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Unidad 1 Etapa 2-B-Personality+Other Words & Phrases Flashcards

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343919604aburrido(a)boring0
343919605bueno(a)good1
343919606cómico(a)funny, comical2
343919607divertido(a)enjoyable, fun3
343919608inteligenteintelligent4
343919609interesanteinteresting5
343919610pacientepatient6
343919611perezoso(a)lazy7
343919612serio(a)serious8
343919613simpático(a)nice9
343919614trabajador(a)hard-working10
343919615malo(a)bad11
343919616la bolsabag12
343919617el gato, la gatacat13
343919618el perro, la perradog14
343919619nuevo(a)new15
343919620otro(a)other, another16
343919621pueswell17
343919622¡No digas eso!Don't say that!18
343919623¡Qué divertido!How fun!19
343919624Es verdadIt's true20

insect Flashcards

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5179095002viceroy butterfly0
5179096662monarch butterfly1
5179100355tiger swallowtail butterfly2
5179101189zebra longwing butterfly3
5179103049morpho butterfly4
5179264636queen butterfly5
5179265820mourning cloak butterfly6
5179267289common buckeye butterfly7
5179268254painted lady butterfly8
5179269132peacock butterfly9
5179273071owl butterfly10
5179276459white admiral butterfly11
5179278825gulf fritillary butterfly12
5179280935polyphemus moth13
5179283176atlas moth14
5179284058cecropia moth15
5179286501luna moth16
5179288296comet moth17
5179291535white lined sphinx moth18
5179292864indian meal moth19
5179294231green lace wing20
5179295213garden tiger moth21
5179299234spicebush butterfly22
5179300173death head's moth23
5179302344ailanthus webworm moth24
5179304941elephant stag beetle25
5179306670goliath beetle26
5179309573ox beetle27
5179310044dung beetle28
5179310877longhorn beetle29
5179311622diving beetle30
5179313933spotted cucumber beetle31
5179314844colorado potato beetle32
5179316506ten lined june beetle33
5179318085eastern eyed click beetle34
5179318952blister beetle35
5179320269japanesse beetle36
5179321227red ladybug beetle37
5179323077two spotted ladybug beetle38
5179323703ladybug larvae39
5179325226boxelder bug40
5179327207damsel bug41
5179328973brown marmorated stink bug42
5179331361giant water bug43
5179332101bed bug44
5179333214lice45
5179334811german cockroach46
5179336458madagascar hissing cockroach47
5179337170oriental cockroach48
5179338864wheel bug49
5179339873american carrion beetle50
5179341243false bombardier beetle51
5179344405dobsonfly52
5179758918weevil53
5179762441silverfish54
5179763807earwig55
5179766239dog tick56
5179767693mealybug57
5179769134termite58
5179770590winged termite59
5179775377green lacewing60
5179780210german cockroach nymph61
5179792514giraffe weevil62
5179798769stick insect63
5179800079mayfly64
5179800967aphids65
5179801851plant hopper66
5179802730tree hopper67
5179804894praying mantis68
5179806275grass hopper69
5179807735katydid70
5179813378barn spider71
5179815682hawaiian happy face spider72
5179817374black widow spider73
5180297504argiope aurantia74
5180302091spiny crab orb weaver spider75
5180305287jumping spider76
5180306835crab spider77
5180308388recluse spider78
5180310491woodlouse spider79
5180314369parson spider80
5180315555nursery web spider81
5180318127funnel web spider82
5180321828lynx spider83
5180325654brazilian wandering spider84
5180329907cellar spider85
5180332501harvestman spider86
5180334825diving bell spider87
5180336399fishing spider88
5180338067sun spider89
5180341817carpenter bee90
5180343622european hornet91
5180346223paper wasp92
5180347822tarantula hawk wasp93
5180349120blue winged wasp94
5180353112yellow jacket95
5180355225bald face hornet96
5180356812cicada killer wasp97
5180358158honey bee98
5180360173bumble bee99
5180361166carpenter bee100
5181234854red velvet ant101
5181235761fire ant102
5181236741carpenter ant103
5181238152bullet ant104
5181240656army ant105
5181244585bottle fly106
5181247307robberfly107
5181254272tussock moth caterpillar108
5181256198golden silk orb weaver109
5181259574forest tent caterpillar110
5181261719flannel moth caterpillar111
5181263027june beetle112
5223171379venezuelan poodle moth113
5223185064american cockroach114
5223212864deer tick115
5223222393garden snail116
5223228526bald jumping spider117
5223234574louse118
5223247883deathstalker scorpion119
5224679310leopard slug120
5224679974leech121
5224681912silkworm122
5412121378leaf footed bug123
5412138038chaco golden knee tarantula124
5412146327mexican red knee tarantula125
5412152536jewel beetle126
5412156023rajah brooke's birdwing butterfly127
5412228510banded argiope spider128
5427035049long tailed skipper129
5427038892annual cicada130
5427044466brown banded cockroach131
5427047299rove beetle132
5427050408lace bug133
5427060485mud dauber wasp134
5427063185sawfly135
5427065047soldier beetle136
5427069184bean leaf beetle137
5427074896tarnish plant bug138
5427081623striped cucumber beetle139
5427085767stonefly140
5427088058mexican bean beetle141
5427093747water strider142
5427099664sawtoothed grain beetle143
5427103681fungus gnat144
5427106757cabbage looper145
5427110755northern corn rootworm146
5427116145spittlebug147
5427120859potato leafhopper148
5427123005tiger beetle149
5427129329hackberry psyllid150
5427133197locust leafminer151
5427136614caddisfly152
5427140536oystershell scale153
5427143886widow skimmer154
5427149880wasp moth155
5427161098western conifer seed bug156
5427169992orchard spider157
5427173651vine sphinx moth158
5427178464red eyed cicada159
5427184980tiger bee fly160
5427187380mole cricket161
5427191033tobacco hornworm moth162
5427193972tussock moth163
5427197935spotted camel cricket164
5427203733squash bug165

