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30 Years War Absolutism Western Europe Absolutism Limited Monarchy Republics European Culture
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30 Years War 100

• What event sparked the 30 years war?

a rebellion of Protestant nobles against the
Catholic ruler Ferdinand in Bohemia.
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30 Years War 200

• What allowed the German states
• to determine their religion?

Peace of Westphalia of 1648
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30 Years War 300

• What country became dominant in
• Europe after the 30 years wars?

France
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30 Years War 400

• The 30 years war led to the destruction of what
  country?

Germany
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30 Years War 500

• What was the result of Cardinal Richelieus
• foreign policy?

An increase in debt
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Absolutism Western Europe100

• The military revolution, or changes in the
  science and practice of warfare between 1550 and
  1650, saw armies

change from mercenaries to conscripts for
manpower.
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Absolutism Western Europe200

• Jacques Boussuets Politics Drawn from the Very
  Words of Holy Scripture

was the fundamental statement of
seventeenth-century divine right monarchy.
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Absolutism Western Europe300

• Ultimate authority rests solely in the hands of a
  king who rules by divine right

Absolutism
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Absolutism Western Europe400

• Cardinal Richelieu was most successful in

strengthening the central role of the monarchy
in domestic and foreign policy.
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Absolutism Western Europe500

• The costly palace built by Louis XIV, that became
  the envy of all European monarchs, was

Versailles.
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Absolutism 100

• Russian society in the seventeenth century

was characterized by a highly oppressive system
of serfdom
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Absolutism 200

• The Austrian Empire in the seventeenth century

lost a German empire, but gained one in eastern
and southeastern Europe.
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Absolutism 300

• After 1648, the Holy Roman Empire

was not really and empire at all but rather a
loose association of 300 German states.
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Absolutism 400

• Who had a program of Europeanization that was
  predominantly technical and aimed at modernizing
  the military.

Peter the Great of Russia
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Absolutism 500

• What was the primary goal of Peter the Greats
  foreign policy?

opening of a port easily accessible to Europe
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Limited Monarchy Republics 100

• What country was the sleeping giant of Eastern
  Europe?

The Ottoman Empire
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Limited Monarchy Republics 200

• How did James I of England alienate most of the
  members of Parliament?

insisting on his right to govern through Divine
Right
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Limited Monarchy Republics300

• What maintained that the King could pass no new
  tax without the consent of Parliament.

The Petition of Right (1628)
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Limited Monarchy Republics 400

• What was the significance of theGlorious
  Revolution (1688) in England?

bloodlessly deposing James II in favor of William
of Orange
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Limited Monarchy Republics 500

• What was the significance of the English Bill of
  Rights?

It laid the foundation for a constitutional
monarchy
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European Culture100

• What period of art attempted to blend the
  feelings of the religious reformations with
  Renaissance art

Baroque art
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European Culture200

• Which artist represented the
• Mannerism movement?

El Greco
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European Culture300

• Baroque art was superseded by which of the
  following artistic style?

French Classicism
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European Culture400

• Who was known as the one great Protestant painter
  of the seventeenth century?

Rembrandt van Rijn
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European Culture500

• Who is the first female painter admitted to the
  Guild of St. Luke in Haarlem and who painted
  scenes of everyday life?

Judith Leyster
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