Review of Pre-Industrial Revolution Ideas and Events

covenant

• B. power to reject a law from being passed

• D. a state that has conquered and rules other lands

• A. a promise, not to be broken

• C. selling the forgiveness of sins

• E. Belief in one god

empire

• D. a state that has conquered and rules other lands

• A. a promise, not to be broken

• B. power to reject a law from being passed

• C. selling the forgiveness of sins

• E. Belief in one god

indulgences

• A. a promise, not to be broken

• D. a state that has conquered and rules other lands

• E. Belief in one god

• C. selling the forgiveness of sins

• B. power to reject a law from being passed

monotheism

• E. Belief in one god

• A. a promise, not to be broken

• C. selling the forgiveness of sins

• B. power to reject a law from being passed

• D. a state that has conquered and rules other lands

veto

• B. power to reject a law from being passed

• C. selling the forgiveness of sins

• E. Belief in one god

• A. a promise, not to be broken

• D. a state that has conquered and rules other lands

Nationalism

• A. unique cultural identity of a people

• B. Parliament fights against the King for the right to rule

• C. an attempt to fix the problems of the Christian Church

• D. rebirth of knowledge and culture

Reformation

• A. unique cultural identity of a people

• B. Parliament fights against the King for the right to rule

• C. an attempt to fix the problems of the Christian Church

• D. rebirth of knowledge and culture

Renaissance

• A. unique cultural identity of a people

• B. Parliament fights against the King for the right to rule

• C. an attempt to fix the problems of the Christian Church

• D. rebirth of knowledge and culture

English Civil War

• A. unique cultural identity of a people

• B. Parliament fights against the King for the right to rule

• C. an attempt to fix the problems of the Christian Church

• D. rebirth of knowledge and culture

American Revolution

• C. colonists demanding their freedom

• A. transfer of the crown to William of Orange

• B. protected rights guaranteed to the people and states

• D. revolution to discover the way things are

• E. using reason to solve problems