Beginning Fundamentals
Geography
Absolutism
The Enlightenment
Pot Pourri
100

The study of the earth and its features (physical, climate, resources)

Geography

100

This geographic feature can be a barrier to travel, protect from invasion, and isolate cultures

Mountains

100

The idea that absolute rulers get the power to rule directly from God

Divine Right

100

During the Enlightenment, reason and logic was used to improve __________ and _________ in Europe

Society and Government

100

A period of 100 years

Decade

200

The way of life of a group of people (ex. language, customs, religion, etc.0

Culture

200

A group of many islands surrounded by water

Archipelago

200

The "Sun King" of France who said "I am the state"

King Louis XIV (14th)

200

This type of government is supported by Enlightenment philosophers

Democracy

200

Artifacts, documents or photos that provide a first hand account of a historical topic

Primary Source

300

The sharing or mixing of 2 or more cultures 

Cultural Diffusion

300

Land surrounded on 3 sides by water

Peninsula

300

English monarch who created the Church of England so he could divorce his wife to produce a male heir

King Henry VIII (8th)

300

The enlightenment philosopher known for the idea of individuals' "Natural Rights" of Life, Liberty and Property

John Locke

300

A situation that has occurred throughout time and impacted many people

Enduring Issue

400

The political structure of a society or culture

Government

400

The division of the Earth into two halves (Eastern $ Western or Northern & Southern)

Hemispheres

400

Built by Louis XIV to keep an eye on the Nobles

Palace of Versailles

400

European monarchs who ruled using some Enlightenment ideas

Enlightened Despots

400

Author of "The Prince" who is famous for the quote "The ends justify the means"

Nicolo Machiavelli

500

The way a culture uses its resources and gets the things it needs

Economy 

500

The seven continents of Earth

North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica

500

This Ottoman Sultan is known for religious tolerance throughout his empire

Suleiman the Magnificent

500

Key ideas for each of these philosophers:

Wollenscraft _______________________

Montesquieu ______________________

Voltaire __________________________

Rousseau _________________________

Wollenscraft: Women's Rights

Montesquieu: 3 Branches of Gov/Separation of Powers

Voltaire: Freedom of Speech, Religion

Rousseau: Social Contract, General Will (people participate in Gov.) 

500

English philosopher and supporter of Absolutism who wrote "The Leviathan"

Thomas Hobbes