Countries
The Hapsburgs were rulers of this country
Austria
This man led Spain to the height of its power
Phillip II
This English law gave rights to nobles and established Habeas Corpus laws
The Magna Charta
The place built by Louis XIV was called the
Palace at Versailles
This country had a Parliament that limited the King's authority
Great Britain
The ruling family of Russia was the
Romanovs
This man was given credit for Westernizing Russia
Peter the Great
The first Czar of Russia was
Ivan IV (The Terrible)
The most famous Dutch painter was
Rembrandt
Russian Nobles were called
Boyars
After the Glorious Revolution, Great Britain was ruled in a Joint Monarchy by
William and Mary
This Prussian started the War of Austrian Succession by seizing territories belonging to Austria
Frederick II
Prussian King Frederick William allowed this class of people's sons to be officers in his army
Junkers
Louis XIV appointed these powerful government agents to collect taxes
Intendants
Peter the Great had this city built as his "Window to the West"
St. Petersburg
This family ruled France
Bourbons
This monarch lost the English Civil War and was executed
Charles I
After the War of Spanish Succession, this man was allowed to become King of Spain
Phillip of Anjou
This famous painter, who went by a nickname, painted much of the Spanish nobility
el Greco
This man, who was minster to the young Louis XIII, took steps to strengthen the French monarchy and weaken the power of the Huegenots
Cardinal Richelieu
This family ruled Prussia
Hohenzollerns
This man's reign of Great Britain was known as the Restoration
Charles II
The French King Henry issued this that gave religious toleration to Protestants
The Edict of Nantes
How many rooms did the Palace of Versailles have?
2,000
This Puritan leader abolished the British Monarchy and ruled as a military dictator.
Oliver Cromwell