England
Russia
France
Netherlands
Prussia & Austria
100

Name the 1688 event that replaced James II

Glorious Revolution

100

Which dynasty began ruling Russia in 1613?

Romanov

100

Finish Louis XIV’s motto: “one king, one law, one ___.”

Faith

100

What was the type of government of the United Provinces?

Republic

100

What Dynasty ruled Austria?

Hapsburgs

200

Who led the New Model Army and ruled as Lord Protector?

Oliver Cromwell

200

Who Westernized Russia and built its navy?

Peter the Great

200

Who was Louis XIV’s finance minister?

Jean-Baptiste Colbert

200

Name two foundations of Dutch Golden Age prosperity.

Trade/finance, religious toleration, urbanization (any two)

200

What Dynasty established a monarchy in Prussia?

Hollenzollern

300

What 1628 document limited the king’s ability to tax and quarter soldiers?

Petition of Right

300

Name three of Peter’s reform goals.

Examples: control boyars/streltsy, secularize church, reorganize the administration, grow the economy, build the army/navy

300

What religious agreement did Louis revoke?

Edict of Nantes

300

How did the Dutch capital system affect Europe?

Trade/finance, religious toleration, urbanization (any two)

300

Who was the “Great Elector?”

Frederick William (the Great Elector)

400

One political effect of the Glorious Revolution?

Increased parliamentary authority/limited monarchy (Bill of Rights)

400

One action Peter used to control the boyars or streltsy.

Created the "Table of Ranks" system

400

One way that Versailles strengthened absolutism.

Versailles kept nobles dependent on royal patronage and/or helped centralize government

400

Role of religious toleration in Dutch growth?

Attracted merchants and skills, boosting commerce

400

Which ruler expanded the army before 1740?

Frederick William I

500

Two ways Puritanism challenged the Stuarts.

Opposed episcopacy (high Church); pushed for parliamentary limits; sparked the Civil War.

500

How did Peter’s reforms shift Russia’s role in Europe?

Made Russia a major military power, expanded Baltic influence, and integrated into European diplomacy.

500

What rebellion impacted Louis in his youth?

The Fronde (encouraged by his nobles)

500

Main reasons for Dutch decline after the Golden Age?

Military competition, English/French rivals, political fragmentation, trade loss.

500

What was the Pragmatic Sanction?

The law (by Charles VI) established a direct line of inheritance, which gave the crown to his daughter, Maria Theresa.