Honors World History Unit l (Conflict, Reform, and the Birth of the Modern World)
The Reformation
The Middle Ages
Birthplace: Italy
Martin Luther
95 Theses
Counter-Reformation
Religion Violence
Peace of Augsburg
The Anabaptists
The Amish
The Mennonites
Feudalism
The Black Death
Misguided Efforts
Artists
Christianity
William Shakespeare
Leonardo DaVinci
Niccolo Machiavelli
Micheal Angelo
The Prince
1-100 AD
The Catholic Church
Edict of Milan
Judea
Jesus of Nazareth
313 AD
Granted freedom of worship
Emperor Constantine
Born in 4 B.C.
Jewish faith
Age 30: introduced Christianity
12 disciples
Crucifiction
Cross
Peter
Christian Church in Rome
Paul
Christian missionary
382 AD
Rome
Major landowner
Manors
Wealth
Indulgences
Purgatory
Pope
Cardinals
Priests
Martin Luther
Spiritual Political leader
ex-communictaion
Divine Right
Islam
Russian Czars
Japanese Shoguns
Filial Piety
Early England
KIng/Queen
Answer to God
Absolutism
Unlimited Power
Monarchs: Czars
Nobility: Boyars
Ivan the Terrible
1533-1584
Rose to Power at age 3
Good Period
Reforms law code
added territory
Death Of Wife
Blamed Boyars (nobility)
The Oprichina
Peter the Great
1682-1725
Traveled Europe
Modernized Russia
Technology
Celtics/Romans
Early 400s
Introduced Christianity
Anglo-Saxons (German Tribes)
Viking Invasion
Alfred the Great
848-899
Descendants rule for the next 200 years
1066: no male heir
Harold II
William I
Battle of Hastings
"William the Conqueror"
new taxes
expands monarch power
Magna Carta (english legal document)
1215
King John (1166-1216)
63 clauses
Parliament formed 1258
Feudal Japan
Daimyos (individual lords)
Samurai (protection)
Bushido (way of life)
Seppuku (ritual suicide)
kamikaze- "Divine Wind"
Europeans (1500's)
Spread Christianity
Closed Country Policy - 1639
Ottoman Empire
1299-1923
Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East
Sultans
Muslim Prince Osman
Capital: Constantinople
Janissaries
Islam converts
Suleiman the Lawgiver
1520-1566
Law code
Confucius
Chinese Teacher
Mandate of Heaven
Prophet Muhammad
570-632
Mecca
Qur'an
Five Pillars
"One God"
Prayer
Allah
5 times
Charity
2% of fixed income
Fasting
Pilgrimage
Hajj
Sunni Mulims
Shi'a Muslims
Manors
Social Class
Kings
Nobles
Vassals
Knights
Serfs
The Code of Chivalry
Effective Efforts
Quarantines
Pope's Torches
Cat Burnings
Invention of the Printing Press
Peasant Wars
Spanish Armada
John Calvin
Reform < Revolution
Council of Trent
New Scientfic Discoveries
Loss of Faith in Church