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yooooo. lol. uhmm yesh, so. still not done w/ history. i'm studying the flashcards i made at like 12.30 last night...well technically this morning. and yes my alarm then went off at 5.36, but i set it to 6 and went back to sleep. then the parentals came to wake me up so i just got up, ate breakfast, and wrapped myself up in my blankets and turned on the heater and studied. i finished the people, and now i'm doing the second column of terms, and i read some of the newsweek articles. i can't find the article on afghanistan tho! hmmm okay i will have history done by 12, thats' a definite. either that or i'm just gonna stop cuz then i need to do bio, which should take me up to 2ish if i just study straight, and then religion which should bring me up to 4 or 5. but i 'll have to eat lunch at sometime in which case i'll multitask and study bio and eat at the same time. cuz i'm good like that. hmmm okay so you know you want to see some of the stuff i'm studying, so i'll study by writing the def.s out. -->
*mercantilism- a economic set of principles in which a favorable balance of trade is wanted (more export than import); you want to get a lot of bullion, colonies are important as sources of raw material and markets for finished goods. *checking* ohh i forgot to say that peter the great and Louis XIV used it.
*Absenteesism- usually occurs when pluaralism occurs. when church officials neglect their duties and pay subordinates to do them. (led to dissatisfaction->reformation) *checking* yesh!
*Glorious Revolution- a bloodless "invasion" over who would be monarch. mary and william invaded at the invitation of nobles. james II, wife, and son fled. *checking* yesh!
*Mercantilism- a set of principles that dominated economic thought in the 16th and 17th century, used by Peter the great, and James II.favorable balance of trade;colonies; bullion <--important.
*Peace of Westphalia- ended the thirty years war...German states could now choose whether they were LUtheran or Calvinist. ?? *checking* (war in germany ended, german states can choose on religion) *close enough*
*Edict of Nantes- ????? *checking* to solve religious problem; issued by King HEnry IV; recognized Catholicism as official religion of France; gave Huguenots right to worship and enjoy all political priveleges.
*St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre- 2,000-3,000 protestants murdered; in Paris; *checking* yesh!
*Peace of Westphalia- Catholicism official religion of France; gave Huguenots all political rights; ??oh drrr....this is the germany one. nuts.
*Edict of Nantes- Catholicism offical relgion of France; gave Huguenots all political rights; ??*Checking* H's allowed to worship too, issued by King Henry IV to solve religious problems.
*Peace of Westphalia- Ended the German wars; german states can choose own religion *checking* SCORE!
*Edict of Nantes- stated Catholicism is offical religion of France; issued by King Henry IV to solve religious problems; Huguenots given right to worship and enjoy political rights. *checking* SCORE!
hmmmm......okay i think i'm going to stop writing it out cuz it takes longer. okay so gonna go study my last 6 flash cards and then the outline which shouldn't be too bad cuz i just did all the people and other terms, and then newsweek...maybe i'll highlight the key facts? then bio then religion then geom. funnn *--xx rima
*mercantilism- a economic set of principles in which a favorable balance of trade is wanted (more export than import); you want to get a lot of bullion, colonies are important as sources of raw material and markets for finished goods. *checking* ohh i forgot to say that peter the great and Louis XIV used it.
*Absenteesism- usually occurs when pluaralism occurs. when church officials neglect their duties and pay subordinates to do them. (led to dissatisfaction->reformation) *checking* yesh!
*Glorious Revolution- a bloodless "invasion" over who would be monarch. mary and william invaded at the invitation of nobles. james II, wife, and son fled. *checking* yesh!
*Mercantilism- a set of principles that dominated economic thought in the 16th and 17th century, used by Peter the great, and James II.favorable balance of trade;colonies; bullion <--important.
*Peace of Westphalia- ended the thirty years war...German states could now choose whether they were LUtheran or Calvinist. ?? *checking* (war in germany ended, german states can choose on religion) *close enough*
*Edict of Nantes- ????? *checking* to solve religious problem; issued by King HEnry IV; recognized Catholicism as official religion of France; gave Huguenots right to worship and enjoy all political priveleges.
*St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre- 2,000-3,000 protestants murdered; in Paris; *checking* yesh!
*Peace of Westphalia- Catholicism official religion of France; gave Huguenots all political rights; ??oh drrr....this is the germany one. nuts.
*Edict of Nantes- Catholicism offical relgion of France; gave Huguenots all political rights; ??*Checking* H's allowed to worship too, issued by King Henry IV to solve religious problems.
*Peace of Westphalia- Ended the German wars; german states can choose own religion *checking* SCORE!
*Edict of Nantes- stated Catholicism is offical religion of France; issued by King Henry IV to solve religious problems; Huguenots given right to worship and enjoy political rights. *checking* SCORE!
hmmmm......okay i think i'm going to stop writing it out cuz it takes longer. okay so gonna go study my last 6 flash cards and then the outline which shouldn't be too bad cuz i just did all the people and other terms, and then newsweek...maybe i'll highlight the key facts? then bio then religion then geom. funnn *--xx rima