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Pricing
1454
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Printing Press, Medici, End of Hundred Year's War, War of the Roses
Renaissance
Cheaper books, more literate public
Spread of religious ideas
1492
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New races- creole, mestizo, mulatto, peninsulares, indios
Encomienda system, viceroy
Triangle Trade
Columbian Exchange
Slave Trade
Mercantilism
Introduction of European diseases
Henry Morgan + piracy
Tech advancements- Lateen rigs, liquid compass, sternpost rudder, portolani, galleys, longitude + latitude, gunpowder, quadrant + astrolabe
Church affairs- Babylonian captivity; pluralism, simony, absenteeism
1517
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95 Theses, Luther
Pope Leo X
Indulgences
Protestantism- Lutheranism, Calvinism
Reformation
Religious Wars
Schmalkaldic League
Anabaptists
Huguenots- French Protestants
2 Sacraments
Faith, grace, scripture alone
1555
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Peace of Augsburg- Catholicism + Lutheranism, can choose religion: Cuius regio, eius religio
Fragmented Germany
Counter Reformation
Council of Trent
Local control instead of larger state control over religion
Control tax structure
--> (indirectly) Thirty Years' War
1588
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Philip II failed attack on Elizabeth I's England
Rise of English + French ascendancy
War of Three Henries
Henry IV becomes king
- St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
- Edict of Nantes
- Politique
1598
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French Religious Wars b/t Catholics + Huguenots
St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
Edict of Nantes
Catherine de Meici
End of English Civil War
Centralized authority w/monarch
Subdued nobility
Rise of absolutism in France, greater religious toleration
1648
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End of Thirty Years' War (1618-1648)
Bohemian Phase (1618-1625)- Catholics Win
- Defenestration of Prague- Ferdinand II of Bohemia's representative sent to limit # of Huguenot/Calvinist places of worship, thrown out window; Frederick V of the Palatinate
- Battle of White Mountain
Danish Phase (1625-1629) Catholics win
- Christian IV- Protestant Danish leader
- Gustavus Adolphus- Lutheran Swede leader
- Wallenstein
- Edict of Restitution in 1629
Swedish Phase (1629-1635) Protestants start winning
- Wallerstein hired by HRE to get rid of Lutheran Swedes, Ferdinand finds out, assassinated
- Adolphus defeats Ferdinand's army
International/French Phase (1635-1648)
- French Catholics aid Protestants forces against HRE, declare war on Spain to weaken Habsburgs
- Int'l Phase: German Protestants, Dutch, Swedes, Scots, Finns, + France on Protestant Side
Peace of Westphalia- allows Calvinism, renews Peace of Augsburg, dissolution of the HRE, hinders German unification
1685
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Louis XIV- Sun King
Protestant tolerance revoked
Edict of Nantes from Henry IV gave Huguenots rights
Cardinal Mazarin
Parlement of Paris
First Fronde- Peaceful
Second Fronde- violent, nobles challenged royal power
--> Affected Louis XIV, shaped policies
Palace at Versailles
One king, one law, one faith
Economic instability
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
Euro overall
1689- Peter the Great, enlightened despot, modernized Russia, St. Petersburg, Boyars tradition change
1699- Treaty of Karlowitz- territory in E. Euro + Balkans to Austria
1702- War of Spanish Succession
1713- Peace/Treaty of Utrecht
1750
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Ends in the 1900's
Starts in GB
Reaches continent after Napoleon (1815); GB blockaded workers/tech from leaving b/c wanted edge
Changes: work patterns, social class structure, standard of living, int'l balance of power
Inventions
- James Hargreaves Spinning Jenny
- Richard Arkwright Water Frame
- Samuel Crompton Spinning Mule
- Edmund Cartwright Power Loom
1789
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Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette
Old Regime, Estates, Taille system
Bourgeoisie
Cahiers de doleances- Grievances
Estates General
Tennis Court Oath
Storming of the Bastille
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
March on Versailles
Civil Constitution of the Clergy 1790
Flight to Varennes
September Massacres
Jean-Paul Marat- radical writer, newspaper, murdered, martyr, symbol of the people
Jacobins
Girondists
Sans-Culottes
Reign of Terror
National Convention
Levee en masse
Committee of Public Safety
The Directory
Robespierre- radical Jacobin, secretary of Nat'l Assembly, dictator
Thermidorian Reaction
18th of Fructidor
Abbe Sieyes- what is the 3rd Estate?
