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100

Conflict between the Roundheads and Cavaliers caused by parliamentarians and puritans being upset with the decisions of Charles I

English Civil War

100

This system allowed for the movement of goods from Europe to Africa, slaves from Africa to the Americas, and resources like new plant species from the Americas to Europe.

Triangle Trade

100

Due to a far more compressed class structure, the Dutch Republic was dominated, not by nobility or the upper class, but rather this class.

Middle Class

100
Name for a series of civil uprisings in France. The uprisings happened in two phases: the first included the Parlement of Paris refusing to approve the government's revenue measures and the second, members of nobility trying to gain political power

The Fronde

100

This is the process by which political power shifted away from the nobility and the church, concentrating in the hands of the monarch.

Absolutism

200

Leader of the parliamentarians who would later become Lord Protector of England after defeating Charles I

Oliver Cromwell

200

Portion of triangle trade in which the slaves were forced to make the trip across the Atlantic to the Americas.

Middle Passage

200

The agricultural revolution gave way to the commercial revolution, pushed forward by these people who would take the products made in the Cottage system and further mercantilist ideals.

Merchants

200

Beginning of the end of the Ottoman Empire

Battle of Vienna

200

Peter the Great saw Russia as a medieval state and so he went undercover in other nations in hopes of learning what it would take to do this to his country.

Westernize/modernize

300

System of government that put limitations on the monarch so that he/she was unable to make political and financial decisions based on a whim

Constitutional Monarchy

300

In this system, merchants would employ people to work from home making finished products.

Cottage System / Putting-Out System

300

After establishing independence, the Dutch Republic became a would power through their strength in this area.

Trading (Cargo shipping)

300

Conflict started when Philip V was put on the Spanish throne instead of Leopold I of Austria.

War of Spanish Succession

300

Utilized by Louis XIV. In this system, royal representatives were sent out into the countryside to run things on behalf of the king.

Intendant system

400

Event in which William of Orange took the English crown and ascended the throne alongside his wife Mary.

Glorious Revolution

400

The Industrial Revolution further changed production by moving work away from home and into these

Factories

400

The Dutch Republic was controlled by this different type of government in which a small group of representatives make financial and military decisions for the country.

Oligarchy

400

Prussian ruler responsible for the expansion of Prussia's territories through intense taxation of the peasants.

Frederick William I

400

The rise of absolute monarchies had much to do with this effect of the Reformation

Weakening of the Catholic Church

500

Monarch who took over after his brother Charles II died and ruled until William and Mary took the throne from him.

James II

500

This group is a social class of wealthy landowners who ranked below the nobility but above the common people

Gentry

500

This is the name for provincial leaders in the Dutch Republic

Stadholder

500

This marked the end of the War of the Spanish Succession and included a series of treaties that altered the balance of power originally established by the Peace of Westphalia.

Peace of Utrecht

500

Finance minister to Louis XIV, this man tried to rebuild the French treasury, which kept getting drained due to the king consistently entering the country into war.

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

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