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Unit 1: Conflict, Reform, and Birth of the Modern World (Absolute Monarchs…
Unit 1: Conflict, Reform, and Birth of the Modern World
The Middle
Ages
Causes
Fall of Rome
Invaders
Ottomans
Vikings
German Barbarians
Split in Half
Byzantine Empire
Feudalism
Manors
Class Systems
Nobles
Knights
Serfs
Kings
The Black Death
Causes
Originated in Mongols
Spread Through
Biological Warfare
Trade Routes
Armies
Effects
Rosies
1/3 of Europe's population killed
The
Renaissance
Effects
New Minds
Michaelangelo
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo Da Vinci
Introduced Humanism
Art
Balance
Vivid Bright Colors
Perspective
Classical Themes
Causes
Tapering off of Black Death
Rediscovery of lost art
Weakening of Feudalism
Originated in
Italy
Thriving Cities
Development of the middle class
Rich Greek/Roman heritage
Absolute
Monarchs
Ottoman Sultan
Islamic Society
5 Pillars
Charity
Hajj
Fasting
Prayer
Faith
Suleyman the Lawgiver
Eunichs (Took care of Haram)
Janissaries
Chinese Emperor
Filial Piety
Loyalty to one's family
Mandate of Heaven
English King
Battle of Hastings
William the Conqueror
Divine Right
Used by all Monarchs
Mandate of Heaven is a slightly modified form
Feudal Japan
Shogun
Actual Monarch
"Rule the empire by force"
Tokugawa
Uniting of Japan
Emperor
Figurehead
Samurai
Daimyo
Military "chieftans"
Become elite class
Russian Czars
Boyars (Elite Class)
Czar (Monarch)
Peter the Great
European influence
Modernized Russia
Ivan the Terrible
Secret Police
Oprichnik (Ivan the Terrible)
Becomes a standard
Purges
The
Reformation
The Roman Catholic Church
Indulgences
Church donations
Release from Purgatory
Corrupt Practice
Inquisition
Torture methods for those accused of herecy
Intimidated people into following the Church's orders
Martin Luther
Wrote his "95 Theses"
List of grievances with the Catholic Church
Kickstarts the Reformation
Accused of Herecy
German Monk
Originally trained in law
Translates Bible into German
Created the Lutheran Church
Johann Gutenberg
Invents printing press
Allows for mass production of books
Gives people direct connection to their faith
Anabaptist Movement
The Brethren
The Mennonites
The Amish