Republic of Virtue
Vindication of the Rights of Women
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
Constitution of Year III
1799
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Napoleon
Emperor from 1804-1814
Chamber of Peers
Napoleonic Code- granted some rights
Ultras- Ultra royalists, leader Count of Artois
Religious toleration for Jews + Protestants
No more universal manhood suffrage
1815
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Fall of Napoleon's Empire; France pays indemnity of 700,000 francs
The Hundred Days, defeat at the Battle of Waterloo
Treaty limited France
Boundaries reverted to that of before 1792
Determining legitimacy of monarchs/rulers
End of Napoleon's blockade
Congress of Vienna
Holy Alliance b/t emperors of Russia, Austria + Prussia
Germanic Confederation replaces HRE
White Terror
1820
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Conservatism- restored monarchical gov't in Russia, Prussia, France, England
Latin American Independence movements
Revolutionary Movements
Spain- overthrew Bourbons
Piedmont, Sardinia, Kingdom of 2 Sicilies
Greeks against Ottoman Turks --> independence w/Treaty of London
St. Petersburg- 1st rebellion in modern Russian history
- Orthodoxy, autocracy, nationalism
Bourbon monarchy restored- Louis XVIII constitutional monarch
Count of Artois --> King Charles X of France
- Compensation to emigres, voting rights limited, censorship,
clergy in charge of edu, dismissed Chamber of Deputies
July Ordinances- gets rid of Charter of 1814, voids recent elections, dissolves Parliament
Louis Philippe- King of the French
Lady Liberty
Revolt of Lyon- silk worker strike, 20,000 dead
June Rebellion 1832- Paris uprising put down by force
1848
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Britain- No revolution
- Chartist movement, Sadler commision, factory acts, liberal concessions to child labor protection, environmental clean water, public schools, conservative concessions to liberals
France
Cause: banning Paris reform banquets, 1846 recession, working class fired
Details: Feb Revolution, Parliament loses control, Louis Philippe removed from throne
Effects: Napoleon III takes over, 2nd Republic of France, Louis Blanc's Nat'l workshops
Germany
C: Inspired by France, Conservative gov't in Prussia, Frederick IV disbanded Constituent Assembly
D: Expanded German military, Wilhelm I wanted to keep congress system, uphold divine right
E: Strong gov't, socialist system, gov't backed industrialization, Annexation of S. Germany, adult male suffrage granted from constitution
Italy (1848-1870)
Giuseppe Mazzini's republicanism, radical program, wanted centralized democratic republic + universal male suffrage
- Young Italy
Victor Emannuel II of House of Savoy
Count Camillo Benso di Cavour, Cavour consolidate Sardinia as liberal constitutional state, programs, highways, railroads, civil liberties
Pius IX denounces rationalism, socialism, separation of church + state, + religious liberty
1860- Cavour in power, cedes Savoy + Nice to France; Giuseppe Garibaldi + Red Shirts
Risorgimento
Italian Socialist Party
Other Countries
- Austria
- Russia- one concession to peasants, emancipation of serfs
- Prussia- repressed
1870
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Territory fought over- Alsace + Lorraine
End of Napoleon III's reign
Junkers- Prussian Nobles
Credit Mobilier
German Confederation
Zollverein- German Customs Union, coalition of states, managed tariffs + economic policies
German Empire
Klein Deutschland (Lesser)
Gross Deutschland (Greater)
Otto von Bismarck- prime minister of Prussia, German Chancellor
- "Iron Chancellor" real politik
Das Zentrum
Social Democratic Parties
Kulterkampf- against Catholics
Magyars
Zemstvos- elected councils
Austria's Dual Monarchy --> compromise of 1867
1905
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Russo-Japanese war- over dominance in Korea + Manchuria, Japan wins, access to more coal, space, increased food security
Russian Revolution of 1905
- October Manifesto- Tsar Nicholas II issued during revolution,
promised political reforms
- Results: freedom of press, political parties + labor unions not
allowed, limited power of tsar w/new legislature
4 Important Clashes
First Moroccan Crisis 1905-1906
- Fr + Ger wanted influence in Morocco, Ger called for its
sovereignty
- Algeciras Conference- Ger + Austria vs Fr, GB, Rus, US -->
Morocco independent, Fr gets special priviliges: Fr + Spain
control over Moroccan police, Fr control customs + arms supply
- Diplomatic victory for Entente powers
Bosnian Crisis 1908-1909
- Serbia wanted Austria to give up Bosnia
- Russia, Austria, Germany interested in area; Rus- warm water
ports; Germany- raw materials, Bagdad railway,
- Pan-Slavism --> Serbia vs Russia
- Young Turk Revolution
- Austrian annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina
Second Moroccan Crisis 1911
