Final Exam Flashcards

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Ivan the Great

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was the GRAND PRINCE OF ALL OF RUS. aka IVAN II. Helped expand russia and defeat the Golden Horde. laid foundations for russian state, succeeded by grandson IVAN TRERRIBLE.

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Philip of Anjou

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-Was the grandson of Louis XIV, grandNEPHEW of CHARLES II of Spain, and was named to be the inheritor of the Spanish empire upon charles death. this pissed people off…..Louis XIV saw this as an opportunity to further expand his empire but other Euro nations saw this as an upset to the balance of power. led to the war of Spanish Succession and eventually to the signing of the TREATY OF ULTRECHT.

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The War of Devolution

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The Boyars

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-Were russian aristocracy dating back to medieval russia. helped form policy with russian princes and later, tsars. they lost power when peter came about and made nobility status attainable throught STATE SERVICE AND MERIT.

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Edict of Nantes

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-was the treaty signed by Henry IV that allowed religious freedoms for French Calvinists (huguenots). though the state would remain largely catholic, it was designed to allow freedom of conscience and would allow for protestants to remain in positions of bureaucracy and suc.

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Henry Duke of Guise

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-eader of the Catholic League. Fought alongside Spanish and Henry III to prevent Henry of Navarre from gaining access to French throne. Was assassinated by Henry III’s bodyguards:

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cardinal MaZARIN

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-successor of Richeliou and a heavy favorite of Queen Anne of Austria (possibly romantic), after the death of Louis XIII, he helped to try and stabalize a shooken French country. he was also known for brokering peace between france and spain.

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Streltzy

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-Were russian noble guardsmen. Established by Ivan the Terrible, but was violently suppressed during the reign of Peter the Great

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Affair of the Poisons

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-was a major scandal during the reign of Louis XIV in which 36 people were executed and many more were charged with witchcraft and attempts to poison. aristocrats mostly accused and started with brinvilliers and a broad that Louis was banging MONTESPAN,.

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The Nine Years War

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  • was the conflict waged by Frances XIV to further expand territory and power particularly in Spanish Netherlands but was countered by a joint alliance of Spanish, Dutch, and English.
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Ivan V

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-Was Alexis son and next in line to tsardom, however suffered significant physical and mental disabilities that prevented him from rulership. shared with Peter his half brother. Butt his sister Sophia was regent while he was young.

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Henry IV (of Navarre)

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-First from the house of Bourbon. Was in succession to the throne upon marriage to King Charles IX’s sister Margaret. Was the leader of the Huguenots. Later would convert to Catholicism to appease the people of France.

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Czar Alexis

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-was the second of romanov tsars following his father Michael. he significantly expanded TO KIEV and modernized the russian state. was the father of peter and feodor III and IVAN V and sophia, and husband to natalya. aLSO OVERSAW RUSSIAN SCHISM.

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Venality

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-was the process, as established by Duke of Sully under Henry IV, of selling titles of nobility to common folks. these were positions in court, army, and bureaucracy and hgelped bring revenue to monarchy.

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Politiques

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were religious moderates in french history who saw the issues of the state to be more important than religion itself. notable politiques include Henry III and Elizabeth I of england.

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Comtesse de Brinvilliers

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-affair of the poisons lady (not louis’)

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The Great Northern War

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-was Peters war with Swedish empire to test the power of Swedes. Effective win by russia. it was a joint effort by denmark norway and poland and russain. ended with the SIFGNING OF TREATY OF NYSTAD,

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intendants

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-were government servants developed under Cardinal Richelieu who helped to extrtact resources and taxes from different provinces. designed to achieve administrative unification and centralization for the french monarchy,.

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Edict of Fountainbleu

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-Effectively overtook the edict of nantes. was made by Louis XIV and his catholic inLouis XIV basically overturned and through away the Edict of Nantes (treaty by Henry IV which granted freedoms to Huguenots), ordering the destruction of protestant churches, closing of protestant schools , and the removal of protestant clergy. Catholicism to be required by all peoples. fluencers;

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The Time of Troubles

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-Was a period in russian history following the death of FEODOR IVANOVICH (the end of the ruryk dynasty) and the beginning of the Romanovs. mass starvation. 15 years of troubles.

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Princess Sophia

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-was the daughter of TSAR ALEXIS, sister to ivan v and half sister to peter great. assumed regency following Natalya and conceded to co-rulership of her brothers.

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The Romanov Dynasty

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Jean Baptiste Colbert

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creatures

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-was the term used by Cardinal Richelieu to describe his loyal members of the court that were both loyal to him and rthe king and would inform him of any potential treason

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Henry III

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  • Son of Catherine de Medicci. Assumed rule as King of France following the death of his brother Charles IX. Participated in the war of the 3 henrys for reign over France.
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Jean Bart

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-french NAVAL commander under louis XIV

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Prince Alexis

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-was son of Peter the Great who did not agree with everything peter wanted and was suspected of treason. was sentenced to death but died of stress before that could happen.

