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Absolutism

Everything we have covered since last Monday Sept 27th. Absolutism, divine right, etc

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known as the Sun KingLouis XIV
Prussia's land owning nobilityJunkers
Why did the 30 years war begin?fear of calvinism, Ferdinand closing Protestant Churches in Bohemia
Ruler that believed that a ruler shoud be as if a father to his peopleFrederick the Great
Last name of the Prussians who ruled during the 17th and 18th centuriesHohenzollerns
Last name/dynasty that ruled Austria during the 18th centuryHapsburgs
name of the treaty that ended the 30 year warWestphalia
Female ruler of Austria from 1740-1780Maria Theresa
Reason why the war of Austrian Succession was foughtPrussians wanted Silesia, thought they could take it easily from Austria because Maria was a woman
Name of the countries that fought against each other in the seven years warAustria, France and Austria vs. PRussia and Great Britain
What steps did the Hohenzollerns and Hapsburgs take to gain powerbuild strong armies, tax nobility, absolute monarchy
what were some of Frederick the greats accomplishments?Won silesia from Austria, brilliant military mind, did not lose land in 7 years war
Why were the Junkers okay with being taxed?Because Frederick William I allowed them to become army officers
kings believed their power was given to them by Goddivine right
Where kings/queens rule their domain/country with no check on their powerabsolutism
How Kings gained wealthtaxation,seizing terriorties in Americas, expanding world trade
Palace that Louis XIV built to show his absolute powerVersailles
King of Spain who married Mary I of EnglandPhillip II
Persecuted Protestants and burned many at the stakeMary I, known as bloody Mary
Henry VIII son who died at age 15Edward VI
First of the Stuart MonarchsJames I
Came to power through warface in the English Civil warOliver Cromwell
beheaded for treason against parliamentCharles I
Took over the throne after the "glorious revolution"William and Mary
Those people who stayed loyal to CharlesRoyalists/cavaliers
Event in which a king was overthrown in which no blood was spilt.Glorious revolution
When people are arrested they are aware of why they are arrestedHabeas Corpus
Laws that limit the power of the rulerConstutional Monarchy
Leader of the English cabinetPrime minister
The name of the Prussian who began the rise of hohenzollern kingsFrederick the great elector (the grandpa)
Was the English King who broke away from the Catholic church (he was a Tudor)Henry VIII
reason why the English Civil war beganCharles I tried to have absolute power of England/tried to dissolve parliament
This ruler stated: "A ruler should be as if a father to his people"Frederick the Great
Note a reason why Central European kings were weaknobles did not allow for the strong development of kings
note one difference between Central Europe economics and western europeanWestern had capitalism, central had serfs and poor citizens. Peasants could not live in towns in Central Europe. Western Europe many people lived in cities.
puritan soldiers who fought for parliament against Charles Irounders
This leader said " I am the State"Louis XIV
only son of Henry VIII and ruler of england for 5 yearsCharles VI
English queen known as the "virgin queen", the tudor line died with herElizabeth I
Russian leader who attempted to "westernize Russia"Peter the Great


Modern World History and AP Government Instructor
OSWEGO HIGH SCHOOL

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