- Rivalry b/t Fr + Ger; Fr wanted complete control, GB supported +
Ger backed down
Balkan Wars 1912-1913
1st Balkan War
- Balkan States (Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro) form Balkan League, declare war on Turkey; won series of battles
- Treaty of London- Albania created, prevented Serbia from reaching Adriatic, Serbia compensated w/large part of Macedonia
Second Balkan War
- Bulgaria alone vs Serbia, Montenegro, Romania, Greece,
Turkey --> Bulgaria defeated
Boer War- South Africa, Dutch + GB, Wars of Independence, Afrikaaners; tensions b/t Germany + Britain
Fashoda Crisis- GB vs France
Crimean War- Fr vs Russia
Suez Canal + Nile- GB vs France
Kaiser Wilhelm II dismisses Bismarck, adopts Weltpolitik (aggressive expansive foreign policy)
1914
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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princip (Serb)
Serbian Terrorists "Black Hand"
Triple Alliance- Germany Italy, Austria- Hungary
Triple Entente- GB, France, Russia
Trench Warfare
Battles
Tannenberg 1914- German victory over Russians
1st Battle of the Marne- French gov't leaves Paris, Allies win, end of Schlieffen plan
Gallipoli 1915- Turkey allied w/German + Italy, Attaturk plants mines, worst British naval event ever
Verdun 1916- Longest battle of WWI, war of attrition, "they shall now pass", casualties >700,000, French pride, Germans mowed down by machine guns
Somme 1916- 1st instance of aerial reconnaissance, >1 million casualaties
Ypres/Paschendaele- Allied offensive through German lines, frontal assault fails, continued stalemate
Second Battle of the Marne- Operation Michael, war ended on Western Front
Tech- machine guns, poison gas, artillery, Big Bertha, U-Boat, tanks, Hauber-Bauche Process (nitrogen fixation)
1917
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General Strikes --> Soldiers' Mutiny --> Nicholas II abdication + collapse of Romanove dynasty
Bolsheviks- wanted highly centralized party of revolutionaries; win the gov't
Mensheviks- more democratic, socialist movement
Kadet- member of Constitutional Democratic Party AKA Party of People's Freedom
Lenin's April Theses
Alexander Kerensky prime minister
Korniov failed coup
Lenin returns from Finland-Red October
Reds vs Whites
Duma
Cheka
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk- ends war b/t Russia + Germany
1919
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Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points: disarmament, League of Nations, self-determination, freedom of Seas, no secret treaties, free + open trade
Big Four- Clemenceau (Fr), Lloyd (GB), Wilson (US), Orlando (Italy)
WWI ends w/signed armistice, Treaty of Versailles negotiates terms of peace
Germany blamed for war, pay reparations, demilitarized
Anschluss (Ger + Austria combining) forbidden
League of Nations created
Rhineland demilitarized
Poland created out of Germany + Russian territory
France given Alsace Lorraine
Creation of Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia created from Montenegro, Bosnia, Serbia, + Croatia
1925
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Disarmament pacts (1920s)- reduce/abolish weapons
Locarno Treaty- b/t Allies + central powers, settle territorial disputes, normalize relations w/Weimar Republic
Kellogg-Briand Pact- AKA Pact of Paris, outlawed war in 1928
Other events around this time
1924- French + Belgian occupation of the Ruhr b/c failure to pay reparations
1924- Dawes Plan, attempt to solve Germany paying reparations
1926- Germany joins League of Nations
1929- Great Depression
1933
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Hitler appointed as Chancellor
Nazi Party- NSDAP
Weimar Republic ends
Article 48 - Hindenburg transfers power to Bruning, Chancellor
Paramilitary wing
SS- Gestapo: Sippenhalt
Anti-Semitic laws passed
Einzelactionen
Mein Kampf
Red lines; Hamster trips
Judeo Bolshevism
Volksgemeinschaft
Aryan race
1934
- German-Polish non-agression Pact
- World Disarmament Conference
1935
- Germany withdraws from League of Nations
- Nuremberg Laws, Reichstag disbanded, institutionalized anti-Semitic values, Jews no longer citizens of 3rd Reich
- Saar Region returned to Germany; Saar plebiscite
- Mussolini invades Abyssinia, war of agression against Ethiopia
- Hitler announces Germany's rearmament
- Anglo-German naval agreement
1936
- Collapse of Stresa Front (Coalition of Fr, GB, It)
- Re-militarization of Rhineland
Stalin creates famine in Ukraine
1939
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1936-38- Spanish Civil War b/t Republicans (leftist Second Spanish Republic) + conservative Nationalists
1938- Anschluss, Austria annexed into Nazi Germany
Czechoslovakian Crisis
Munich Conference- meet w/France, GB, Italy to annex Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia; Chamberlain's policy of appeasement b/c want to avoid war
