Spanish Empire
Age of the Sun King
Constitutional Monarchy
Rulers of Russia
The Scientific Revolution
100

He ruled an empire that included Spain, Portugal, Italy, The Netherlands, and New Spain

Philip II

100

A political system where the monarch holds supreme power without limitations

Absolutism

100

The fate of Charles I after the English Civil War

Executed

100
The new capital founded by Peter the Great

Saint Petersburg

100

He developed the experimental approach to science

Francis Bacon

200

The economy of the Spanish New World was based on this resource

Silver

200

This ruler of France was also known as the Sun King

Louis XIV ("the 14th")

200

Document that limited the powers of King John and gave rights to his subjects

Magna Carta

200

Peter the Great put a tax on these

Beards

200

Early modern scientists saw the universe as one of these

A mechanism or machine

300

A rebellion in this region succeeded in driving out Spain and establishing an independent republic

The Netherlands

300

The writers and thinkers of the Enlightenment believe that true knowledge came from this, not authority or tradition

Reason

300

Under the English constitution, only they can set taxes

Parliament

300

Catherine the Great was known as this kind of ruler

Enlightened Absolutist or Autocrat

300

The usual name for a "scientist" before the 1800s

Natural philosopher

400

This organization persecuted Jews, Muslims, and non-Catholic Christians for the Spanish crown

Spanish Inquisition

400

Louis required the nobility to attend on him and participate in elaborate ceremonies and rituals here

His court (Palace of Versailles)

400

Document that set out Parliament's preconditions for raising taxes to Charles I

Petition of Right

400

The state religion of Romanov Russia

Eastern Orthodox Church

400

Two examples of new or improved scientific instruments used in the Scientific Revolution

Telescope, microscope, barometer, thermometer

500

The first modern novel, written by Cervantes

Don Quixote

500

The thinkers of the French Enlightenment

Philosophes

500

Document presented to William and Mary that explain the limitations placed on the English monarchy

Bill of Rights

500

The traditional nobility of Russia

Boyars

500

He challenged Aristotle's view of the elements and founded modern chemistry

Robert Boyle

600

The destruction of religious images, such as happened in the Spanish Netherlands

Iconoclasm

600

Louis ended his dependence on the nobility by created this

Government bureaucracy

600

To right to no be imprisoned without cause or charge

Habeas corpus

600

Neither Peter nor Catherine considered dismantling this traditional system of bonded labor in Russia

Serfdom

600

Galileo challenged this view of the cosmos

Geocentrism

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