Master Plumber Exam - National Plumbing Code of the Philippines Flashcards

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2754785335Sewage EjectorType of pump that discharges waste in the sump pit and transfers the waste to the house drain. (Max Fajardo)0
2754786249503 mmMinimum dimension of a septic tank manhole.1
2754787008Industrial draindrain that discharges objectionable waste such as acids and other chemicals from industrial equipment .2
275478802475 mmMinimum diameter of pipe of any water closet.3
27547889473Maximum number of water closets able to discharge into a shared 75mm diameter horizontal soil branch4
2754793081Combination SewerType of sewer that discharges both storm water and sewage from households, rendered obsolete due to the health hazards it poses5
2754795188Septic TankAirtight receptacle used to expedite the decomposition of elements contained in raw sewage, usually located 1.5 meters from the property line and 15.2 meters from the water main or any potable water source. It is comprised of two chambers that contain anaerobic bacteria that break down wastes.6
2754797457SedimentationTerm defined as the settling down or separation of solid matter suspended in a liquid.7
27548000701%Minimum slope or grade (in %) permitted with 100mm (4'') pipes.8
2754801171ScumLighter organic solid particles found in sewage, cesspools and septic tanks, found floating on the liquid.9
2754802108SludgeTerm defined as the organic particles that have settled down in septic tanks, cesspools or sewage.10
2754803102900 mmMinimum WIDTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)11
27548034221500 mmMinimum LENGTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)12
27548039531200 mmMinimum DEPTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)13
2754804517HairLeading cause of pipe clogs in waste and soil pipes.14
2754806002Drainage, Waste and VentDefinition of DWV15
2754806831Acrylonitrile butadiene styreneDefinition of ABS16
2754806832OvalCross sectional shape of the interior of Polybutene pipes (PB).17
275480740838 mmMinimum size of cleanouts. (mm)18
2754808358Corporation StopType of valve found in the service main, used as a control of the water service and shut off valve when service is disconnected.19
2754809656Check ValveType of valve used to prevent backflow or reversal of flow of water, usually found after the water meter.20
2754810328Union PatenteFitting used to describe the connection of the service pipe and water meter. Usually used as the demarcation between the property of the water service and water supply pipe system residential dwelling or building.21
2754813402Booster Pump / Pneumatic PumpType of pump used to distribute water within a building or residence, when an upfeed system cannot provide adequate pressure to supply fixtures with potable water.22
2754816753Durham SystemType of piping system that is characterized by threading and connecting cast iron pipes in the building.23
2754818269Teflon TapeMaterial used to fuse joints or connections of GI pipes.24
2754821142CaulkingProcess of joining the joints and connections of cast iron pipes.25
2754822270Motor OilType of oil used when threading GI pipes.26
2754824870Centrifugal PumpType of pump used for high-rise or mid-rise buildings, when booster or piston pumps are unavailable or inadequate.27
2754828545Piston PumpType of pump used for residential or low-rise buildings, and comes in single action, double action or twin.28
2754829084Drum TrapType of trap that is installed only in bathtubs.29
2754830311Flushometer ValveType of flushing valve used in commercial water closets, usually installed with a pressure tank that expels air pressure and a set amount of water when flushing.30
275483252414Number of teeth per inch in a hacksaw blade used to cut GI pipes.31
2754833050Looped VentType of vent used in an island counter type kitchen sink.32
2754833650Trap SealMaximum vertical depth of liquid that a trap can contain.33
2754834032Sump PitType of detention pit usually found in basements, used to gather and discharge waste water, sometimes with the help of a pump.34
2754835013StandpipeVertical pipe that is used for the storage of water, usually contains pressure and is used for fire suppression.35
2754835979Return BendType of pipe with a 180 degree bend.36
27548376182Water Supply Fixture unit of a bath tub.37
27548381052Water Supply Fixture unit of a shower38
275483941438 mmDiameter of pipe used for bath tub drum traps. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)39
275483981738 mmDiameter of pipe used for wash basins / lavatories. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)40
275484021075 mmDiameter of pipe used for water closets. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)41
275484146750 mmDiameter of pipe used for floor drains. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)42
2754846916BleederType of connection found in a looped vent, connecting the looped vent pipe to the waste pipe.43
275484839850%Percentage required of liquid flow for a waste or soil pipe to have adequate drainage or discharge.44
2754850088Circuit VentType of vent that connects a battery of fixtures to a stack vent.45
2754855256PrivyA concrete sealed vault with a wooden shelter constructed for the collection of raw sewage.46
2754855569CesspoolHole in the ground curbed with stones, bricks, CHB or other materials to allow raw contaminated sewage to leach into the ground.47
2754856557Trap Seal LossA common problem in traps due to inadequate ventilation.48
2754857451Unit VentType of vent that is shared by two fixtures of the same type.49
2754864103Solvent SystemType of system used in plumbing that eliminates the vent stack, relying of downward pressure and suction. The waste and sewage discharges form slug-like (bullet) pressings or pressure.50
2755869081volume/flow rateFormula for detention time of a tank51