Invasion of Czechoslovakia
German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact
Invasion of Poland- AKA September campaign
D-Day
1945
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Yalta Conference 1945- Germany divided into occupation zones, pay reparations to USSR
Yalta Compromise- E. European gov't freely elected but pro-Soviet
Start of the Western Renaissance
UN created
1948
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1946- Iron Curtain Speech
1947- Truman Doctrine, Molotov Plan
1948
Berlin Blockade- Soviet Zone, block railways that bring in food to West Berlin
Berlin Airlift- America airlifts food to Berlin
1949
NATO
Soviet Union Tests Bomb
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Nuclear deterrence
MAD- Mutual Assured Destruction
Glasnost
Perestroika
Schuman Plan
1961
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1955- Warsaw Pact
1956- Hungary Invasion by Khrushchev
1961- Berlin Wall, splits East + West Germany, keeps Communists from escaping East
1962- Cuban Missile Crisis
1963
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1968
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1989
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1st free elections in Soviet Union, minority of critical independents elected to Congress of People's Deputies
Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe
- Solidarity + Polish
- Hungary- held free elections, opens borders to East Germans
- Fall of the Berlin Wall
- Velvet Revolution
- Romania, bloody revolution
1993
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European Union formed, Maastricht Treaty
President Milosevic stripped Kosovo of autonomy
Ethnic Albanians founded Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA)
Serbs massacre them --> US + NATO involved
Bomb Yugoslavian gov't into compliance
1350 - 1600
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Johannes Gutenberg
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Brunelleschi
Machiavelli- The Prince
Castiglione
Erasmus
Pico della Mirandola
Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth I
Ferdinand + Isabella
The Medici
Pope Leo X
1450 - 1600
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Columbus
Magellan
Vasco da Gama
Hernan Cortes
Pizarro
Aztecs
Incas
Ferdinand + Isabella
Bartolome de las Casas
1517 - 1648
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Martin Luther John Calvin
Henry VIII
Pope Leo X
Pope Paul III
Council of Trent
St. Ignatius Loyola
Mary Tudor
Ezliabeth I
Mary Queen of Scots
Huguenots
Catherine de Medici
Charles IX
Henry IV
Thomas Cranmer
Charles V
Philip II
Frederich of the Palatinate
Gustavus Adolphus
Wallenstein
Christian IV
Ferdinand (HRE)
Frederick IV
1550 - 1700
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Aristotle
Galen
Ptolemy
Copernicus
Brahe
Kepler
Galileo
Newton
Paracelsus
Vesalius
William Harvey
Robert Boyle
Antoine Lavoisier
Margaret Cavendish
Francis Bacon
Rene Descartes
Benedict de Spinoza
Blaise Pascal
1600 - 1750
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Jacque-Benigne Bossuet
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIV
Cardinal Mazarin
Louis XVI
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
Frederick William the Great
Junkers
Ivan IV "the Terrible"
Petter the Great
Janissaries
William of Orange + Mary
Catherine the Great
James I
Charles I
Cavaliers
Roundheads
Oliver Cromwell
Levellers
Charles II
James II
Frederick II the Great
1650 - 1800
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John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Voltaire
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Denis Diderot
Adam Smith
Mary Wollstonecraft
1400 - 1600
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Michelangelo- David, Sistine Chapel
Raphael- Madonna with the Goldfinch, School of Athens
Characteristics
Chiaroscuro
Serenity, stability
Idealized
Uninterrupted contours
Clear, even light
Perspective
Contrapposto
Linear/atmospheric perspective
Classicism
1600 - 1750
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Bernini- David
Caravaggio- Crucifixion of St. Pter
Rubens- Raising the Cross
Characteristics
Emotional intensity
Moment in time
Dynamism, instability, energy, movement
Diagonals
Real, not idealized
Interrupted contours
Effects of light
1790 - 1820
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Joseph Mallord William Turner- Rain, Steam, and Speed
Abbey in a Oak Forest- Friedrich
William Blake- Isaac Newton
Characteristics
Engaged + enraged artist
Rugged individual
Glorification of nature
Technology dehumanizing
Science dangerous
Romanticizing country life, gothic
Supernatural
Exotic
Nationalism
1870 - 1890
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Vincent Van Gogh- Starry Night
Monet- Impression, Sunrise
Renoir- Bal du moulin de la Galette
Characteristics
Challenged rationalism
Rejected Newtonian ideas