AP World History Exam Review 1450-1750 Flashcards
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6612658554 | Mercantilism | European economic policy; a nation must do everything possible to increase its supply of gold and silver | 0 | |
6612658555 | Scientific Revolution | Intellectual movement in the 17th century; establishes basis for modern science | 1 | |
6612658556 | Enlightenment | Philosophical movement in the 18th century; based on reason; education and training could improve human society; challenged long standing ideas of government; inspired revolutions | 2 | |
6612658557 | Devishirme | Ottoman Empire; take Christian boys from their home communities to serve as jannisaries | 3 | |
6612658558 | Protestant Reformation | Started by Martin Luther in 1517; challenged the practices of the Catholic Church; wanted to reform beliefs and practices; resulted in the forming of new branches of Christianity | 4 | |
6612658559 | Taj Mahal | A white marble mausoleum built in India by the Shah Jahan for his favorite wife | ![]() | 5 |
6612658560 | Capitalism | Economic system based on private ownership and opportunity for profit making | 6 | |
6612658561 | Encomienda | Spanish colonies: Granted land and the labor of native Americans on that land to the European colonists | 7 | |
6612658562 | Philosophes | French Enlightenment social thinkers | 8 | |
6612658563 | Janissaries | Members of the Ottoman army, usually slaves who were taken from Christian homelands | 9 | |
6612658564 | Laissez-Faire economics | Economic concept that believes the government should not interfere with or regulate business | 10 | |
6612658565 | Mestizos | Spanish colonies: a person of mixed European and native descent | 11 | |
6612658566 | Natural Laws | Principles that govern nature | 12 | |
6612658567 | Boyars | Russian nobility | 13 | |
6612658568 | Middle Passage | The portion of the Trans-Atlantic Slave trade that involved the transportation of African slaves from Africa to the Americas | 14 | |
6612658569 | 95 Theses | Martin Luther: explained his complaints against the Catholic Church | 15 | |
6612658570 | Glorious Revolution | The bloodless overthrow of English King James I and the placement of William and Mary on the English Throne | 16 | |
6612658571 | Hagia Sophia | The church in Constantinople; converted to a Mosque after the Ottomans took control of the city | ![]() | 17 |
6612658572 | Divine Right of Kings | The belief that absolute rulers that their right to govern is granted by God | 18 | |
6612658573 | indulgences | Sold by the Catholic church to forgive sins | 19 | |
6612658574 | Mughal Dynasty | Controlled most of India in the 16th and 17th centuries | 20 | |
6612658575 | Creoles | Spanish colonies: person born in the Americas of European parents | 21 | |
6612658576 | Mulato | Spanish and Portuguese colonies: | 22 | |
6612658577 | Absolute Monarchy | Rule by a king or queen whose power is not limited by a constitution | 23 | |
6612658578 | Popular Soveriegnty | self-rule | 24 |