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| What was the start of Absolutism? |
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| What does Divine Right of the King mean? |
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| King receives power from god, only responsible to god. |
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| Who were Protestants from England that were inspired by Calvin? |
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| What was the base for the constitutional monarchy for England? |
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| What was the Glorious Revolution? |
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| Invasion when William III overthrows James |
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| What was the Toleration Act of 1689? |
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| Grants Puritans rights to worship |
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| Who did Elizabeth try to avoid a war with? |
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| James I from England believed in what kind of rule? |
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| Who fought in the civil war in England? |
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| what declaration beheaded Charles, abolished the English monarchy and declared England a republic? |
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| Why was William an Mary offered the throne in England? |
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| to prevent Catholic Monarchy |
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| What declaration established Parliaments' right to make laws, prevent monarchs from raising an army and the right to jury trials? |
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| when was the death of Elizabeth? |
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| Who was the leader of Protestantism and stripped her country from religious problems? |
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| Charles II took the thrown at the end of the what? |
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| English Civil War before restoration. |
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| Who lost the English Civil War? |
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| Which English king was tried and put to death? |
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| Which king did William and Mary replace? |
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| The English Parliaments financial power was an obstacles from what form of government? |
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| Who ruled after the English Civil War? |
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| Who rules England as a Military dictatorship? |
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| How did Louis XIV maintain order at Versailles whit the nobles? |
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| Distracted them with court life. |
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| Seven percent of the French population were held by whom? |
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| What did the Edict of Nantes do in France? |
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| Gave Huguenots right to worship. |
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| Who was in the Thirty Years War? |
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| France, Spain, and Germany |
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| Did the French Kings during the 16th century stop the spread of Protestantism? |
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| What was the palace at Versailles used for? |
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| Homes, state offices, House servants and Nobles would receive favors. |
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| When did the Sun King die? |
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| Who was Jean Baptiste-Colbert? |
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| Louis XIV financial minister |
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| Who was Cardinal Mazarin? |
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| What was the name given to the French protestants? |
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| Which countries were under control of Phillip II? |
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| In 1560, who rules Austrian lands? |
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| Off of which coast was Phillip II's fleet ship wrecked? |
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| Where was the major fighting of the Spanish Armada? |
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| Where was the richest part of Phillips empire? |
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| Who was the devoted Catholic ruler under Spain? |
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| When was the construction of St. Petersburg? |
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| what was the name of the towering man that changed Russia? |
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| Who chose the Romanov family to rule in Russia? |
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| When did Peter the Great become a czar? |
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| Who built a strong army to secure his borders? |
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-Believed ungoverned society made people nasty.
- Absolute authority is needed to preserve order in society. |
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| -Humans have natural rights. |
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