What is the name of this empire made of many small kingdoms?
The Holy Roman Empire
Louis XIV
France
What two religious groups were the most common in Europe and were often at war with each other?
Catholics and Protestants
Absolute Monarchy
A monarchy where the king has all of the power.
What did the English Bill of Rights do?
It limited the power of the King and established the parliament as a more powerful entity in England.
Who ruled over the Papal States in Italy?

The Pope
James I
Charles I
Oliver Cromwell
England and Scotland
The Ottoman Empire mostly consisted of this Religion.
Devine Right
A king was in charge because God said so.
Name one of the early types of Protestantism.
Anglican
Calvinism
Lutheranism
Presbyterianism
What kingdom is in yellow with the red outline?
England
Phillip II
(Also, what language to Filipinos speak?)
Spain
Where does the Pope live?
Vatican City
Versailles
The French Monarch's Palace
Who were the Huguenots?
Protestants in France
What kingdom is in pink?

Kingdom of France
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Romanov Dynasty
Russia
Spain was a Catholic country, but it was often ruled by the Moors who were...
Muslim
The 7 Years War was a major war between many European kingdoms, but it mostly affected...
The American Colonies
Peter the Great tried to "westernize" Russia. Name a way in which he did this.
He banned traditional clothing and had them wear European-like clothes.
He introduced potatoes as a staple food.
He started a newspaper.
Established schools.
Raised the status of women.
What kingdom is in purple?

Ottoman Empire
Name the country that each dynasty ruled.
Stuart
Romanov
Hapsburg
Bourbon
Stuart - Scotland and England
Romanov - Russia
Hapsburg - Spain and Austria
Bourbon - France
When Henry V decided that England would be protestant, what was the only real difference between Anglicanism and Catholicism?
Henry V was the leader of the church instead of the Pope.
Czar and Kaiser are both names for Russian and German kings, respectfully. Where do these words come from?
Caesar
What was the Glorious Revolution?
The Catholic King James II was overthrown by his Protestant daughter Mary and her husband, William of Orange.