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I was a monarch of France who gave religious freedom to the Huguenots through the edict of Nantes

Henry IV (Catholic Monarch)

I wrote the prince during the renaissance arguing that princes should use power to maintain control and order ( the ends justify the means)

Machiavelli

I was the first to profess "justification by faith alone"

Martin Luther

During the northern renaissance, I wrote In Praise of Folly which was criticized the catholic church

Erasmus --> religious reformer before Luther

1st to develop the theory of predestination

John Calvin

purchasing of several church offices

Simony



government where church rules and controls the state

Theocracy

I was the king of Spain and the defender Catholicism during the protestant reformation. I formed a vast army to defeat the French armada, however it failed.

Philip II


"I know I have the body of a week and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and a king of England too"

Elizabeth I

I was a monk who documented Spanish atrocities against Native Americans. My book and protests to the king of Spain helped end Native Slavery

Las Cascas

This term reflects the exchange of goods, diseases, and people between the Old and New world during the Age of Exploration

Columbian exchange

Tho ottoman Empire conquered this Byzantine city in 1453

Constantinople (Istanbul)

Present day location of the Mughal Empire

India--> Introduced to Islam

Has the most military power in Japanese feudalism

Shogun

Political theory where the people agree to form a certain government in which the government respects their natural laws

Social Contract

During the 17th century, this country was the most powerful, wealthy, and populous empire in Europe

France

This country fought a civil was with between its monarch and Parliament

England

God chose the ruler who was considered to be a direct representative and symbol of Him

Devine Right of Kings

i westernized Russia with new reforms and was also its absolute monarch

peter the great

I used a telescope to support the heliocentric theory and because of my beliefs i was put on trial by the catholic church during the scientific revolution

Galileo

during the restoration period, Parliament put me back on the throne as King of England

Charles II

I wrote the book Leviathan advocating a strong monarchy because I thought humanity could never be peaceful in a state nature

Thomas Hobes

I was an enlightened thinker who proposed separation of church and state and religious freedom/toleration

Voltaire

the thinkers of the enlightenment, who generally believed in religious toleration, natural rights, and equality

Philosophes

I was an enlightened thinker who wrote Two Treatises on Government and believed in "life, liberty, and property" for all people

John Locke

I ruled France for 72 years, served as a model for absolutism, and believed that "L'etat c'est moi"(I am the State)

Louis XIV

Russian peasantry who were in essential slavery until the late 19th century

Serfdom



earth is at the center of the universe and the planets rotate around it (Ptolemy's Theory)

Geocentric Theory

Separation of powers found in the United States Constitution comes from the writings of this Enlightenment thinker

Montesquieu

This type of government has a king as its ruler, a representative legislative body that makes the laws, and an actual document that limits the kings's powers

Constitutional Monarchy