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Greece Rome Absolute Monarchy and Enlightenment Renaissance And Reformation Exploration

What common terrain in Greece effected the development of Greek Civilization?

Mountians

What Greek Polis is Characterized by Democracy and Free Speech?

Athens

What kind of Government did Sparta use?

Oligarchy

What Metal did the Greeks use in War that made their armies so powerful?

Iron

What famous Philosopher hated Ignorance?

Socrates

What culture mixed with Latin and Greek/Hellenistic to create Roman Culture?

Etruscan

What social Group did Christianity appeal to in the Empire?

The Poor and Slaves

What were two of the leading causes of the fall of the Roman Empire

Barbarian Invasions Economic Turmoil Splitting the Empire Christainty

What were the three reasons for Roman Expansion?

Trade, Natural Resources, Pax Romana

What where the two Original Roman Social Classes?

Plebeians and Patricians

What theory gives Monarchs power over all Government, Economic, Cultural, Social, Religious, and Intellectual Decisions?

Absolute Theory

What Enlightened Thinker Inspired many of the ideas in the American Declaration of Independence?

John Locke

What happened to Charles I when he attempted to gain absolute power?

Go his head chopped off

Which Enlightened Thinker felt that man was evil and therefore need to be contained by Absolute Power in the government?

Hobbes

What Protestant nation rose to power Germany following the Thirty Years War?

Prussia

What does the word Renaissance mean?

Rebirth

What is Humanism?

The Study of Human Potential

The Postings of these started the Reformation

95 Thesis

Who was the first Radical Reformer

John Calvin

What order of monks was started by St. Ignatius

Jesuits

What are the Three G’s

God, Gold, and Glory

What trade route were the explores looking to bypass

The Silk Road

What kind of winds helped explores get to the new world

Prevailing Winds

What Treaty split the world in half between Spain and Portugal

Treaty of Tordesillas

What was different about English Settlements in the New World

Large Population with whole Famlies

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