HINZMAN AP WORLD HISTORY 101-125

Began by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand in newly untied Spain, a movement to force all citizens to convert to Christianity or leave

Songhai ruler that conquered all of western Africa to establish the Songhai Empire

Emperor Taizu took power in 960 in China, and created this dynasty. Eventually this dynasty fell to Mongols in 1279

Ancient Greek philosophers who believed that the truth could be discerned through rational thought and the quest for goodness would lead to eternal peace and happiness

This group was composed of men that were anti-Manchu, European , and Christian , they organized once China became occupied by Western Countries and Japan

Applied Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection to sociology.

A battle fought in 1967 against Arab nations and the Israelis, lasted only six days and resulted in a total victory for Israel

Wrote a book called Utopia and the book described an ideal society where wealth was shared and every member of society's needs were met

Invented calculus to help prove scientific theories and also worked out the law of gravity

A war between Japan and China over territory and trade right in 1893

The French waged war on China for the control of Vietnam in 1883, The Chinese lost the war and control of Vietnam

Appointed to lead Venezuela after the Spanish colonists chose to ignore France's rule. Established a national congress in 1811 which declared independence from Spain

A major trade route over land from China to the Roman Empire, the road took months to traverse

Means "the way of the gods" and was the earliest Japanese religion, they worshiped the kami

Believed that Mohammad's son in law , Ali , was the rightful heir of the Islam Empire

Sixty-seven unarmed protesters in Sharpeville South Africa , who were speaking out against apartheid were shot and killed by police force

a document that limited taxes and forbid unlawful imprisonment in England in 1628

was a former slave and started a long and violent slave revolt in Europe, despite them winning against 20,000 troops, L'Ouverture was captured

Allowed the United States to remain involved in Cuban affairs, it also allowed the U.S to retain economic and military territories

the name for a city-state in Greece, each one shared a common culture and identity

a center-right , Christian democratic party and one of the three main political partied in Mexico

the religious belief in multiple gods who affect life on earth

explored Florida on behalf of Spain in 1513. was searching for the fountain of youth

issued strict decrees from the church, started the Inquisition, a formalized interrogation and persecution process of heretics

the head of the Catholic Church when Martin Luther posted his 95 theses, was furious and ordered Luther to retract his theses