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Bishop Bossuet

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-Was a theologian and orator of the Catholic faith that worked tirelessly to convert protestants to catholicism. WAS HELPFUL IN ESTABLISHING THE IDEA OF DIVINE RIGHT FOR KING LOUIS XIV.

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Anne of Austria

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From Spanish habsburg, married Louis XIII. was a confluict of interest that her brother was king of spain and her husband was waging a war against him. sdid not trust richelieu at al;l and vice versa. she was temp regent after death of rich and louis xiii and worked closely with mazarin. she died of breast cancer

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Draggonades

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-WERE THOSE That were tasked with rooting out protestants in france after the revoking of the edict of nantes under direction of Louis XIV. they were to convert people or send them out of country. also destroyed churches, schools and clergy.

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Marshal Vauban

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-the fortification guy! he was a good militarty leader under the King Louis XIV during war of spanish succession and nine years war.

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Louis XIII

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-Son of Henry IV and Marie de Medici. responsible for introducing much in the form of culture, arts, and education to France and relied heavily upon the intelligence of Cardinal Richelieu. Married Anne of Austria, didnt like her very much but got an heir from her later in the marriage: Louis XIV.

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Michel Le Tellier aka….

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Marquis de louvois was made chancellor under Louis XIV which allowed huim to reform the army to make sure that Louis was absolute ruler. Also despised Protestentism and helped Louis to revoke the Edict of Nantes.

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War of Spanish Succession

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-was a war brought about by the dying of Charles II, spanish King. He had no direct descendents and while dying had named Philip of Anjou his inheritor. Phil was his grandnephew, but phil was also Louis XIV’s grandson. this was Louis opp to gain further power but many people freaked out and waged war to prevent this from happening. Ended with the Treaty of Ultrecht.

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Blenheim

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-was a battle waged during the War of Spanish succession in which King Louis XIV forces (french and bavarian) sought to capture the Habsburg capital of Vienna and bring down Leopold II (HRE). He failed.

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St. Bart Day Massacre

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-henry navarre to King Charles IX’s sister MArgaret.

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Diudonne

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-Means gods gift in reference to the birth of Louis XIV between Louis XIII and Anne of Austria? She was in her mid thirties when she had Louis XIV and he was seen as a miracle bc their marriage was not always loving and bright.

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Feodor III

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-BRIEF TSAR SON OF ALEXIS DIED

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Louis xiv

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-the sun king. was diudonne (gift of god). lived extravagently. Married Maria Therese of spanish nobility which gave him thought to take habsburg spain. also believed in divine right of kings. and transformed france into absolute monarchy. reigned for 72 years. his mother was Anne of Austria.

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Michel Chamillart

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-far less important that jean baptiste colbert

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Cardinal Richelieu

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Was chief minister under Louis XIII. Though named cardinal by the catholic pope, he was religiously moderate, and tolerant of the Protestant cause. He was succeeded by Cardinal Mazarrin. Did not get along with Louis XIII mother Marie de Medici.

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Czarina Natalya

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-was the 2nd wife of Czar Alexis. mother of peter the great. she was regent very temporarily after alexis death and was involved in conflict with alexis children from other marriage

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Ivan the Terrible

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Camisards

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-freench huguenots that rose up in response to louis XIV edict of fountainbleu. southern france mostly.

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Policy of Gloire

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-Was Louis XIV policy by which he believed glory could be attained by waging a bunch of foreign wars. This proved to be disastrous for french economy.

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Asientos

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-was the system by which Spaniosh allowed other foreign nations to sell slaves to Spanish colonies. Most nmotably the English who had won this right at the end of spanish war of succession,.

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War of the 3 Henrys

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War between Henry of Guise, leader of Catholic League and backed by spanish, Henry of Navarre, leader of Huguenot and heir apparent to French Throne and backed by England(Liz 1), and Henry III, leader of royalists and politiques. Was part of the overall Religiousd wars of france.

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The Duke of Sully

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-was one of Henry IV’s facvorite advisors and nobleman. helped form french admin and economic policies. Helped bring money to monarchy via taxes and VENALITY.

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Gallicanism

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is the belief that the monarchs authority is on par with the popes authority.

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Gallicanism

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is the belief that the monarchs authority is on par with the popes authority. heralded by Bishop Bossuet under the reign of Louis XIV

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the Fronde

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-was a civil war that broke out at the beginning of the reign of Louis XIV. Fronde is french for child’s sling, or slingshot and exemplifies how the war was initially started, as common folk attacked government personnel in response to high taxation from the closing of the thirty years war. Was a win for the monarchy and would help to establish the ABSOLUTE MONARCHY.

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Peace of Vervins

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-was the peace treaty brokered by Spanish Philip II of Spanish which acknowledged Henry IV as rightful heir to French throne. ended spanish involvement in French religious wars.

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Marie de Medici

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-was the second wife of Henry IV, mother of Louis XIII. Assumed regency when Henry IV died and Louis was only 9. However, she was deposed of and sent into exile because of her mismanagement of the kingdom, multiple political intrigues involving her Italian friends. When louis took power at 16, he sent her away and killed her friends.