AP Us History Chapter 27 Flashcards

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2280942518Reasons for US ImperialismEconomic factors- new markets; Nationalist factors- love of country and offering America a new frontier; Military factors- bases around world; Humanitarian factors- spread US idea of a better way of life0
2280942519Yellow JournalsimPublishing exaggerated or made-news stories to attract readers and influence their idea A kind of sensationalist reporting, in which writers often exaggerated and made up stories to attract readers.1
2280942520Captain Alfred Thayer MahanIn 1890, he wrote The Influence of Sea Power upon History. He was a proponent of building a large navy. He said that a new, modern navy was necessary to protect the international trade America depended on.2
2280942521Venezuelan boundary dispute(GC2) 1895, Guiana and Venezuela in conflict with each other (discovery of gold), Cleveland called for arbitration, The US determined to enforce the Monroe Doctrine by itself, without relying on the British (got most of the land) navy.3
2280942522Hawaiian Revolution of 1893Small number of white farmers on the Hawaiian island revolt with the help of American troops, there unauthorized, and force the U.S. to try to rush a treaty of annexation which is cut down by Cleveland who suspects foul play; Queen Lilloukalani is not reinstated to power.4
2280942523Dupuy de LomeHe was a Spanish minister in Washington. He wrote a private letter to a friend concerning President McKinley and how he lacked good faith. He was forced to resign when Hearst discovered and published the letter. This publishing helped to spark the Spanish-American War.5
2280942524Battleship MaineOn February 15, 1898, the American ship, Maine blew up in the Havana port. The Spanish investigators deduced that it was an accident (spontaneous combustion in one of the coal bunkers) while the American investigators claimed that Spain had sunk it. The American people were convinced by the American investigators and war with Spain became imminent.6
2280942525Theodore Roosevelt1858-1919. 26th President. Increased size of Navy, "Great White Fleet". Added Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine. "Big Stick" policy. Received Nobel Peace Prize for mediation of end of Russo-Japanese war. Later arbitrated split of Morocco between Germany and France.7
2280942526Commodore George DeweyCommander of the American naval squadron based in Hong Kong. He was ordered to defeat the Spanish fleet located in Manila Bay preventing them from sailing east and attacking the United States. He was successful.8
2280942527Battle of Manilla BayMarked the end of the wooden navy, when the more powerful American Steel Navy destroyed the entire Spanish Wooden Navy in one single battle led by George Dewey.america won in just a few minutes, making him a hero. US colonized the Philippines9
2280942528Annexation of HawaiiU.S. wanted Hawaii for business and so Hawaiian sugar could be sold in the U.S. duty free, Queen Liliuokalani opposed so Sanford B. Dole overthrew her in 1893, William McKinley convinced Congress to annex Hawaii in 189810
2280942529Rough RidersThe First United States Volunteer Calvary, a mixure of Ivy League athletes and western frontiermen, volunteered to fight in the Spanish-American War. Enlisted by Theodore Roosevelt, they won many battles in Florida and enlisted in the invasion army of Cuba.11
2280942530Treaty of Paris 1898(WMc) , The treaty that concluded the Spanish American War, Commissioners from the U.S. were sent to Paris on October 1, 1898 to produce a treaty that would bring an end to the war with Spain after six months of hostilitiy. From the treaty America got Guam, Puerto Rico and they paid 20 million dollars for the Philipines. Cuba was freed from Spain.12
2280942531Anti-Imperialist Leagueobjected to the annexation of the Philippines and the building of an American empire. Idealism, self-interest, racism, constitutionalism, and other reasons motivated them, but they failed to make their case; the Philippines were annexed in 190013
