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49 Cards in this Set
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declaration of indulgence
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reissued by James II and it granted freedom of worship to Catholics in England
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ship money
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was a tax that all countries were required to pay in order to outfit ships
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charles I
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was the first king in European history to be executed by his own people
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gallican church
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was the name given to the French Catholic church
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James I
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was the first of the stuart kings
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whigs
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were middle class and puritans who favored parliament and religious toleration over Charles II
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edit of fountain blue
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officially revoked edict of nantes
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pacifists
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were religious individuals who did not believe in fighting
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Charles II
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English king known as merry monarch
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levellers
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were radical religious revolutionaries who sought political and social reforms after the English civil wars
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merchant marine
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colberts most important accomplishment
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tories
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were nobles, gentry, and Anglicans who supported Charles II over parliament
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Spanish slave trade
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asienta
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French population during Louis XIV rein
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17,000,000
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religous group in England who believed in an inner light
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quakers
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turning point in war of Spanish succession
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battle of Blenheim
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french civil wars 1648 1653
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fronde
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Henry IV finance minister
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duke of sully
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glorious revolution
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1688
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French king revoked edict of Nantes
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Louis XIV
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term used to characterize art of louis XIV rein
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french classicism
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wanted to purify anglican church of Roman Catholic tradition
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Puritans
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book written by Thomas Hobbes
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leviathan
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Catholics with some Calvinist ideas
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jansenists
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ruling family of England for most 17th century
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Stuart's
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end of Spain as a great power ended French/ Spanish wars
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treaty of piraneis
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Denied parliaments authority rejected private ownership of land after English civil war
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diggers
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grandest palace of Europe
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Versailles
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results from Cromwells invasion if ireland
2/3 Catholics land given too protestant English colonists |
act of settlement
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French forced work
required 1 month free work from peasants |
corvee
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Public roads
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sought to drive out all Puritans
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clarendon code
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1673
excluded those unwilling to receive sacrament of church of England from voting holding office preaching teaching attending universities or assembling meetings |
test act
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final battle of English civil war
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bake of nasby
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glorious revolution
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bloodless rev
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new model army removing all non puritans and Presbyterians from English parking
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prides purge
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right to worship protestant non conformist ( quaker puritans) could not hold office
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toleration act 1689
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middle class
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bourgeoisie
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banking commercial center of Europe 17th century
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Amsterdam
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most powerful leader in the world 16th century
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sulieman the magnificent
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turkish
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officially united England and Scotland ţo great Britain
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act of union 1707
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form of art that showed emotion and exuberance
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baroque
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Portuguese odd shaped pearl
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leader of protectorate
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oliver Cromwell
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3 days unpaid labor forced on serfs
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robot
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migiel de cervantes
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Don Quixote
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louis XIV
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Sun king
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louis XIV general of finances
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jean Colbert
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30 years war
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1618-1648
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limitation of government by law
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constitutionalism
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greatest mercantile nation of 17th century
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Netherlands
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