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AP World History Modern Flashcards: Developments In Europe

Study Developments In Europe in AP World History Modern with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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Who was the French heroine who led troops during the Hundred Years' War?

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Joan of Arc. Peasant girl who claimed divine visions.

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Flashcard 1: Who was the French heroine who led troops during the Hundred Years' War?

Answer: Joan of Arc. Peasant girl who claimed divine visions.

Flashcard 2: What is the term for the medieval European code of conduct for knights?

Answer: Chivalry. Medieval knightly ideals of honor and courtesy.

Flashcard 3: Which war saw the Lancastrians and Yorkists fight for the English throne?

Answer: The Wars of the Roses. Dynastic civil war in 15th century England.

Flashcard 4: What was the primary language of the Byzantine Empire?

Answer: Greek. Eastern Roman Empire maintained Greek traditions.

Flashcard 5: What was the impact of the Great Schism on the Catholic Church?

Answer: Division into Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic. Split Christianity into competing papal claims.

Flashcard 6: Identify the economic system based on land ownership and personal loyalty.

Answer: Feudalism. Hierarchical system organizing medieval society.

Flashcard 7: What event in 1215 limited the power of the English monarchy?

Answer: Signing of the Magna Carta. Established constitutional limits on monarchy.

Flashcard 8: Which empire was known for its use of mosaics and domed architecture?

Answer: Byzantine Empire. Eastern Christian empire centered in Constantinople.

Flashcard 9: Which Italian city-state was crucial to the development of the Renaissance?

Answer: Florence. Birthplace of Renaissance humanism and art.

Flashcard 10: Who initiated the first of the Crusades in 1095?

Answer: Pope Urban II. Called for holy war at Council of Clermont.

Flashcard 11: Which dynasty was established in England after the conclusion of the Wars of the Roses?

Answer: The Tudor dynasty. Henry VII founded new royal house.

Flashcard 12: What was the primary cause of the Hundred Years' War?

Answer: Dispute over the French throne. Edward III claimed French crown through his mother.

Flashcard 13: Identify the architectural style characterized by pointed arches and ribbed vaults.

Answer: Gothic architecture. Features height and light through structural innovations.

Flashcard 14: Which institution dominated religious life in medieval Europe?

Answer: The Catholic Church. Controlled education, politics, and spiritual life.

Flashcard 15: What was the focus of scholasticism?

Answer: Reconciliation of faith and reason. Combined Aristotelian philosophy with Christian doctrine.

Flashcard 16: What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?

Answer: Limit the power of the English monarch. Established that even kings must follow law.

Flashcard 17: Identify the military expeditions aimed at reclaiming the Holy Land from Muslim control.

Answer: The Crusades. Religious wars spanning 1095-1291.

Flashcard 18: Which philosopher is associated with the concept of 'natural law'?

Answer: Thomas Aquinas. Synthesized Aristotelian philosophy with Christianity.

Flashcard 19: What was the primary cause of the Hundred Years' War?

Answer: Dispute over the French throne. Edward III claimed French crown through his mother.

Flashcard 20: Identify the architectural style characterized by pointed arches and ribbed vaults.

Answer: Gothic architecture. Features height and light through structural innovations.

Flashcard 21: Which institution dominated religious life in medieval Europe?

Answer: The Catholic Church. Controlled education, politics, and spiritual life.

Flashcard 22: What was the focus of scholasticism?

Answer: Reconciliation of faith and reason. Combined Aristotelian philosophy with Christian doctrine.

Flashcard 23: What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?

Answer: Limit the power of the English monarch. Established that even kings must follow law.

Flashcard 24: Which pandemic significantly reduced Europe's population during the 14th century?

Answer: The Black Death. Killed one-third of Europe's population 1347-1351.

Flashcard 25: Who was the Italian poet famous for writing 'The Divine Comedy'?

Answer: Dante Alighieri. Epic poem depicting journey through Hell, Purgatory, Paradise.

Flashcard 26: Which scholarly language was used in medieval European universities?

Answer: Latin. Universal language of scholarship and church.

Flashcard 27: Which architectural feature is characteristic of Romanesque cathedrals?

Answer: Thick walls and rounded arches. Earlier medieval style emphasizing solidity and strength.

Flashcard 28: Which empire was known for its use of mosaics and domed architecture?

Answer: Byzantine Empire. Eastern Christian empire centered in Constantinople.

Flashcard 29: What document, signed in 1215, is considered a cornerstone of constitutional government?

Answer: The Magna Carta. First document limiting absolute royal authority.

Flashcard 30: Which Italian city-state was crucial to the development of the Renaissance?

Answer: Florence. Birthplace of Renaissance humanism and art.