ABSOLUTISM
CHANGES IN THE 17th CENTURY
THE FIGHT FOR EUROPEAN DOMINANCE
HISPANIC KINGDOMS
(political situations)
HISPANIC KINGDOMS
(socio-economic situation)
100

What did Luis XIV order to build?

Royal Palace of Versailles

100

when the 13 Years' War happened

(1618-1648)

100

When did the Thirty Years' War begin?

1618

100

How were kings known when hispanic dominace was broken, leading to social and economic problems in the hispanic kingdoms?

Austrias Menores

100

Hispanic kingdoms in the last few decades of the ... 

16th century-17th century


200

Who is the most representative example of an absolute monarchy ?

Louis XIV of France

200

These factors, as well as _____-_____ that often led to civil wars

Political conflicts

200

With what victory did the first phase of the war end?

Catholic victory

200

Hispanic 17th-century monarchs introduced a new way of governing by appointing _______.These were the king’s favourites, and they were delegated power over government matters.

validos

200

Which region of Spain specialized in growing pulses

Cataluña

300

What is the Bill of Rights?

Limited the monarch’s power and recognised the rights of the individual.


300

As European kingdoms grew larger, trade with America and Asia intensified. Consequently, regular, global trade routes were established

Atlantic triangular trade.

300

Against which monarchy does France mainly fight?

Hispanic Monarchy

300

Most important valido under Felipe III(1598–1621)

the Duke of Lerma

300

Economic problems and various plague epidemics throughout the century, increased the number of _______ people.

disadvantaged

400

James II became king and, again, tried to impose absolutism. This led to a new confrontation with the Parliament, resulting in ...

Glorious Revolution

400

In rural areas, fiscal policy and oppression was caused by

noblemen

400

What did Fernando II do that helped start the Thirty Years’ War?

Restricted Protestant religious freedoms

400

with which country Spain made peace, resulting in the Twelve Years’ Truce with the Dutch Republic (1609) being agreed upon.

England

400

He collapse of trade with America affected _________in particular.

Western Andalucía

500

Who were the main proponents of absolutism in 17th century?

Jacques Bossuet and Thomas Hobbet

500

Mercantilism was a school of economic thought that emerged in France, formulated by

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

500

Which treaty was signed in 1648?

Peace of Westphalia

500

The Count-Duke tried to strengthen absolutist power by reducing the influence of institutions and proposed reforms like ___________.

Union of Arms

500

The policy of religious uniformity begun by the Catholic Monarchs was fully implemented with the expulsion of the moriscos in

(1609–1614)

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