VOCABULARY
Scientific revolution: new
inventions and theories
Geocentric: earth centered
Heliocentric: sun centered
Elliptical: movement
Scientific world: Poland,
Denmark, germany, Italy
Latin: lingua Franca
Empirical observation:
sense data -> hypothesis -> experimentation -> observation ->
analysis -> revised hypothesis
95% Consensus (agreement)
is perfect
Englightment: cultural and
philophosical movement “Coming to the light of knowledge”
Empirical: sense-sata
France: most important
country
Republic: they loved it
Wemen: treat as equal
Salon: social gathering
Symphony
Opera: extended
synphoney
Synphoney: piece of an
orchesta
Epistolary novel: fiction
characters writing letters to each other
Catrato: by voice
American Revolution
England: Had to be a
protestant.
American colonists:
complained about “taxation without representation”
French revolution
First: clergy
Second: nobility
Third: everyone else
Problems in France:
Femin: food shortages
Storming of the bastille:
third state took it, prison, they wanted guns
Declaration of the right of
men: liberty, equality, fraternity.
Women’s march on
Versailles: were hungry, send Luis and Mary to Paris
Guillotines: a lot of
people died.
The reign of terror: people
put into guillotine
Scorched earth policy: burn
your things before the enemy comes.
Negotiation: discussions
Leverage: power point in a
negotiation, something you have that the other people want
Compromise: when you give soothing that you want a lot.
Hard Power: guns and
military force, money and economic strength
Soft power: Culture,
Admiration, Good will: good feeling “
Quid pro guo: This for
that. Money for job. Money for learning.
Left: communist, big
changes, Cuba
Center: socialism, some
public, some private. Germany.
Right: capitalism, status
guo, the way things are now. Mexico
PERSONS
Nicolas Copernic:
heliocentric without a telescope, followed by
Galileo galilee: telescope/
recant by the church/ house arrest
Giordano Bruno: there are
other stars
Isaac newton: gravity/
eccentric (weirdo)
Francis bacon: scientific
method
John Locke: elected
government, people have the right of revolution, social contract
Mozart: child prodigy, orchestra
Catherine the Great: from
Russia, interested on enlightenment
Ann: sad, problems with
babies
George I: he didn’t talk
English
Thomas Gefferson: part of
the founding fathers, ideas from john lock
Maximilier Robespierre:
woow of the committee of public safety.
Charlotte Corday: killed a
person in his bathroom
The dauphin: he survived?
Napoleon: from Corsica,
Italy.
NAPOLEON: he was sent to have
a military career.
Talleyrand: represent
napoleon, good
Better at land even though
he was from land and sea
Horatio nelson: bad for
him, his nemesis
Coup d’etat: tack over France
Napoleonic code: French
laws, new constitution
Wars of the coalitions
Peninsular war: Spain
and Portugal because he didn’t had it; he put joseph Bonaparte, his brother.
Battle of Austerlitz:
good for napoleon
Battle of waterloo:
bad!
Naval blockade: good
for hi, it was his idea.
Invasion to Russia:
bad
Elba: bad
St, Helena: bad
GROUP
Republic of litters:
intelligentsia everyone can write.
The founding fathers:
founded the USA.
Hessians: Germans
mercenaries.
National assembly: tennis
court oath, made by the third state, Louis XVI kicked them out of Versailles.
Emerges: people who go to
other country, they move out, French nobility, third state.
Jacobins: revolutionaries, radicals.
The committee of public
safety: collected people in order to go to the guillotine.
