Seven Years War
This was the first and only female Hapsburg Monarch.
Who is Maria Theresa?
King James II made clear that he wanted to give more political power to this societal group by eliminating the largely Protestant members of Parliament.
Who are the Catholics?
Enlightenment theory proposed by John Locke that argued that everyone is born a 'blank slate'.
What is Tabula Rasa?
Popular art movement during the Seventeenth Century which translates to 'irregular pearl'.
This is the belief that rules have been granted their authority to govern through God.
What is Divine Right?
This Prussian leader who is largely recognized as a military mastermind increased the power of Prussia.
Who is Frederick II?
Along with liberty, the British gentry was concerned about the protection of this right.
What is property?
This book contained a vast collection of Enlightenment ideas and Scientific Theories.
What is the Encyclopedie?
This was a popular female novelist who wrote of the everyday life of English citizens.
Who is Jane Austen?
To keep a closer eye on the nobles, King Louis XIV moved them out of Paris to this location.
What is the Palace of Versailles?
Britain entered into the Seven Years War to diminish the power of this European country.
What is France?
The British Parliament invited this Dutch stadtholder to invade England and remove James II from the throne.
Who is William of Orange?
This Philosophe wrote the book The Spirit of Laws which argued for the separation of powers.
Who is Baron de Montesquieu?
This classical composer wrote more than 600 musical compositions including the operas The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute.
Who is Mozart?
This enlightened monarch made many reforms in Austria including religious toleration and compulsory education for boys.
Who is Joseph II?
The Seven Years War which lasted from 1754-1763 is sometimes known by this nickname as it relates to European History.
What is the First World War?
This is the idea that Parliament is an equal part of the government and could make or reject their own laws.
What is Parliamentary Sovereignty?
A spiritual movement created by Voltaire and Diderot that advocated the 'clockmaker theory'.
What is Deism?
A neo-classical artist hailing from the Netherlands who focused on painting regular people.
Who is Rembrandt?
Peter the Great of Russia attempted to emulate King Louis XIV thy building this city as a Russian Versailles.
What is St. Petersburg?
This economic entity would later control all of India as a result of the Seven Years War.
What is the British East India Company?
This document was written in 1689 guaranteed freedom of speech for Parliament members, required trial by jury and limited the monarch's power.
What is the English Bill of Rights?
What is the Social Contract?
This artistic movement formed as a counter-reaction to the Enlightenment.
What is Romanticism?
King Louis XIV officially made France Catholic and forced out the remaining Huguenots by revoking this.
What is the Edict of Nantes?