Absolutism in France
Spain & Absolutism
European Monarchs
Absolutism in Russia
British Parliament
100

This ruler claims "I am the state!" and seen as France's most powerful ruler.

King Louis XIV

100

Part of Spanish empire that had revolted and gain independence after conflicts on religious differences

Dutch (Netherlands)

100

The notion of divine right is used to support this concept.

Absolute rule

100

The ruling family of Russia during the Age of Absolutism

Romanov

100

A form of government in which laws limit a ruler's power.

Constitutional monarchy?

200

The religious wars in France were against these two groups.

The Huguenots and Catholics

200

Giant fleet of warship thought to be invincible

Spanish Armada

200

This country came to power with the use of strong military

Prussia

200

This man blamed the boyars for the death of his wife and killed off many of them

Ivan the Terrible

200

This king was charged with treason after ignoring the Petition of Rights  and sparking the English Civil War

Charles I

300

Symbol of royal power during Louis XIV reign

Palace of Versailles ?

300

This King believed it was his duty to defend Catholicism from the Muslim Ottoman Empire.

Philipp II

300

He invaded Silesia, one of the richest province of Austria

Frederick the Great

300

This man westernized Russia during the late 1600s and early 1700s

Peter the Great

300

This man abolished the monarchy and the house of lords in England. He would end up ruling as a dictator.

Oliver Cromwell

400

This was a declaration of religious tolerance by Henry of Navarre

Edict of Nantes

400

Two reasons why Spanish Empire began to weaken

1. Increase in population

2. Inflation

3. More import than export

400

This European monarch took the throne after her father convinced other monarchs to recognize her as his heir.

Who is Maria Theresa

400

Ruler who expanded Russian territory, including Crimea and parts of Poland

Catherine the Great

400

These rulers were invited by parliament during the Glorious Revolution and began a tradition of a Constitutional Monarchy.

William and Mary?

500

Louis XIV's finance minister

Jean Baptiste Colbert?

500

Book written by Miguel de Cervantes and considered to be the birth of modern European novel

Don Quixote dela Mancha

500

This war was fought over lands that belonged to Maria Theresa.

What is the War of Austrian Succession

500

This city was seen as a window to Europe. Its establishment made it easier to travel west.

St. Petersburg

500

The 4 principles of this document are as follows: Limited government, Rule of Law, Consent of the Governed, and Rights of the individual.

 English Bill of Rights