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When did Charles II rule?
1660-1685
What was Charles II reputation?
-partied
-had many mistresses
What were Charles II father and grandfather like?
Father- wanted too much power

Grandfather- partied a lot
Who founded the Royal Society?
Charles II
When was the Royal Society found?
1662
What was the Royal Society?
A group of brilliant minds that came together
Who was Catherine Braganza?
Charles II's wife
When did Charles II marry Catherine Braganza?
1662
Where was Catherine Braganza from?
Portugal
What did Catherine Braganza give Britain?
She gave Britain the first piece of India because she was from Portugal

(Portugal liked to explore and was one of the first countries to explore the east)
What did Titus Oates do?
-He went to a local police station

-Claimed to be apart of a secret Catholic group

-Group was trying to overthrow the King

-Trying to replace Charles II with his brother

THIS WAS CALLED THE POPISH PLOT
What was the Exclusion Bill?
It excluded James II, Charles II brother, from becoming king.
When did the Exclusion Bill take place?
1681
When did the Popish Plot take place?
1679
James II became king in ______
1685
James II became king due to his __________ _________.
Protestant daughters
Louis XIV began ruling at the age of 5. What years did he rule for?
From 1643-1715
What was Fronde?
A civil war
What was Fronde based on?
The fact that the Louis XIV was only 5 and that his father died.
What country did Louis XIV rule?
France
Parlement is for what country? Is it still around?
ParlEment is for France.

It no long exists thanks to Louis XIV who eliminated it.
Parliament is for what country? is it still around?
ParlIAment is for England.

It is still around.
What did Jean-Baptist Colbert do?
He was able to cut the tax in France.
Who was Moliere?
Famous play writer

Famous play he wrote was Tartuffe
Who stayed in Versailles?
Louis XIV
Why did Louis XIV want Versailles to be his palace?
He wanted to stay away from the gross French people.
What did Louis XIV make the nobles do?
He made them live in the palace
Although big and grand, Versailles did not have _______ and ________.
Heat and Bathrooms
The 4 Wars took place between what two dates?
1667-1713
Describe the 4 Wars.
-Fought 4 wars

-First 2 were against the Dutch
When did the Grand Alliance take place?
1688-1697
The Spanish Succession took place in 1701-1713. Why did this happen?
-Louis XIV wanted to rule Spain

-King in Spain was about to die. Louis XIV took advantage of the situation
Who was John Churchill?
. Louis XIV enemy

. Duke of Marlbourough
Who was Philip V?
Becomes the King in Spain
Edict of Nautes was issued by who?
The King of France
What did the Edict of Nautes state?
King said he didn't care what religion you were, just as long as you believed in a religion of Christianity.
When was the Edict of Nautes revoked and by who?
1685 by King Louis XIV
What nationality was Peter the Great?
Russian
When did Peter the Great rule Russia?
1682-1725
After Peter the Great's father died, who ruled?
His mother ruled for the time being
Peter the Great was excited about being Czar, but what was he not so excited about?
He had to share the throne with his half brother.
Peter the Great becomes Czar in what year?
1689
Who does Peter the Great kick out of the high power?
His sister
What does Peter the Great do in 1697?
-Decides to go on a European tour

-Goes to Amsterdam in disguise to learn about shipyards and how to work in one

-Went to England. Treated very well because he was Czar.
Why does Peter the Great decide to go on a European tour in 1697?
He feels Russia is very behind and wants to see how the rest of the world is living.
Peter the Great introduces __________ to Russia in 1699.
The Julian calendar
What is the city Peter the Great moves the capital of Russia to?
Saint Petersburg
Why is the capital of Russia moved to Saint Petersburg?
Because it is a port city
What year does Peter the Great give his nobles further education?
1714
In 1721, Peter the Great reforms the _________
Church
What events happen in 1722 for Peter the Great?
1. His nobles do not want to become westernized

2. Peter the Great creates the Table of Rank
Peter the Great created the Table of Rank in 1722. What was this?
Within nobility, if you are smart, the Czar will have a job for you.

Also, it gives people motivation rather than just hoping they are next in the blood line.