Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100

Geography, Time, Beliefs, Society, Values, Economy, and Knowledge all contribute to our

Worldview

100

This led to contact with Muslim civilizations and trade

The Crusades

100

This is the most prevalent ideology and is still present to this day

Humanism

100

Johannes Gutenburg invented this thing

The Printing Press

100

These are the 3 Gs of exploration

Gold, God, Glory

200

This was a hierarchy based on land, loyalty and status

Feudalism

200

The Crusades brought these things back to Europe

New goods and ideas

200

Humanists believe that this is the most important thing a person can do

Educate themselves

200

This German monk publicly protested the Church's selling of indulgences

Martin Luther

200

This is one of the reason monarchs wanted to go find more precious minerals

The mines in Europe were running out

300

This group owned a large portion of the land in Europe, was incredibly corrupt, and paid no taxes, leading many European peasants to lose trust in them

The Church

300

Geography, Climate, Leadership, and Social Organization, led to the success of

The Italian City-States

300

The language that the public speaks

Vernacular
300

Humanists placed emphasis on this specific area of learning to help them better understand astronomy, medicine and economics

Mathematics

300

The extension of power over a territory and its resources and people

Imperialism

400

These led to the peasants revolt right before the Renaissance

Increased taxes and the serf system

400

This was a period of huge advancements and is seen as the first Renaissance

The Islamic Golden Age

400

Humanism led to an increase in this kind of art

Portraits, and other art about humans

400

The popularity of these places grew as the desire to learn became more popular

Universities

400

Merchants wanted to find new trade routes because of this thing happening to luxury goods

Getting 1000-2000 times more expensive by the time it gets to Europe

AND/OR

Trade routes were becoming increasingly dangerous 

500

This led to the death of 30% of all Europeans

The Black Plague

500

Mr. Bedard can't think of anything for this one, name one of his favourite video games

Disco Elysium, Deep Rock Galactic, Elden Ring, RDR2, Lego Starwars the Complete Saga, Hunt: Showdown

500

____ humanists believed that being a responsible citizen meant working to improve society

Civic

500

The name of the trial of the German Monk

The Diet of Worms

500

This country was the first to become involved in organized exploration and kickstarted the transatlantic slave trade

Portugal