
100
Napolean
100
The name for the time before zero.
Before Christ (BC)
100
The name of time after Christ's death.
After death, (AD) Latin would be anno Domini, in the year of our Lord.
200
People control who is their government representatives though voting.
Democracy
200
People rebel against their government.
Revolution.
200
A country who colonizes other countries for cheap labor and profit has the most power.
Imperialism
200
Leader in ancient Egypt.
Pharaoh
200
The special writings of a religion.
Holy Book
200
Catholic Church sold "these" from 1515 - 1567 for forgiveness of sin.
Indulgences
300
Country ruled by a king or queen.
Monarchy
300
Columbian Exchange
300
Focusing on the importance of humans instead of God.
Humanism
300
Person who objected to the Catholic Church and moved to this religion.
Protestant
300
Those who believe in 1 God.
Monotheist
300
Catholic Church attacked the Muslims and Jews in the holy land 5 times to get control of special religous sites were called ...
Crusades
400
has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch.
Republic
400
Using Reason to solve all human problems.
Englightenment.
400
economic system where a person can start their own business.
Capitalism
400
Smart person who helped to solve problems during the Enlightenment.
Intellectual
400
Those who belong to the Church of England are called...
Anglican
400
During the Reformation - people who followed Martin and his 95 thesis were called...
Lutheran
500
Roman Empire ruled by 3 people.
Triumvirate.
500
Led by Martin Luther to stop Catholic Church corruption.
Reformation
500
A business that buys and sells all over the world.
Globalism
500
Ancient Roman class system name for nobelmen.
Patrician
500
Binding agreement between God and humanity.
Covenant
500
Regilious beliefs traditionally accepted as right or true, more conservative, examples in the Jewish, Catholic and Protestant faiths.
Orthodox
600
political power rests with a small, elite segment of society
Oligarchy
600
Revival of art and literature influenced by Greek and Roman styles.
Renaissance
600
Greek Philosophy - emphasis on reason, self-discipline, emotional control & personal morality.
Stoicism
600
Ancient Roman class system name for regular people.
Plebeian.
600
Belief that communion is really Jesus's body and blood.
Transubstantiation.
600
A holy person who speaks for God.
Prophet