2280942532White Man's burdenidea that many European countries had a duty to spread their religion and culture to those less civilized14
2280942533Foraker Act of 1900gave Puerto Ricans a limited degree of popular government15
2280942534Insular CasesThese were court cases dealing with islands/countries that had been recently annexed and demanded the rights of a citizen. These Supreme Court cases decided that the Constitution did not always follow the flag, thus denying the rights of a citizen to Puerto Ricans and Filipinos.16
2280942535Teller Amendment of 1898U.S. promises Cuba independence once they over throw and defeat the Spaniards. Also it showed that the United States had no interest of controlling Cuba.17
2280942536Platt Amendment(WMc) 1) Cuba makes no treaty with others if in endangers independence 2) can't borrow money if they can't pay back 3)US can get involved with Cuba affairs 4)US has navy there18
2280942537Philippine InsurrectionA rebellion before the Spanish American War when there were tensions between the Filippinos and the US19
2280942538Secretary of State John HayOpen Door notes,September, 1899 - Hay sent imperialist nations a note asking them to offer assurance that they would respect the principle of equal trade opportunities, specifically in the China market.20
2280942539Open Door NoteIn 1899 the United States feared that countries with "spheres of influence" in China might choose to limit or restrict trade to and from their respective areas. John Hay avoided any problems with trade by sending notes to each country who held power in China asking them to keep trade open and tariffs low.21
2280942540Boxer Rebellion1899 rebellion in Beijing, China started by a secret society of Chinese who opposed the "foreign devils". The rebellion was ended by British troops.22
2280942541Big stick policyRoosevelt's philosophy - In international affairs, ask first but bring along a big army to help convince them. Threaten to use force, act as international policemen23
2280942542Clayton-Bulwer Treaty1850 - Treaty between U.S. and Great Britain agreeing that neither country would try to obtain exclusive rights to a canal across the Isthmus of Panama. Abrogated by the U.S. in 1881.24
2280942543Hay-Pauncefote treaty in 19011901 - Great Britain recognized U.S. Sphere of Influence over the Panama canal zone provided the canal itself remained neutral. U.S. given full control over construction and management of the canal.25
2280942544Hay-Bunau Varilla treaty1903 - U.S. guaranteed the independence of the newly-created Republic of Panama.26
2280942545The Panama CanalBuit to make passage between Atlantic and Pacific oceans easier and faster because there were many Navy ships that needed to get from Gulf of Mexico out to the Pacific to help protect American islands in case of invasion; built by Roosevelt27
2280942546Roosevelt Corollary of the Monroe DoctrineUS attempt to protect venezuela from europe; Us would aid any latin american nation with financial trouble; US became the policeman for Latin America28
2280942547Russo-Japanese War(1904-1905) War between Russia and Japan over imperial possessions. Japan emerges victorious.29
2280942548Gentleman's Agreement 1907-1908Agreement between the U.S. government and Japan. Japan would restrict the immigration of it's citizens to the U.S. in exchange for the segregation in San Francisco schools to be stopped30
2280942549The Great White Fleeta group of US warships which took a world tour from 1907-1909 to show the world that the US was an emerging power31
2280942550Root-Takahira Agreement of 1908In 1908 the United States and Japan signed this agreement saying they would both honor the territorial possessions of the respective countries that were in the Pacific Ocean, and they would also uphold China's Open Door Policy.32

