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worldview

a collection of beliefs about life and the universe held by an individual or a group. an overall perspective 

100

Francesco Petrarch 

A philosopher who believed that classical art was superior. He re discovered classical. pre -christian classics. 

100

most important impact of the silk road

Knowledge and ideas travelled from societies to societies by the travelers in the route.




100

What does ethnocentrism mean? What are some examples of how the Europeans were ethnocentric?

Ethnocentrism means believing that one’s own thoughts and ideas are superior to the thoughts and ideas of another.


Europeans destroyed ancient civilizations and cities, replaced traditional governments with their own, displaced and enslaved Indigenous and African peoples, and converted non-believers to Christianity.

100


Vasco da Gama


The first explorer to sail directly from Europe to India via the Indian Ocean.

200

Renaissance

is a historical period originated at Italy in the 14th century, known for its revival in classsical art, architecture, learning, and literature.

200

Savonarola 

was a German monk, that preached sermons accusing the pope for corruption. he believed that material possessions were distraction.

200

Which group of people was most responsible for economic growth in Europe?

Italian City-States were the most successful in economic growth in Europe because of the merchants.

200
  1. What were the positive consequences of imperialism? What were the negative consequences of imperialism?


For the Indigenous People

  • Indigenous people made new alliances

  • Indigenous people got new/better trade goods (metal and fabric)

  • Exchange of new ideas, knowledge and technologies for both sides (exposure to diversity)

  • Indigenous people were killed by European diseases (smallpox, TB) they had no immunity to

  • Indigenous people were forced into slavery

  • Species and resources became extinct/were completely used up

  • Indigenous people lost land

  • Indigenous cities got destroyed

  • Indigenous people lost their culture and way of life (some were converted to Christianity)


  • For the European People

    • Prestige/good reputation for the home country

    • Power for the home country

    • Money/wealth for the home country

    • More land for the home country

    • Military strength for the home country

    • New/cheaper resources for the home country

    • Home country got to spread their ideas about government and religion

    • Home country gets slaves

    • Colonies were new places for colonists to go when the cities of Europe became overcrowded


    • Colonies are expensive to set up and support for the home country

    • Colonies are hard to defend when they’re far away and also when they’re large

    • There is a chance the colonies will rebel against the home country

    • Increased war and conflict caused by competition


200

Christopher Columbus

The first explorer to have contact with North American Indigenous people. He believed he had landed in Asia when in fact he was in North America.

300

Classical Europe

The ancient Greece and Roman

300

Cosimo de Medici

the first of Medici dynasty. The family in power in the city state of Florence.

300

What led to the success of the city-states? (4 characteristics of city states)

geography: location on the Mediterranean Sea

Social Organization: no feudalism, opportunities existed to better your status

Climate: year-round trade and agriculture

Leadership: city-states ruled by wealthy families, not kings

300


What is imperialism?


Imperialism means when a country conquers new land and the people in it and claims it as their own.

300

Ferdinand Magellan

The first explorer to circumnavigate the world. He died along the way but one of his ships made it back to Europe.

400

Mediterranean sea

its a sea located between Europe and Africa. It is used to trade between Asian and Europe 

400

Bartholomea Dias 

the first explorer that sailed along the coast of Africa and reached the cape of good hope.

400

Who preserved books and manuscripts from Classical Europe?

Muslims 

400
  1. How did rulers of countries (like King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain) achieve their expansionist goals? (hint: who did they give $ to?)

They sponsored (gave money to) people like Christopher Columbus to explore and find new routes to Asia, thus expanding their country’s power.

400

What are some political, economic and social effects of the Black Death?

Some consequences are the people lost faith in the monarchy, severe labor shortages on the manors, economic downturn (feudal system started to crumble), and loss of faith in religion.

500

Exploration

the discovery of land, gold, trade and christanity.

500

King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella

the pair of marriage which believed to have created Spain, they joined the castile and aragon. they gave money to Columbus.

500

What are some differences between Medieval and Renaissance art?

Paintings used perspective. Art became more realistic and detailed, as did sculptures. Music became more vibrant and non-religious. Literature themes revolved less on religion and more on love and self-discovery. Architecture adopted Classical styles like columns and domes.

500

Navigation

The process of controlling and knowing to move yourself in a craft. With the help of navigation instruments you can navigate.  

500

What was the Silk Road?

It was a collection of land routes that connected Eastern Europe with Western Asia (trade of goods and ideas happened along these roads).