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| -set of principles which dominated economic thought in the 17th century |
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| -the nationality of the first settlers of the Hudson River Valley |
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| -name given to the southern coast of West Africa by the Portugese explorers |
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| -treaty signed in 1494 which established a line of demarcation between territories controlled by Portugal and those controlled by Spain |
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| -explorer who explored the New England coastline of the Americas for England |
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| -the journey of enslaved persons from Africa to America |
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| -explorer remembered as the first to circumnavigate the globe |
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| -the difference between what a nation imports and what it exports over time. |
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| -William Shakespeare's writing is an example of ________________ literature |
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| -a system of government in which a ruler holds total power |
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| -king known as the "Most Catholic King" |
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| -idea that kings received their power from God and are responsible only to God |
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| -Protestants in England who were inspired by Calvinist ideas |
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| -decree which recognized Catholicism as official and gave Huguenots the right to worship |
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| -the invasion of England by William of Orange who overthrew James II with almost no bloodshed |
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| -French Protestants influenced by John Calvin |
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| Life, liberty, and property |
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| -three things John Locke believed humans' natural rights included |
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| -Russian rulers were called _________________ |
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| -the religion of most of the Ottoman Turks |
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| -the two types of kingdoms in India by 1500 |
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| -a system of government in which a ruler holds total power |
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| -French king who distracted the nobles and princes with court life, to keep them out of politics |
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| what was left when Cromwell got rid of all the members who did not support him |
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| -the religion of the Ottoman Turks |
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| -the officials appointed by the central government of the Ottomans |
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| -the group of Ottoman religious advisers that administered the legal system and schools for educating the Muslims |
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| -founder of the Mogul dynasty |
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| -the great Ottoman architect who built 81 mosques |
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| -the Mogul local officials who kept a portion of the taxes paid by the peasants as their "salary" |
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| -the practice that gave women status in Qing (Chinese) society |
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| -Japanese name for heads of noble families |
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| -author of the Chines novel The Dream of the Red Chamber |
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| -the name given to Korea because it tried to stay isolated from the rest of the world |
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| -man who led Ming dynasty's naval voyages of exploration |
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| -braid Chinese men were required to wear to show they were part of the Manchu government |
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| -emperor who took charge of government when a teenager and ruled for 61 years |
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| -man who started the construction of the Imperial City of Beijing |
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| -name given to dozens of people in related families in China's extended families |
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| -family of rulers who brought peace and restoration of central authority in Japan in early 1600s |
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| -French king who distracted the nobles and princes with court life, to keep them out of politics |
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