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| What types of government did France and England havE? |
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France-Absolutism
England- parliamentary monarchy |
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| homosexual, never popular, divine right of kings, extravagant court, in need of new revenue |
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| the upper class of England |
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| What percent of English population is puritan? |
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| What religion is Charles I? |
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| Arminian (rejects Puritan Beliefs) |
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| Who supported William Laud? |
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| Charles I; he was not likeable at all and also arminian |
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| What does Charles I inpose on landowners? |
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| a forced loan and parliament demanded fiscal reforms |
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| What group does Charles I support? Cavaliers or Roundheads? |
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| How many nobles supported the king during the short parliament? who dominated parliament? |
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| Who leads the puritans to parliament? |
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| How long does the long parliament last? |
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| What new rules did parliament make during the long parliament? |
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| they had to convene every 3 years; they could only dissolve themselves |
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| What did the Grand Remonstrance restate? |
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| the parliamentary positions |
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| Who do the Roundheads have support from during the English Civil War? |
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| Where does Cromwell defeat the Cavaliers? |
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| Explain the New Model Army. |
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| Very disciplined and relgious indoctrination. paid for their own supplies and put up own tents |
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| What does Charles II FAVOR? |
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| favors a policy of relgious toleration and had secret cath. sympathies |
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| What did the Treaty of Dover secure? |
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| England and France's alliance against Dutch |
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| What effect did the 30 years war have upon the reign of Louis XIII? |
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| secured the alliance and peace with Sweden. Spared Bavaria which secured the peace |
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| Who was Jean-Baptiste Colbert? |
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| controller general of finances and Louis XIV's minister--created the basis for XIV's wars |
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| Explain the war of Devolution. |
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| It was not liked by England, Sweden, and United Provinces (all one alliance); ended by Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle |
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| What treaty ends the Dutch wars? |
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| Explain the War of Spanish Succession. |
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| Charles II of Spain is retarded. Louis breaks the agreement. France went to the war with inadequate finances and a poor equipped army. France signs Treaty of Utrecht |
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| What does England get in the Treaty of Utrecht? |
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| Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Gibralter, Mineora, and the asiento |
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