Civil War: Causes of the Civil War Flashcards

CIVIL WAR

4L History/Geography-Civil War Study Guide

Matching-Politicians, Legislation, Government, etc.

-Missouri Compromise (where could slavery not extend to)

-Fugitive Slave Act (what did it say? Compromise of 1850)

-Popular Sovereignty (what does this mean)

-Dred Scott (why was he suing for freedom?)

-Uncle Tom's Cabin (what is this?)

-South Carolina (what did the state do in December 1860?)

-Secessionists (what did these people believe?)

-Jefferson Davis (who was he?)

-Abraham Lincoln (role in government)

-War of Attrition (what is this?)

-Cotton (importance to the Southern economy)

-Gettysburg Address (purpose of the speech)

-Emancipation Proclamation (what did this turn the civil war into?)

-Total War (definition)

-13th Amendment (what did this amendment do?)

Matching-Battles, Generals, Cities, etc.

-Ft. Sumter (date/importance of battle)

-Bull Run (date/what did citizens expect at the battle?)

-Stonewall Jackson (position in the Confederate army/when did he die?)

-Robert E. Lee (position in the Confederate army)

-Ulysses S. Grant (position in the Union army)

-William Sherman (what did he bring to S.C. and G.A.?)

-Mississippi River (importance to each side)

-Shiloh (date/importance of battle to Union)

-Antietam (date/importance of battle)

-54th Massachusetts (led attacks at which battle?)

-James Longstreet (position in Confederate army)

-Richmond, VA (importance to the Confederacy)

-Chancellorsville (date/importance of battle to Lee)

-Gettysburg (date/importance)
-Vicksburg (what happened during the siege?)

-Appomattox Court House (importance of town)

Short Answer (answer all questions)

-Who exactly did the Emancipation Proclamation free? Why didn't Lincoln free slaves in all the states?

-Explain the positive good theory of slavery. Do you agree with this theory?

