Greece/Rome
What were the four reasons for the Fall of Rome?
Military, political, social, economic
After the fall of Rome, what system took over?
Feudalism
What is humanism?
Intellectual movement focused on the study of the humanities and what makes us human
What is a revolution?
A sudden and rapid change
What is Industrialization?
The development of industries on a large scale
What is a Democracy?
The people vote and majority wins
Many of the crusades came from____________________ because of________________________________
West Europe. Papal Power.
Who was a major cause to the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther
What made scholars different in the scientific revolution?
They wanted to actually test and prove experimental thoughts and ideas instead of just reading and studying about it.
Industrial Revolution is best known for...
Shift from hand-made products to machine-made
Who helped the idea and spread of Greek Democracy?
Philosophers
Why did the crusades happen?
REEMAP
Religion, Expansion (European and Muslim) Adventure, Papal Power
How did the Protestant Reformation spread so quickly?
Printing press
The Enlightenment inspired new ideas of __________and ____________
Natural laws and natural rights
What caused the shift from cottage industry to factory working?
Greek Democracy affected the people by...
Giving all citizens a voice and right to vote for the majority to win.
Why did Feudalism/Manorialism begin?
People needed structure and safety after the chaos and war from the Fall of Rome and barbarians
How as the church considered corrupt during this time?
Sale of Indulgences and poor leaders
A Social contract is
You must agree to give up some rights to protect other, more important rights
Who was a strong supporter of capitalism?
Adam Smith
When did Rome fall?
476 AD
When Feudalism fell, what did this mean for the serfs?
They could charge for their services and move around freely
What does reformation mean?
to change something permanently for the better
3 major causes and effects of the French Revolution
Enlightenment, Poor leaders, Bad economy
(these answers may vary)
New constitution, new revolutions, nationalism
Why did labor unions rise up?