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Terms and Concepts from Bentley and Ziegler's Traditions & Encounters: A Global Perspective on the Past

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322822677What was the impact of Europeans on east Asia?-Jesuits...unsuccessful Christian missionaries such as Matteo Ricci -little foreign trade -kept to themselves0
322822678Who founded the Ming dynasty?Hong Wu1
322822679What did the Ming emperors do to stabilize the internal problems in China?-built Great Wall of China -returned to Confucianism2
322822680What did the Manchus implement in China?-outlawed intermarriage -promoted Confucianism -got rid of Mongol stuffs -brought back old Chinese traditions...footbinding, civil service exams -returned to Confucianism3
322822681How did the Qing rule China?-emperor= "Son of Heaven" -centralized bureaucracy -competitive Civil Service Examinations for Scholar-Bureaucrats4
322822682What does "Son of Heaven" refer to?-emperor -human with divine powers -lived lavishly in the forbidden city5
322822683Describe the role of women during Ming and Qing dynasties.-filial piety -foot binding -female infanticide -woman were considered burdens6
322822684What was foregn trade like during the Qing?-American crops mad population expand -benefited especially from the trade of silk and porcelain -government controlled trade -silver trade very important...currency7
322822685Why did China fall behind Europe in terms of technology?-thought technological innovation would bring unsettling change -readily accepted guns, cannons, clocks8
322822686Why was Christianity not popular in China?-Catholicism said it was the only true religion -liked being able to combine Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism -very different from existing beliefs9
322822687Where did the three Islamic empires all originate from?-Ottoman=Mediterranean Basin...Including Constantinople 1452 -Safavids= Persia -Mughals= India10
322822688Which ruler is most closely associated with Twelver Shiism? What is the main idea behind this faith?-Ismail -12 infallible imams...religious leaders...in hiding -going to come out one day to take power and spread religion -wore red hats...qizilbash...in memory of imams11
322822689Who fought in the Battle of Chaldiran? What was the outcome?-Sunni Ottomans vs Shiite Safavids -Ottoman gunpowder used -Safavid damaged12
322822690Describe the religious policies of Akbar and Auragzeb-Akbar religiously tolerant...threw guy out window twice... -Devoted Muslim...taxed Hindus and destroyed their temples13
322822691What type of religion did Akbar propose to deal with the religious diversity in India?-Divine Faith -emperor is common ruler over religious, ethnic and social things14
322822692What was the jizya?-tax on non-muslims -dhimmi is the law that protected peoples religious freedom15
322822693What caused the decline of all three of the Islamic empire?-Economic -Europeans control trade -Military -super expensive -unproductive wars -European technology changes faster than purchasable16
322822694What is Sikhism?-syncretic faith in Islamic Empires -Hinduism+Islam17
322822695What was the impact of the writings of the French Revolution?-DRMC -guiding principles of National Assembly -sovereignty -individual rights...liberty, property, security18
322822696What was the central idea of the revolutions of the 18th and 19th centuries?-Enlightenment thought -popular sovereignty -no taxation w/o representation -freedom and power to people -equality19
322822697What were John Locke's main ideas?-popular sovereignty - theory of contractual government...authority comes from the consent of the governed20
322822698What was the outcome of the Seven Year's War?-huge debts -upset nobles -led to French Revolution21
322822699What were the principles included in the new government in North America?-all men are equal...rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness -popular sovereignty -no taxation w/o representation -free and independent states united under the Constitution -FULL rights only to men with property22
322822700What were the goals of the revolutionary leaders of the French Revolution?-pay off war debts w/o upsetting nobels -liberty, equality, and fraternity -establish new social structure with no kings -more power to bourgeoisie...lower/middle class23
322822701What was the document written by the National Assembly? What did it say?-The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen -all men are equal -popular soveriegnty -right to libery, property, and security24
322822702Who were the Creoles? How were they influenced by the Enlightenment?-Spanish or Portuguese born in America -tax revolts and popular uprisings -wanted independence from European rule -NO social reforn, NO egalitarian society25
322822703What was the goal of Simon Bolivar?-Latin American independence from Spain -make Latin America into a great confederation like the US -popular sovereignty/ Enlightenment ideas26
322822704What was Zionism? Who developed this idea?-Theodor Herzel -political movement that brought the Jewish back to Palestine, their homeland -combined Judaism and Nationalism27
322822705What was the most important factor in industrialization?-urbanization -factories and machines -steam and coal -increase in population=more people to work28
322822706In the nineteenth century what was the most significant type of industrial organization?-factories -trade unions29
322822707Who were the Luddites? What did they do?-English handicraft workers -named after legendary Ludlam, leader "King Lud" -protest against machinery, low wages, and unemployment -destroyed machines at night30
322822708What social change occurred as a result of industrialization?-slavery decline -wealth non-aristocratic families...several clothes -women get jobs -children school and job or daycare31
322822709What was the idea of Marx and Engels?-alligned with communists (through Communist Manifesto) -people share everything -no private property -no social classes or government -religion: opiate of masses -opposed Utopian socialists and capitalists32
322822710What role did trade unions have?-quest for just and equitable society -sought higher wages and better working conditions for members33
322822711Who was Sergei Witte?-successful finance minister -directied the creation of the trans-Siberian railroad -pushed Russian industrialization...by reforming commercial law, defending infant industries, supporting steamship companies, and endorsing nautical and engineering schools -encouraged foreign investors to bring their capital and expertise to Russia34
322822712Who became the world biggest steel producers?1) United States 2) Germany 3) Britain 4) Russia35
322822713Who supported industrialization in Japan?-imperial authorities...modernized technology, increased school funding -sold functioning buisnesses to zaibatsu...private entrepreneurs36
325126502What were the types groups within capitalist societies?-capitalists...owned factories -proletariats...laborers/ wageworkers37

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