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| A Ruler Who Has Unlimited Power And Authority Over His Or Her People. |
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| A Belief That A Ruler's Authority Comes Directly From God. |
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Queen Elizabeth l
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| Not An Absoloute Monarch. |
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Queen Elizabeth l
(1558-1603) |
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| Called PARLIAMENT into session 10 times during her reign. |
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Queen Elizabeth l
(1558-1603) |
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| Known As The Virgin Queen |
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| Wanted To Rule As An Absoloute Monarch, Which Conflicted With Parliament |
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King Charles l
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| Signed Petition Of Right in 1628, Placing Limits On His Power. |
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King Charles l
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| Decision To Arrest Puritan Leaders In Parliament For Treason Sparked The English Civil War Because Of Him. |
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King Charles l
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| First European Monarch To Be Tried And Executed By A Court Of Law. |
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King Charles l
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| Became Holy Roman Emperor Charls V By Buying Votes In 1519 |
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| As Emporer, His Territory Expanded To Parts Of Italy, Austria And Some German States. |
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| Opposed Protestant Reformation CAusing A Series Of Wars. |
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| Signed The Peace Of Augsburg in 1555 Which Gave Each German Prince The Right To Decide Whether His State Would Be Protestant Or Catholic. |
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| Took Over The Netherlands, Spin, Silicy, And Spain Colonies. |
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| Netherlands- Religious Differences Caused Revolts Against Spain. |
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| Decided To Invade England To Stop English Seadogs And Return England To Catholicism. |
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| During His Time The Spanish Armada (A Great Naval Fleet) was assembled in Spain in 1588) |
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| Source Of Spains Wealth From Acquired Gold And Silver. |
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| Explorer Supported By Chars V Who Conquered The Aztec Empire In 1521 |
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| Explored American Southwest. |
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| Artist Who Painted Elongated Human Figures. |
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| Artist Who Painted People Of All Classes With Dignity. |
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| Novelist Who Wrote Don Quixote de la Moncha. |
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| St. Bartholomews Day Massacre |
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| Began When The Queen ORdered The Asassinations Of French Huguenots. Fighting Broke Out. 10k-70k Killed. |
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| French Calvinist Protestant. |
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King Henry lV
(Henry of Navarre) |
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| Protestant Nobleman Who Converted To Catholicism in 1593 To Claim Throne. |
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King Henry lV
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| Issued The Edict Of Nantes in 1598) |
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| Relied On Advice of Cardinal Richelieu. |
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| Best Example Of Absoloute Monarch. |
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| Became Known As The Sun King. |
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| Built The Palace at Versailles |
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| French Minister Of King Louis Xlll |
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| Fough Huguenot Resistance |
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| Gave German Princes The Right To Chose Protestant Or Catholicism |
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| Issued By King Henry lV Which Promised That Protestants Could Live Peacefully In France. |
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Thirty Years War
(1618-1648) |
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| Religious Clash Between Protestants and Cahtolics |
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Treaty Of Westphalia
(1648) |
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Ended The Thirty Years War
(Reduced Power Of The Holy Roman Emperor) |
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War Of Spanish Succession
(1701-1713) |
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| Conflict That European States Fought To Prevent THe Bourbon Family From Controlling Spain and France. |
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Ended The War Of Spanish Succession
(Stated That France and Spain Would Never Rule Under The Same Monarch) |
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| Led The English Government After Execution of Charles l |
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| Became Lord Protector of England |
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| Limited Forms of Entertainment |
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| King William and Queen Mary |
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| King William and Queen Mary |
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| Signed The English Bill Of Rights Before Taking Throne. |
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| King William and Queen Mary |
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| Constitutional Monarchy Instead of Absoloute |
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| Republican Government Based On A Common Good Of The People |
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| Limited Power of Kings and Queens |
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