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The Church of England returned to Protestantism
during the reign of this Tudor sister.
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The Treaty of Westphalia put an end to this war
and split the Holy Roman Empire into independent
states.
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King Philip II launched this sea attack in hopes
of starting a Catholic uprising within England.
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This nation emerged as the dominant European
power after the Thirty Years War.
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The name of the group of French Protestants
inspired by John Calvin that won the French Wars
of Religion.
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Louis XIV, like many other rulers, used this
theory to justify his use of absolute power.
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Feeling that he was the light and life of
everything in his kingdom, King Louis XIV worked
to build this myth.
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By providing luxurious lodging and lifestyle,
Louis XIV was able to gain power by distracting
these men from their political duties.
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Many future rulers would model their palaces
after Louis XIVs, an elaborate mansion built in
this city outside Paris.
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Louis took in and protected this exiled English
king, who was his cousin, after he abdicated his
throne fled during the Glorious Revolution
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Political theorists used this hypothetical
state of anarchy to reveal the purpose of
government.
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This English philosopher believed that without
government, life would be short, violent and
nasty
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Englishman John Locke believed people were born
with these types of rights.
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Political theory where people willingly give up
some freedom in exchange for order protection
from the government.
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Title of Hobbes book, also a word meaning sea
monster or anything of immense size or power.
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Elizabeth named James I, the king of this land,
to be her successor.
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Oliver Cromwell led this group in the English
civil war, then ironically became a military
dictator.
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Many members of this English religious sect left
for America after Charles I added more ritual to
the Anglican Church service.
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Parliaments claim that the King must share power
was based on this document, which was at that
time over 400 years old
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These rulers could not take the throne until they
agreed to sign the English Bill of Rights.
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A political system where a ruler hold complete
authority over his or her subjects
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To be combative, or willing to fight
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A republic, or a form of representative democracy
similar to that of the ancient Romans
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Rising prices, or when the value of currency
decreases
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An artistic style of the seventeenth century
characterized by complex forms, bold
ornamentation, and contrasting elements.
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Nickname given to the land between the Tigris and
Euphrates rivers.
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According to this economic theory, a nations
power was based on that nations supply of gold
and silver.
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The shift from mining to agriculture in the New
World lead to the creation of these large farms.
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Name of Machiavellis work that stated that a
good prince must be able to do both good and evil
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Humanists emphasized this ability of individuals
to make decisions about their lives
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PETER THE GREAT
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Peter the Great hoped that by building this city
Russia would be able to compete with and learn
from Western Europe.