Global History Semester 1 Final Exam Review

The study of how limited or scarce resources are acquired and allocated to satisfy unlimited wants.

• Politics
• Economics
• Hierarchy
• Faudalism

The struggle over who gets what, when and how.

• Politics
• Economics
• Feudalism
• Manorialism

A system or organization in which people are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.

• Feudalism
• Manorialism
• Politics
• Hierarchy

An oppressive hierarchy in Europe during the Middle Ages; a political relationship between lords and vassals.

• Feudalism
• Manorialism
• Middle Ages
• Economics

The relationship of peasants' and serfs' with the “manor” on which they lived and worked; an economic system.

• Hierarchy
• Economics
• Feudalism
• Manorialism

Unequal opportunities and rewards for different groups in a society.

• Feudalism
• Manorialism
• Social Inequality
• Hierarchy

Non religious

• apathetic
• Non secular
• Secular

Rebirth

• Renaissance
• Turning point
• Middle Ages
• Age of Faith

An event or set of events that change the course of history.

• turning point
• claim
• Peace of Lodi
• printing press

Intellectual movement that emphasized the study of the classics (Greeks/Romans) and secular (non-religious) works. Intensified the notion of personal independence and individual expression

• Politics
• Age of Faith
• Renaissance
• Humanism