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5562233524Fugitive Slave ActOne part of the Compromise of 1850, this law stated that escaped slaves must be returned to masters even if they were in the North, and set harsh punishments for those assisting runaway slaves.0
5562233525Popular SovereigntyLet the people decide by State, on whether slavery should be allowed in territories through voting.1
5562233526Dred ScottHe was a slave who was taken to free territory. He sued for his freedom and the Supreme Court declared that slaves are property, not people.2
5562233530Abraham LincolnPresident of the U.S., 1861-18653
5562233531Cottonnumber 1 Cash Crop in the South in the 1800's.4
5562233535Compromise of 1850Law passed that gave North and South part of what they wanted. California admitted as free state, slave trade abolished in DC, and new fugitive slave law passed; advocated by Henry Clay and Stephen A. Douglas5
5562233536Underground railroad1830, Harriet Tubman, a system that helped enslaved African Americans follow a network of escape routes out of the South to freedom in the North, went all the way to Canada6
5562233537Kansas-Nebraska Act1854 - Douglas: Created Nebraska (north) and Kansas (south) as states and gave the people in those territories the right to chose to be a free or slave state through popular sovereignty. North disliked the Act and Southerners loved it.7
5562233538John BrownAbolitionist involved in violence in Kansas. In 1859, he led a raid of a government arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, with the intention of arming slaves and starting a revolt. He became a hero of the abolitionists in the Civil War. Brown was considered a matryr by some and a madman by others.8
5562233539Election of 1860Abraham Lincoln, the Republican candidate, won because the Democratic party in the South was split over slavery. As a result, the South no longer felt like it had a voice in politics and a 11 states seceded from the Union.9
5562233540Harriet Beacher StoweThe author of the book Uncle Toms Cabin that persuaded people to want to end slavery.10
5562233546sectionalismPeople aligning themselves more with the region of the country they live in rather than the nation as a whole.11
5562233548Republican PartyPolitical party formed in 1854. Its main goal was to stop the spread of slavery.12
5562233550"Bleeding Kansas"(1856) a series of violent fights between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces in Kansas who had moved to Kansas to try to influence the decision of whether or not Kansas would a slave state or a free state.13
5562233552Harper's FerryJohn Brown's scheme to invade the South with armed slaves, backed by sponsoring, northern abolitionists; seized the federal arsenal; Brown and remnants were caught by Robert E. Lee and the US Marines; Brown was hanged14
5562242032Nat turner rebellionNat Turner, and overseer, minister, and slave, had a divine call and revolted, killing families of masters and 35 more whites, Turner and 16 others slaves were hanged; results: stricter laws, creative ways to defend slavery, new period of abolition15
5562247666missouri compromise"Compromise of 1820" over the issue of slavery in Missouri. It was decided Missouri entered as a slave state and Maine entered as a free state and all states North of the 36th parallel were free states and all South were slave states.16
5562251137uncle tom's cabinwritten by harriet beecher stowe in 1853 that highly influenced england's view on the American Deep South and slavery. a novel promoting abolition. intensified sectional conflict.17
5562253761fugitive slave actA law that made it a crime to help runaway slaves; allowed for the arrest of escaped slaves in areas where slavery was illegal and required their return to slaveholders18
5562256171abolitionistspeople who believed that slavery should be against the law19
5562260278california gold rush1849 (San Francisco 49ers) Gold discovered in California attracted a rush of people all over the country and world to San Francisco; arrival of the Chinese; increased pressure on fed gov. to establish a stable gov. in CA20
5562260279mexican cession1848. Awarded as part of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo after the Mexican American War. U.S. paid $15 million for 525,000 square miles.21
5562262636manifest destinyA notion held by a nineteenth-century Americans that the United States was destined to rule the continent, from the Atlantic the Pacific.22
5562265162annexation of texas1845-Texas seceded from Mexico and declared independence in response to Mexican abolition of slavery. US adopts/annexes Texas because Southern states support Texas slavery. The North feared expansion of slavery and war with Mexico (see Mexican American War)23
5562268337nativismA policy of favoring native-born individuals over foreign-born ones24
5562270465antebellumbefore the war25
5562273081causes of the civil warEconomic and social differences between the North and the South, having states vs. federal rights, slaves vs. non-slave proponents, the Growth of abolitionist movement and the election of President Abraham Lincoln.26

aaaaaaaa Flashcards

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5394225031rupestrineliving or growing on rocks0
5394234058cardinal1
5394236571clownfisha species of fish (błazenek)2
5394240608angelfishskalar3
5394248036sproutkiełkować4
5394252281pollinate flowersZapylać5
5394257201snowdrops6
5394266009fawnjelonek, baby animal of deer7
5394270205cub8
5394270868chick9
5394272330calf10
5394274313goslinggąsiątko, gąska11
5394276762foalźrebię12
5394280152joeykangaroo young are called "joeys", it should be noted that all marsupial babies are called joeys. This includes koalas, wombats, possums, Tasmanian devils, etc13
5394284030cygnetmłody łabędź14
5394291325snoutpysk (np. psa), ryj (np. świni)15
5394294250muzzle16
5394296396antlerporoże17
5394298296manegrzywa lwa konia18
5394307422rambaran, male sheep19
5394311121mulemuł20
5394314407mole21
5394343659centipedestonoga22
5394345189termitetermit23
5394362866crocus24
5394364797snowdropprzebiśnieg25
5394367379lily of the valleykonwalia26
5394375926swallowjaskółka27
5394376866sparrowwróbel28
5394379297crowwrona29
5394380521ravenkruk30
5394381955hummingbirdkoliber31
5394384776talonszpon, pazur32
5394386558hawkjastrząb33
5394387561eagle34
5394393033ear patchptaki maja zamiast uszu35
5394395345rumpkuper -birds36
5394399755napekark [birds] i ludzi37
5394408688dovegołąb38
5394410845condorkondor39
5394412510vulturesęp40
5394414672quailprzepiórka41
5394418664pheasant42
5394422204elkjelen wapiti43
5394423513moosełoś44
5394430992robindrozd45
5394434636parakeetPapużka46
5394436865cockatookakadu47
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Chapter 10: A New Civilization Emerges in Western Europe Flashcards

