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100

He inherited Spain, the Spanish Netherlands, and the American Colonies.

Philip II

100

The declaration that said Huguenots could have religious freedom in France.

Edict of Nantes

100

Conflict over religion and territory among European ruling families was called the _______

Thirty Year's War

100

He came to the throne in 1533 when he was only 3 years old.

Ivan the Terrible

100
He always needed money, in part because he was always at war with both Spain and France.

Charles I

200

Kings or queens who hold all of the power and control every aspect of society.

absolute monarch

200

This cardinal became the ruler of France.

Cardinal of Richelieu

200

She was Charles the VI's daughter and was heir to all his Hapsburg territories.

Maria Theresa

200

Russian land owning nobles.

Boyars

200

In this war, those who were loyal to King Charles were called Royalists or Cavaliers.

English Cilvil War

300

The idea that God created the monarchy and that the queen or king acted as God's representative.

divine right

300

The most powerful leader in the history of France

Louis XIV

300

His father, Frederick William worried that he was not military enough to rule.

Frederick the Great

300

One of Russia's greatest reformers.

Peter the Great

300

During the English Civil War, the puritans enlisted this General who began defeating the Cavaliers. 

Oliver Cromwell

400

The minister of finance for France who believed in the theory of Mercantilism.

Jean Baptiste Colbert

400

Every great European power was involved in this war.

Seven Year's War

400

The use of Western Europe as a model for change.

Westernization

400

A period of time during which the monarchy was restored.

Restoration

500

The idea that nothing can ever be known for certain is called ______

skepticism

500

The law that gave every prisoner the right to be brought before a judge to specify the charges.

Habeas Corpus

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