Chapter 4: Age of Absolutism Flashcards

1
Q

Where was King Charles V King of

A

Spain and was the Holy Roman Emporer

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2
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When Charles V abdicated the throne, who did he leave Spain to

A

His brother, Phillip

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3
Q

What did Phillip ll reign as

A

An absolute monarch with a divine right to rule

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4
Q

Who defeated the Ottomans at the Battle of Lepanto

A

Catholic Spain and Italy

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5
Q

Who declared independence

A

Dutch protestants

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6
Q

Who plundered Spanish treasure ships from the America

A

Sir Francis Drake, “Sea Dog”

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7
Q

In 1588 Phillip sent a fleet to invade where and lost

A

England

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8
Q

Which fleets surpassed Spanish power

A

Dutch, English, and French

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9
Q

Who painted religious images and noble portraits

A

El Greco

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10
Q

Who wrote Europe’s first modern novel, Don Quixote

A

Miguel de Cervantes

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11
Q

What is a Huguenot

A

A french protestant

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12
Q

What happened on St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

A

Thousands of Huguenots were killed

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13
Q

What granted religious freedom to protestants

A

The Edict of Nantes

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14
Q

What Chief minister destroyed the power of the Huguenots and nobles

A

Louis Xlll

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15
Q

Who is known as the sun king

A

Louis XlV

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16
Q

Who resolved to take complete control of the government himself

A

Louis XlV

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17
Q

Who appointed the middle class to government jobs

A

Louis XlV

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18
Q

Who imposed mercantilist policies to make France the wealthiest state in Europe

A

Jean Baptiste - Colbert

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19
Q

Versailles

A

symbol of royal power

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20
Q

Who competed for the honor of participating in the levee (rising)

A

Noblemen

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21
Q

Who frequently turned to support from parliament

A

Henry Vlll

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22
Q

Who consulted and controlled parliament

A

Elizabeth l

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23
Q

Who/what did James l clash with

A

Parliament and Puritans

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24
Q

Who signed the Petition of Rights, but then dissolved the Parliament

A

Charles l

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25
Q

Who executed Charles l chief ministers

A

Parliament

26
Q

Who ordered troops to arrest radical leaders in the House of Commons

A

Charles l

27
Q

Who’s roundhead forces defeated the royal Cavalier’s troops

A

Oliver Cromwell

28
Q

Who sentenced Charles l to be executed, proclaiming that no ruler can ignore the law

A

Parliament

29
Q

Who called for representation for the poor and women

A

The Levellers

30
Q

Who took the title of Lord Protector and ruled as a dictator

A

Cromwell

31
Q

What was the Puritan’s goal

A

To root out godlessness

32
Q

What did puritan encourage

A

Education to spread religious knowledge

33
Q

Who did the new parliament invite to return to England and restore the monarchy

A

Charles ll

34
Q

Who practiced catholicism openly

A

James ll

35
Q

Who was replaced in a bloodless overthrow, known as the Glorius Revolution

A

James ll

36
Q

Who accepted the superiority of Parliament, habeas corpus, and trial by jury

A

William and Mary

37
Q

Who presided over the cabinet

A

The prime minister

38
Q

Who depleted the national treasury by engaging in foreign wars

A

Louis

39
Q

Who revoked the Edict of Nantes

A

Louis

40
Q

Who were believed to be the natural ruling class

A

Landowners

41
Q

Who were the tutors

A

Henry Vlll
Edward Vl
Elizabeth l

42
Q

Who adopted a policy of Westernization to incorporate Western ideas, technology, and culture into Russia

A

Peter the Great

43
Q

Who ruled as an autocrat

A

Peter the Great

44
Q

Who became the head of the Russian Orthodox church

A

Peter the Great

45
Q

Who forced the boyars to serve the state

A

Peter the Great

46
Q

Who retained serfs on their land

A

Nobles

47
Q

Who adopted mercantilist policies and executed those who resisted

A

Peter the Great

48
Q

What became the new capital on land won from Sweden

A

St. Petersburg

49
Q

Who sent explorers across the Bering Straight

A

Peter the Great

50
Q

Who embraced Western ideas, but conditions for serfs grew worse

A

Cathrine the Great

51
Q

Who won a warm-water port from the Ottoman Empire

A

Russia

52
Q

What was partitioned between Russia, Prussia, and Austria

A

Poland

53
Q

Who defeated the Bohemians

A

The Holy Roman Emperor, Ferdinand l

54
Q

Who destroyed villages and crops, leading to depopulation

A

Mercenaries

55
Q

Who accepted total independence of all princes

A

The Hapsburgs

56
Q

Who could not force Fredrick ll out of Silesia, but she reorganized bureaucracy and tax collection

A

Maria Thersa

57
Q

Who gained the loyalty of Junkers

A

Fredrick William l

58
Q

Who sparked the War of Austrian Succession

A

Fredrick the Great

59
Q

Who fought for control of German states

A

Prussia and Austria

60
Q

Britain and France competed for what

A

Oversea Empires