International Relations *wink wink*
Austria allied with this nation, ignoring previous animosity, to combat the French.
What is Prussia?
Napoleon abolished ______ in each of his conquered territories, gaining support from former serfs and peasants.
What is feudalism?
King Louis XVI accepted all demands of this group in order to protect himself (literally to keep himself from being guillotined).
What is the National Assembly?
Institution built by Napoleon to bring France out of financial ruin.
What is the Banque de France
This person condemned communion/Eucharist and was significant in the Protestant reformation.
Who is Zwingli?
Property handed over from France to Britain in an effort for the French to raise funds.
What is The Louisiana Purchase?
Areas in which the common people would gather to discuss new intellectual discoveries.
What are coffee houses?
The Haitians won against the French due to this persons guidance and leadership.
Who is Toussaint Louverture?
Entity formed first in the Netherlands, in which shares can be bought and sold, the most popular being the Dutch East India Co.
What is the a Joint Stock Company?
An event that traumatized Louis XIV and impacted his future treatment of the higher social class.
What is the Fronde?
Empress who's authority led to numerous wars, and who's son was one of the primary examples of 'Enlightened monarch'.
Who was Catherine the Great?
This social class began to find openings into the higher classes by marrying into noble families (due to their newly accumulated wealth as well as declining power of the nobility themselves).
What is the Merchant class?
The British defeated the French and gained land in all of these regions as an aftermath of the Seven Years War.
What is Canada, Lands east of the Mississippi, Carribean, and India?
A small business that is run out of a home or small workshop. ___ ___'s are typically worked by family members and produce goods by hand.
What is the Cottage Industry?
Flamboyant art style known for "lightness, elegance, and an exuberant use of curving natural forms in ornamentation" popularized by women.
Division of land to restore the regional balance of power in Central Europe among three countries.
What is the partition of Poland?
_____ westernized Russia following his continental tour and began to fine facial hair.
Court initially used to try noblemen too powerful to be brought before common courts, but eventually used to suppress anti- monarchical beliefs in England.
What is the Court of Star Chamber?
After this conflict, Britain and France were left in financial ruin and the respective economies collapsed. This led to the overthrow of the French and British government.
What is the Seven Years War?
An artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that originated in Europe in the late 18th century and emphasized emotion, imagination, and individuality as a reaction against the rationalism and order of the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution.
What is Romanticism?
After queen Elizabeth 1 died without an heir, Scotland and Britain were combined under one crown by this ruler.
Who is James VI?
Social hierarchy of the colonies in which those of European descent were on top and the enslaved on the bottom.
What is the casta system?
This was one of the most destructive events in European history and led to the fall of the Habsuburgs and the rise of France.
What is the 30 years War?
Economic theory advocating government intervention to regulate trade and industry.
(Bonus; French financial minister who served Louis XIV and implemented these policies to strengthen the economy)
What is Mercantilism?
(Bonus; Who is Jean-Baptiste Colbert?)
Enlightenment thinkers who's ideas later influenced the French Revolution and said “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.”
Who is Jean-Jacque Rousseau?