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23 Transformation of Europe 1

Change??? 2

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HUMANISM Humans Religion: not central 5

CHANGE Tech. Family Late marr. small 6

Protestant Reformation Martin Luther Church corrupt Faith ?? 7

Lutheranism Abolish hierarchy traditions, rituals 8

CATHOLIC RESPONSE ?? Society of Jesus (Jesuits) St. Ignatius Militant Education 9

Witch Hunts Late 15 th cent. Belief: Devil and human assistants 16 th -17 th cent.: k deaths Females (single, widowed) ??? Class Women 10

NATION-STATE Absence of unity +++ Culture/language Bonds 11

MONARCHY Henry VIII Anglican Church property 12

Louis XIV Absolutism Versailles, 1670s 13

GROWTH Columbian Exchange Potato 14

URBANIZATION 15

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EARLY CAPITALISM Private individuals, not govt. Supply and demand Mass consumerism Adam Smith Individuals improve society 17

CAUSES? Govt. demand Population + Colonial agriculture (Americas) Precious metals 18

COPERNICUS Before: Earth motionless 1543 N. Copernicus Christian doctrine The sun 19

COPY CAT? 13 th. Cent.: Arab scientists Copy or independently? Chinese, Indian, Mayan Europe – 16 th cent. 20

REVOLUTION Challenge church doctrines 21

ENLIGHTENMENT Humans good Education Reason=truth 22

SOCIETY Entertainment Blood, violence Animal fights, executions Circus Women Stereotypes: child-like, emotions Oppressive 23

???? Cities Gender roles Ideas discipline Europe

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