Renaissance and Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Africa
New World
French Revolution
100

What does Renaissance mean? 

rebirth 

100

What were the geocentric and heliocentric models? 

Geo: Earth at the center 

Helio: Sun at the center

100

What were the three African empires in order? 

Mali, Songhai, Asante

100

What did the Columbian Exchange do?

Spread new plants, people, pathogens, and animals

100

By the end of the French Revolution who held the power and what form of government was in control? 

Napoleon; dictatorship 

200

Name one of the three things the printing press did. 

  1. Made books cheaper and more accessible 

  2. Spread new ideas 

  3. Printed texts in the vernacular making it easier to read 

200

What was the Church's stance on publishing scientific ideas? 

approved of questioning but not of publishing 

200

How did trade change throughout those empires? 

Ocean trade expanded 
200

What was the role of the viceroyal?

To enforce the king's rule in the new world.

200

What were the encomienda given in return for their work?

Protection and a christian education 

300

True or False: Martin Luther's main goal with the 95 thesis was to start a rebellion.

 False 

300

How did Aristotle and Copernicus's discovery methods differ? 

Aristotle relied on observation while Copernicus relied on math. 

300
What was the purpose of the Elmina Castle? 

Strengthened trade

300

Why did the Spanish abandon Santo Domingo? Who would take over? 

Used up all the resources. French 

300

What was the goal of the French Revolution? 

To cleanse the corrupt governemnt and establish freedom and equality.

400

What was the purpose of the council of trent?

To review church practices once people began becoming angry with the church 

400

What is the study of optics? What does optics help create? 

Study of light. Telescopes

400

Who unified trading cities? 

Merchants

400

What was the outcome of the Pequot War?

700 Pequot women, children, and old men were killed and their warriors were hunted down

400

 Though Robespierre was against the death punishment he believed in executing Louis XVI without a trial. Why is that?

He believed that a trial would harm the work done by the Revolution because it would allow Louis XVI time to speak and persuade people.

500

Why were women's roles limited in the Renaissance? 

Because they were based off Greek and Roman ideas and those did not accept women. 

500

What is the difference between Astrology and Astronomy?

Astrology: Interpreting stars as different signs 

Astronomy: The scientific study of the celestial beings 

500

What were two long term effects of slavery on Africa? 

  1. Mostly took men which hurt the area economically

  2. Women were left 

500

What did the Treaty of Tordesillas do?

It split the world down the middle and gave Spain everything to the West and Portugal everything to the East.

500

Why was Robespierre's death ironic? 

Because he was killed by the very thing he supported.