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55 Cards in this Set

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absolute Monarch
kings/queens who held all power in their states
Divine Right
monarchs were chosen by God and answered only to God
Intendant
young guys that were tax collectors and were moved every couple of years to prevent becoming corrupt
Skepticism
the idea that nothing is certain
junkers
prussia land owners
boyars
russian land owners
Restoration
when charles ii came back to power, restoring monarchy's rule in england
Habeas Corpus
gave prisioners right to trail
Glorious Revolution
when james ii was overthrown and william and mary took power
cabient
keeps government from getting to a standstill
Charles V
was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1519-1556
Phillip II
inherited Spain, the Spainish Netherlands, and the American Colonies
Very catholic
declared bankruptcy 3 times
king of spain
Rambrandt van Rijn
greatest dutch painter
Henry IV (Navarre)
fist king of the Bourbon dynasty in France
convered to Catholicism to bring peace to the country
edict of nates= rights to the huguenots
Edict of Nantes
gave rights to the huguenots
Huegonots
French Protestants
cardinal richelieu
Louis XIII's cheif minister
basically ruled the country for next 29 years
limited political power of Huguenots(city walls)
weakened power of the nobility and increased power of middle class
involved France in 30 years war
cardinal mazarin
Louis XIV's chief minister from 1643 till 1661
increased taxes
strengthened the central government
Michel de Montaigne
helped develop the essay
Rene Descartes
helped develop the scientfic method
Louis XIV
power at age 4
excluded nobles from councils and increasing power of the intendants
sun king
supported the arts
Versailles
Jean Baptiste Colbert
believed in mercantilism
louie XIV's finance minister
tax breaks to local bussinesses
high tariffs
encouraged emigration to the colonies
Treaty of Nijmegen
ended war between france and dutch netherlands
War of Spainish Succession
charles II of spain did not have any heirs so he passed it on to Louis XIV's grandson phil of anjou, the other countries did not like it so they started a war
Treaty of Utrecht
ended the war of spainish succession and said that phil of anjou or any of his descenants could never inherit the thrown of france
30 years war
conflict over religion, territory, and power among european families
treaty of westphalia
ended 30 years war; weakens hapsburg states; france awarded german territory; ends religious wars in europe; introduced new peace negotiation process
Ferdinand II
ruler of prussia, started war of austrian succession
Gustavus Adolphus
great general of sweden
sided with protestants
Charles VI
ruler of austria
passed it on to daughter maria
pragmatic sanction
other european leaders signed it to recongize maria theresa as heir to austria
Frederick William
the great elector of Prussia
made shitfs to absolute monarchy to protect his lands
ferdinand ii
brother of Charles V
war of austrian succession
maria theresa stuck up for herslef but lost
prussia gained some land
treaty of Aix la Chapelle
ended war of austrian succession
Ivan IV (the terrible)
married ana
good till ana died hated boyars
oprichniki
ivan's police killed thousands of innocent people
time of trouble
when fyodor did not have an heir
Michael Romanov
ana's grandnephew
started romanov dynasty
recieved thrown after fyodor
peter I (the great)
one of russia's greatest reformers
grand embassy
goal of westernization
grand embassy
peter the great's trip to western europe to see their culture and to try to establish a sea port that is not frozen 9 out 12 months
james I
started sterwart dynasty in england
took over the crown after Lizzie I died
charles I
constant conflict with parliament over money
petition of right
he would not imprision subjucts without due cause
he would not levy taxes w/o parliament's approval
he would not house soldiers in private homes
he would not impose martial law in peacetime
english civil war
royalists vs. puritans-victory
excuted charles for treason
oliver cromwell
leader of the puritans
10 years
charles ii
took power after cormwell
called resortation
james ii
charles ii's son
parliment hated
asked will and mary to take over
william and mary
charles ii's oldest daughter and hubby
changes to constitutional monarchy
constitutional monarchy
parliment and king keep each other in balance
rulers of france
bourbons
rulers of austria
hapesburgs
rulers of prussia
Hohenzollern
rulers of Russia
Romanovs
rulers of England
stewarts