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2128591148What was known as the middle ages?Fall of Rome until the 15th century0
2128592613All of Europe converts from polytheism to what?Christianity1
2128594272What were Western Europeans called?Pagans2
2128763871What areas were Arabs a threat to and why?Spain and Italy; because they were a strong sea & land power3
2128766037How did Europeans see the Muslims?As a rival religion4
2128767865What were the three continuities of Europeans?University tradition, Gothic architecture, and devotion to Christianity5
2128810429When was the period of chaotic conditions?500s to 900s6
2128811304What did the fall of Rome lead to because public services ceased to function?Decline of cities7
2128815380Who was the only group that was literate?Clergy8
2128815976What is manorialism?Everyone lived on feudal manors and each manor functioned as an individual country, similar to feudalism9
2128818231Who were serfs?Peasants that lived on each manor10
2128819586What was the moldboard plow?A steel plow that alleviated farming and increased the food production rate11
2128822196What was the only solid organization?Catholic church12
2128822917What did the Pope in Rome become like?An emperor13
2128824305What were the clergy like?Corrupt and tempted by worldly desires14
2128825849What did corrupt clergy lead to?Catholic reform movements15
2128827256What did the Christian faith need to be balanced with?Rational philosophy16
2128831568Where did Rome gain classical knowledge from?Italy, Byzantium, and Muslim Spain17
2128837193Who was St. Bernard of Clairvaux?A person who preached the absolute worship of God, faith is everything18
2128839965Who was Thomas Aquinas?A person who didn't have much faith, thought it was important to question everything19
2128843061Which two icons did Christians pray to to get what they wanted from God?Mary and Saints20
2128843779What did medieval art focus on?The church21
2128845651What were the two types of architecture?Romanesque and Gothic Churches22
2128848106What is non-religious text called?Secular writing23
2128849727What are the three most famous secular writings?Baywolf, Canterberry Tales, and Song of Roland24
2128851996What happened around 1000 CE?Trade began to revive and goods were exchanged at local fairs25
2128855213What goods did Rome, the Low Countries, England, and Scandinavia trade?Rome-foodstuffs Low Countries-cloth England-wool Scandinavia-lumber & furs26
2128858772What three regions converted to Christianity and had animism & paganism wiped out?Britain, Germany, and Scandinavia27
2128875657What was the largest kingdom in France?Carolingian dynasty28
2128876783Who was Charles Martel (Charles the Hammer)?A guy who stopped the Muslims from conquering France in 732 CE29
2128880347Who was Charlemagne?The greatest king of France, crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800 CE30
2128884299What language did churches use?Latin31
2128886232What invention increased agricultural productivity and military ability?Horse collar and stirrup32
2128888189Noble rank was based on what?Land ownership33
2128890907What is feudalism?System of obligation; everyone worked, had their own job34
2128893180What was the first dynasty in France?Capetian35
2128894655Who took control of England in 1066 CE and what was the rule called?William the Conqueror; Norman36
2128896620What two factors characterized England's legislature?Magna Carta and Parliament37
2128899322Who was the 100 years war between?England and France38
2128901055What was the reconquista?Spanish attempt to drive out Muslims from Iberia, successful39
2128904772What did the commercial cities of the Baltic form?The Hanseatic League Trade Alliance40
2128910990What two luxury goods came into demand?Silk and spices41
2128914171What were the two purposes of guilds?To protect members and control quality42
2129012123What did people begin to form to finance expeditions?Capitalistic trading companies43
2129015126What was the women's status in Rome compared to that of Arabs?Women were less segregated but gradually lost status44
2129022580What crucial invention was brought from China?Gunpowder45
2129025965What three nations become dominant after the 100 years war?England, France, and Spain46
2129028521What two things did the Black Death of 1348 lead to?Population decline and social change47
2129033288What two things made knights and castles obsolete?Cannon and Artillery48
2129036755Why was there a dispute over the pope at Avignon?No one knew who the "true" pope was49
2129038594What characterized the start of Modern Europe?End of feudalism50
2129040247What were the continuities of Europe?Expansionist tendencies, firm Christian belief system, political innovation, distinct architecture, and capitalist impulse51

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