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Age of Absolutism in Europe 1750
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Magna Carta, Habeas Corpus Act, English Bill of Rights, and the Petition of Right exemplify
A constitutional monarchy
Documents forced to memorize for Global
Forms of totalitarian government
Divine right monarchy
2
What was a major result of the Glorious Revolution?
The power of the monarch increased
Catholicism became the official religion of England
Oliver Cromwell became the leader of England
England further limited its monarchy
3
Louis XIV and Peter the Great would most likely agree with which statement
Do not question government authority
All men are created with natural rights
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Government should leave business alone
4
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Founding of the Anglican Church
Glorious Revolution
Peter's modernization of Russia
Defeat of the Spanish Armada
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"Kings are chosen by God. They sit upon the throne because of divine right." This is an example
Absolute rulers
Freedom of religion
The dynastic cycle
Of Enlightenment philosophy
6
Peter the Great, Louis XIV, and Philip II are similar because they all sought to
Limit the power of the nobility and centralize their power
Support the Roman Catholic Church
Limit British colonialism in the Western Hemisphere
Abolish feudalism and free the serfs
7
Thomas Hobbes, Centralization of power, Divine right, and King Louis XIV are all examples of
Global trade
The Age of Exploration
Rise of Absolutism
Enlightenment philosophy
8
Many European monarchs in the 1600s claimed they had the right to rule because
Everyone deserves a just ruler
They had to keep it lit
They needed to defend their nations from Western threats
God had given them the power to govern
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Peter the Great helped modernize
England
France
Spain
Russia
10
An effect of the Magna Carta (1215)
Charles II was beheaded
The monarchy of England went from absolute to limited
Parliament was abolished
William and Mary claimed the throne
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One way in which Akbar the Great, Ivan the Terrible, and Louis XIV are similar is they were
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Elected leaders
Theocratic rulers
Absolute rulers
12
"Suspending laws by royal authority without the consent of Parliament is illegal.." supports
Theocracy
Divine right
Communist Revolution
Limited constitutional monarchy
13
What was a main feature of absolute monarchy in 16th and 17th century Europe
Weak rulers
Centralized governmental authority
Freedom of religion
increased political rights and representation for commoners
14
Louis XIV built
Versailles
Glorious Revolution
Spanish Armada
St. Petersburg
15
Louis XIV was also known as
The Sun King
Louis the Great
Versailles
Lil Louis Uzi
16
What is a Constitutional Monarchy?
Leaders rely on divine right
Government ruled by religion
government ruled by a monarch, power limited by constitution
Monarch has absolute power
17
The Magna Carta, the Petition of Right, and the English Bill of Rights were created to
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Expand the power of absolute rulers
Limit the power of the monarchy
Abolish the role of Parliament
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Which of the following is an effect of the Spanish Armada (1588)?
Spain successfully invaded England and made it Catholic
Philip II was defeated by Elizabeth I, the Protestant Queen
Louis XIV built the Palace of Versailles as a fortress
Spain gave up its new world colonies to England
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How did Peter the Great establish a warm water seaport in Russia?
Through war and modernizing the Russian army
The Ottomans granted him one following the Battle of Lepanto
Peter forced Spanish slaves to build the port on Black Sea
Peter inherited the throne from Ivan the Terrible
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"The king is from God and law is from the king." This quote represents
Constitutional monarchy
Democracy
Confucianism
Divine right rule