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What is a secondary source?
The soldiers who were taken from Christian homes by the Ottoman Empire to train them in the military and raise them in the Muslim faith.
What are the Janissaries?
A radical change in the establishedorder and usually the established government and the social institution.
what is a revolution?
A religious movement that inspired changed
What is the protestant reformation?
The three main causes of the French Revolution
What are the Enlightenment, Ancient regime (monarchy), and financial crisis
The testimony of a peasant who saw Louis XVI's execution
What is a primary source?
The British expeditioner whom China rejected and refused to trade with
What is Lord McCartney?
A government based on the consent of people.
What is popular sovreignty?
The scientists attributed with discovering the idea of heliocentrism who was declared a heretic and whose books were banned
Who is Capernicus?
The estate that experienced most consequences during the entire revolution
What is the 3rd estate?
What is a secondary source?
The third level of the Tokugawa Shogunate's social hierarchy, who were required to live in Tokyo.
What is the daimyo?
A person who publicly supports complete political or social change, or a member of a political party or section of a party pursuing such goals.
What is a radical?
The scientist who discovered mountains on the moon and was put on house arrest for his discoveries.
Who is Galileo Galilei?
Name three major events in the time line of the revolution
The women's march, the storming of the bastille, the great terror, the tennis court oath, the reign of terror, the rise of jacobins, the execution of king Louis XVI, the execution of Robespierre, the rise of the directory
Letters from Marie Antoinette to her family in Austria.
What is a primary source?
The products in the highest demand from the Mughal Empire in Europe
What are silk, spices, and jewels
A moral and political ideology aiming to implement enlightenment ideals of liberty, consent, and individual rights regardless of the traditional systems within a country.
What is "liberal"?
The scientist who provided the three laws of motion, is attributed with discovering gravity, and created the foundations of physics
Who is Isaac Newton?
The motto of the revolution
what is "liberty, equality, fraternity"?
The source you all think is credible, but is not, because it is a tertiary source
What is Britannica?
The social structure the Qing Empire used to maintain their power
What is a dress code?
the power by which humans understand the universe and improve their own condition
what is "reason"?
A 96 woman scientist who discovered 8 comets
Who is Caroline Herschel?
The year Robespierre was guillotined
What is 1794?