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63 Cards in this Set
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roundheads
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parliment fighters
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the restoration
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son of cromwell dethroned
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pride's purge
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colonel pride: soldiers went into Hall of Commons. Killed all who didn't want Cromwell dead
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CharlesII
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after interregnum. lived in the restoration.
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cavaliers
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king's fighters
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james II
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duke of york. brother of charles II. King as C.II dies
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triennial act
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parliment called every 3 years
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long parliment
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met for 2 years. called by CI
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william and mary
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non-catholic.
Queen and King |
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war of spanish succession
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claim for spain. spain and france
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sycophants
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people who suck up to people in power
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oliver cromwell
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parlimentarian. puritan. trained roundheads. lord protector of common wealth
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shipmoney case
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non-sea counties had to pay for upkeep of navy
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the fronde
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anger at centralization. civil war
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constitutional monarchy
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king rules with consent of nobility
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divine right
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king grantedright to rule by god
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thomas hobbes
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secular absolutist
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asiento
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right for brits to trade in s. africa
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john locke
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defender of glorious revolution
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estates general
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meet to raise protestants
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huguenots
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french calvanists
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versailles
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french party town under louis XIV
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puritan
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calvanists- reform catholic church
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power of the purse
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that which controlls the money. parliment
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edict of nantes
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civil unity by henry IV. gave huguenots rights in catholic france
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interregnum
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period between kings
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the rump
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parliment that wanted charles I dead
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intendants
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mid. class in charge of generality
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mercantilism
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selling more than buying
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archbishop laud
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canterbury. appointed because for religious uniformity dismesses unloyal clergy
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anglican
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halfway between calvanism and catholics
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decentralization
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colony of seperate rulers
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James I
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scottish king after Elizabeth I
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bullionism
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keeping more money in country
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glorious revolution
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william and mary on throne. peaceful time
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charles I
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son of James I
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colbert
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founder of mercantillism minister under Louis XIV
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gravitation
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pull between objects and earth
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progress
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improvement
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ecraser l'infame
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crush the infamous
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checks and balance
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spreads out govs. power
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jean-jaques rousseau
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told of goodness of men. told to live simply
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montesquieu
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seperation of gov. powers. spirit of law
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rational universe
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all things can be proven
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skepticism
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doubt in power of church
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revelation
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an understanding
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laws of nature
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laws that all ofnature abides by.
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wars of religion
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30 years war.
lutherans/catholics calvanists/catholics |
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natural rights/natural law
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that one has claim to by nature
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jean calas
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tried for murder of son. found guilty
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empiricism
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believe what see
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voltaire
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author playwright. liked freedom of speech
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diderot
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wrote an encyclopedia promoting the advancement of science
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social contract
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give up liberties for safetly and protection
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copernicus
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geocentric vs. heliocentric
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geocentric
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earth centered universe
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heliocentric
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suncentered
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isaac newton
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proved gravity
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kepler
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mathematician.
elliticals |
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galileo
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professor. denied aristotles falling bodies theory
proved copernicus |
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induction
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specific info--general
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deduction
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inference
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descartes
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dualism:
physical world and thinking |
