History 21B

This is for my history 21b final. i hope this works.

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Little Ice Age
What: ice age in the Eurasian area during the mid-late 17th century. Significance: disrupted normal agricultural patterns which peasants counted on to survive. Peasants were unhappy because they had nothing to pay taxes with; elites couldn’t pay the thrown; led to conflict and the Thirty Years’ War.
The Fronde
What: civil war in France during the mid 17th century. Significance: these uprisings of the nobles and parliament caused the emergence of absolutism in France.
Absolutism
What: the crown exercises absolute rule and control over the people in mid 17th century France. Significance: this form of government in France brought about the Palace of Versailles because the government would use extravagant buildings and ceremonies to wow the peasants and look more powerful.
Koprula Reforms
What: put forward in the Ottoman empire during the 2nd half of the 17th century in response to corruption and resurgence of military power Significance: was the last effort of the Ottoman empire to run with the other European powers.
Thirty Years’ War
What: religious and political war in early-mid 17th century including the Holy Roman Empire and the Spanish Empire Significance: was a deadly war, that resulted in Spanish rule out of the Holy Roman Empire and caused rebellions in Spain due to taxations to support the war.
Glorious Revolution
What: overthrow of the English Monarch in the late 17th century. Significance: Britain went from a monarchy to a constitutional monarchy, giving parliament an upper hand.
British East Indie Company
What: English joint-stock company beginning in 1600 Significance: expanded English commerce with India and China, including the trading of cotton, silk, indigo, and opium.
Qing Dynasty
What: Chinese empire in the mid 17th century-early 20th century Significance: goal of the empire was to expand and establish economic stability and efficiency. Empire also faced rebellions from God’s Worshippers
Galileo Galilei
Who: scientist who was a key figure in the Scientific Revolution during the 16th century. Significance: condemned by the Catholic church for his belief in the sun being the center of the universe, not the Earth
Scientific Revolution
What: proposed new scientific innovations beginning in the 16th century. Significance: this movement helped separate science from religion and aided in imperialism and used for political and social problems.
Scientific Method
What: created by Bacon Significance: structured the conduction of science through observation and hypotheses.
Rousseau
Who: French philosopher during the 18th century Significance: wrote the Social Contract which promotes Republicanism and states there is always the possibility of legitimate rebellion.
Descartes
Who: French philosopher in the 17th century who invented calculus Significance: proposed that we need to have a mechanical view of the
Vesalius
Who: physician in Spain in the 16th century Significance: a huge founder in the study of anatomy who broke down the body like a machine and studied muscles.
The Enlightenment
What: reasoning used as the source of legitimacy and authority in the 17th century. Significance: promoted new political ideologies such as no absolute power, people form the government, and power is based on merit, not lineage