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Unit 3 Vocabulary

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Unit 3 Vocabulary

By: Andrew Myers
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Renaissance: A rebirth of classical knowledge including art and literature that began in Italy.

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Zheng He: He launched seven expeditions for Ming Dynasty also he himself was a voyager. He also had tribute in collecting permission to trade with china

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Columbian Exchange: The route that plants, animals, diseases, and ideas were taking in between the Americas and Europe.

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Reformation: A religious movement for reform. Also let to christian churches rejecting Popes.

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Atlantic Slave Trade: Africans were transported to the Americas across the Atlantic Ocean also they were forced to work.

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English Civil War: The English Parliament and Charles I had conflict, which led to Parliament over ruling the monarchy.

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Sikhism: Religion started in India and is a non-violent monotheistic religion. Which blends both Hinduism and Islam into one religion.

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Limited Monarchy: A government system that started in Europe and limited the power of the monarch to be equal with an elected Parliament.

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Mercantilism: Economic policy where nations wanted to increase their wealth and power. By having more gold and silver then it was selling goods they bought.

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Absolute Monarchy: King and or Queen have unlimited power and claims that it rules with divine right.

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Glorious Revolution: in 1688 a bloodless revolt overthrew England's king and made him sign the English Bill of Rights, Which gave the subjects more rights.

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Capitalism: Also known as Free Market or Free Enterprise it is as economic system that allowed private ownership and investing in businesses to get money.

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Ottoman Empire: An Empire that captured trade routes between Asia and India, Also changed Constantinople to Istanbul.

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Secular: Worries about worldly things instead of spiritual.

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Printing Press: A machine invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1450 in Germany, the machine had moveable type capability. this invention helped Germany spread ideas of the Reformation.

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I believe Limited Monarchy was the most important impacting history because without Limited Monarchy we would still have kings and queens ruling across the world. In affect of limiting monarchy our ancestors were able to establish an actual democratic like government setting. This is why I believe that Limited Monarchy was the most important revolution to impact history.

Andrew Myers