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The extraordinary movement of peoples, plants, animals, goods, cultures, and diseases in the sixteenth
century is called the
Columbian Exchange
The population of early North American colonies grew because
indentured servants came over in large numbers to work in the colonies
Much of the wealth derived from colonies in the Americas came from
sugar
forms NOT used to resist slave owners in the sixteenth century
underground railroads
forms used to resist slave owners in the sixteenth century
infanticides, suicides, revolts
The driving cause of the inflation experienced in Europe during the last half of the sixteenth century was
an influx of silver on the Spanish market
,European monarchs were forced to raise taxes precipitously in the sixteenth century because taxes
collected in an inflationary period yielded less actual wealth and because
the cost of waging war was becoming increasingly expensive
recognized Catholicism as the official religion of France but allowed Protestants certain rights
The Edict of Nantes
The Dutch revolt was sparked by
Philip II attempting to tighten his control of the Dutch cities
England challenged Spanish supremacy in the Atlantic by
attacking Spanish ships that were sailing from their colonies to Spain
Alliances in the latter half of the Thirty Years' War were largely based on
current political needs
The primary goal of Cardinal Richelieu's government was to
increase and centralize royal power over France
Charles I's death sent shockwaves through Europe because
it was the first time a reigning king had been legally tried and executed for treason by his subjects
, The English Civil War affected English colonies in the New World by
allowing them a large degree of independence
The confusion caused by the discovery and European colonization in the New World was expressed in
Europe by all of these
the increasing prevalence of the idea that no political or religious system was flawless, the witch craze,
the production of plays that raised questions about relative morality like Shakespeare's The Tempest
In the theory of absolutism found in Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan, the goal of the sovereign state is to
preserve people's lives
The uncertainty and crises of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries over time produced
more strongly centralized states
"Science" entails all of the following
a system of inquiry
a community of practitioners
a body of knowledge
"Science" DOESN'T entail
an adoption of a secular rather than religious worldview
Although logic and geometry had played a role in the medieval worldview, _________ would assume a
much more central role in the "New Science."