English Monarchy
The Thirty Years war
French Monarchy
Russian Monarchy
absolutism and divine right
100

 What was the Great Council? 


the king raised taxes.

100

Who sent French support to the Protestant.

Cardinal Richelieu

100

Who was the first King of the Bourbon Dynasty?

Henry IV.

100

True or false. Was Ivan the Terrible was a liked king.

False.

100

When was the era of absolutism in Europe?

16th and 17th centuries.

200

What representatives made up the House of Lords?

noble families.


200

who was ruling during the Thirty year war

Ferdinand II



200

When did Louis XII rule?

1610-1643

200

Who was the driving force behind Russians rise to power?

Ivan the Great.

200

How did European monarchs interpret their divine power?

They felt that their power was unlimited.


300

 What actions did Charles I take to increase his power?


He raised taxes, and made changes to the church of england.

300

When did Ferdinand II start to rule.

1619

300

What religion did Henry IV convert to?

Catholicism.

300

What did Peter the Great gain full control of. 

Russian Orthodox Church.

300

According to Bossuet, what would happen if there was no absolute leader?

Everyone would go their own way.


400

What caused Britain to become bankrupt?

They had to pay the army that defeated him.

400

When did ferdinand II die.

1637

400

What did Louis XIV call himself?

The Sun King.

400

If men wanted to have a beard what did they have to do.

Pay the beard tax.

400

How did the Chinese interpret their divine power?


The Chinese thought their power was temporary 

500

what was king Charles found guilty for.

Treason.

500

What was the major reason why Germany did not become a unified state until the 1800s.

Long recovery from devastation.

500

What was the Edict of Nantes?

Promised that Protestants could live in peace in France.

500

What was Peter the greats biggest failure?

Reforms died with him.

500

How is European absolutist rule similar to Chinese dynastic rule?


They both claim the source of their authority or power was supernatural or heavenly.