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| a historical period that originated in Italy in the 14th century,known for the revival of classic art,architecture,literature and learning. |
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| based on classes of status or authority ranked one above another. |
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| a historical period in Europe streching from the fall of thye Roman empire in the 4th century to the beggining of the Renissance in the 14th century. |
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Political Systems:
Social Systems |
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| the organization and relationships amung people such as education,medical, and socail services a society provides |
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Political Systems:
Political and Economic |
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| political:realting to the way the government is organized, the role of citizens in the government(eg.voting)and the rights given to individuals and groups;economic:relating to the methods by which people produce and distribute the goods and services they need. |
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the way of life of a group of people, incuding language,rules of behavior,religion,spirtual,arts,
literature,sciences ,traditions and other everyday aspects of life that can be observed. |
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Political Systems:
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| where a group lives:the climate,land formation,plants and animals,bodies of water, and natural resorces. |
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Ideas and Knowledge |
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| what a group knows:the scientific intellectual,technologic,artistic and spiritual knowledge of the times;the common understandings a group has,base on shared history. |
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Contact with other Groups |
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| whao a group comes in contact with;contact and interations between societys and between different groups in a society. |
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| Bubonic Plaque/Black Death: |
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| and epidemic caused by rats and mice transferring fleas onto the boat.The fleas then bit the crew then grew black sores that pused in the armpits and groins then experienced chills,vomiting,prostration,and delirium. |
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| serfs also known as peasents are at the bottom of the hierachical latter.Also under the lesser Nobles,Knights and Lower Clergy |
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Da vinci,Marco polo,sonsovina,Bellini,Mauntius,
Tinoretto. |
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| was an Italian,: painter, sculptor, architect, musician, scientist, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, geologist, cartographer, botanist and writer.He is known as the Renaissance man. |
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| a campagne in favor of a cause ;historically a medieval Christian military expedition to recover the Holy Land from the muslims. |
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| armies in Europe tryed to recapture areas of the Middle East that were under Muslim control. |
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| in the Crusades the middle east was Holy Land to the Jews,Christians,and Muslims. |
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| In the 300 BCE when the roman empire extended into what is now the Middle East, people in the west came over with exotic rare goods and traded them from trader to trader then the movement of goods went both ways so that would be the route of the Silk Road |
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| It located and predicting the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars; determining local time |
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The family:
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artists+churches+buildings+monuments
-powerfull influence in florence
-support the most famous painters,sculptors and architechs
-had a role in controlling the government |
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| The main and in some areas christianty was the only option.The other two were Judasim and Islam. |
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| The period when Europeans began exploring the world by sea in search of trading partners, new goods, and new trade routes.Along with learning about the world for what ever reason they had. Began in the early 15th century and lasted until the 17th century. |
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| a belief thats one's own race or culture is superior to others |
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| a political economic-social system of landholding in place in much of europe in the middle ages.Class structures and roles were very ridgid. |
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| a christian belief thaqt god concists of three parts:The father,The son(Jesus), and the Holy Spirit. |
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| a system of thought that centres on humans and there values,potential, and worth;concerned with the needs and welfare of humans |
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| was a polish mathmatician and astronomer.He made up differnt theroys about the universe.He proved that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun and earth was not the centre of the universe. |
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| a political economic-social system of land holding,in place in much of euroepe in the Middle ages.Class strucature and roles were very rigid. |
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| was an important advisor to king henry the VIII of England.he as executed by tye king for his refusal to denounce the Roman Catholic Church. |
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| local,common, or native reffering in particular to languages. |
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| he was a Strong defender of the Roman Catholic Church.He belived the role of the church was to tech and support faith and that faith was a nessarsay thing in human life.He also thought that students should be thought to discover,reason,argue and aplly their knowledge. |
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| focaing on collecting and using material goods or products. |
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| originating in and characteristic of a particular region or country |
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| they were known as "the little people".They are a grounp of store keepers and workers |
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| the sense of safety and comfort,security health and happiness that a person ahs in his or her family. |
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| a government policy encourging territorial or economic expansion tyo other countries,often by force |
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| the policy of a country or empire to extend its authority or domination by political,economic,or military means. |
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| an opinion against the beliefs of a given religion. |
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| one of the city states of itay that prosper because of the major cenrtes of trading |
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| one of the most prosperist citys in europe controlde many ports and goods adeas and knowledge from the easts were inroduced |
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| it became the centre of highly succesfull merchants and bankers |
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| worldview ideas that we allready have |
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| the freedome to practice own reigion,ideas of personal freedoma and leadership and f you worked you could move out of the class you were in. |
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florence,genoa,venice.
A city that governs itself from the country side |
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| factors affecting worlvews |
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| cultuee,political and economic,Socail Systems,geo,ideas+knowledge,contact with other groups |
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| where asia,japan,china's goods.silk and spices were sold |
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| giant trade route from east to west this road traders exchanged many goods and knowldge |
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| the centre of trade on silk road.Where the Muslims controlled. |
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| mountains,war religion and feudual systems |
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