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Constitutionalism
Economic Changes
Military Conflicts
Cultural and Social Changes
100

Which city dominated European trade and finance in the early seventeenth century?

Amsterdam

100

 What did the English Bill of Rights state regarding regal authority without Parliament's consent?

It's illegal.

100

This economic theory seeks to establish a favorable balance of trade through more exports than imports.

Mercantilism

100

Which battle symbolized the final defeat of Ottoman expansion into central Europe?

1683 Siege of Vienna 

100

What shift in subject matter is reflected in Dutch paintings from 1605-1650?

A movement from biblical scenes to daily life

200

Who was Louis XIV’s finance minister known for his economic policies?

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

200

The system of intendants in France was designed primarily to do what?

Implement royal policies locally.

200

What led to the prosperity reflected in the paintings of Dutch artists during the seventeenth century?

Dutch financial innovation and overseas trade

200

What was a significant consequence of the War of the Spanish Succession?

Preventing France from upsetting the balance of power

200

This city was created by Peter the Great, and served as his "window to the west"

St. Petersburg

300

What best explains the economic decline of Spain during the seventeenth century?

Extension of the empire's commitments beyond its resources.

300

Which group exercised significant political influence in seventeenth-century Poland?

The Nobility.

300

What significant change occurred in the shipbuilding practices of the Dutch East India Company from the seventeenth to the eighteenth century?

An increase in larger ship categories.

300

The Peace of Utrecht resulted in what changes to Louis XIV's continental efforts?

Ended the efforts of Louis XIV to dominate continental politics.

300

What goals did merchants have in commissioning paintings during the Dutch Golden Age?

Demonstrating their wealth while upholding moral virtues.

400

This king of England, who also ruled Scotland, famously believed in the divine right of kings, clashing with Parliament and laying the groundwork for future conflicts during his son’s reign.

James I

400

 What characterized England during the period of 1688-1715?

A constitutional monarchy controlled by an aristocratic oligarchy.

400

What economic policy did Jean-Baptiste Colbert advocate for France?

Establishing detailed manufacturing codes to improve French export goods (mercantilist policies)

400

During which conflict did the Dutch revolts occur?

The Eighty Years' War (30 Years' War)

400

How did the Baroque style differ in Catholic countries compared to the Dutch Republic?

Emphasis on religious themes in Baroque art 

500

This leader sought to "Westernize" their nation in an attempt to keep up with the rapid innovations taking place in Western Europe.

Peter the Great

500

Which event is known for putting limits on the power of the English monarchy?

The Glorious Revolution

500

Which European nation by the early seventeenth century was the greatest commercial power?

The Netherlands

500

What was the primary outcome of the Great Northern War for Peter the Great?

Gaining access to the Baltic Sea 

500

Russian and Prussian monarchs both granted greater authority to nobles at the expense of this group on their quests to centralize.

Peasants (serfs)

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