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Ch. 14 World History Test Review
Government in which ruler has absolute power?
Most Catholic king?
Ch. 14 World History Test Review
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Most Catholic king?
Phillip II
El Greco
Peter the Great
Queen Elizabeth
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Government in which ruler has absolute power?
Democracy
Parliament
Monarchy
Absolutism
3
John Locke's natural rights?
life
property
all
liberty
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What did Cromwell create in England?
Monarchy
Parliament
Democracy
Military Dictatorship
5
Country believed they were chosen by God to save Catholic religion?
France
Netherlands
Spain
England
6
Execute in England horrifying Europe's monarchs?
Charles I
Elizabeth Tudor
Peter the Great
Henry the VIII
7
7% of the French population?
Jsuits
Catholics
Puritans
Huguenots
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Painting reflecting a search for power?
Baroque
Mannerism
Idealism
Realism
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Which English Act created a constitutional monarchy?
Toleration Act
Parliament
English Civil War
English Bill of Rights
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Protestants in England inspired by Calvin?
Lutherans
Calvinists
Huguenots
Catholics
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Divine right of the kings?
King is equal to God
King has the wisdom of God
King is God on earth
King received power and kingdom from God
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What was the Rump Parliament?
Monarchy
Knights
Parliament who supported Cromwell
Peasants
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How did Cardinal Richelieu strengthen the French monarchy?
give food to masses
take away power from the military
threaten England
taking away power from the Huguenots
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How did Louis XIV maintain complete authority?
use spies
distract noble with court life, parties
Pay serfs
Execute previous monarchy
15
Lupe da Vega wrote place to please the?
Nobles
God
Church
Audience
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Top artist in Mannerism?
Raphael
da Vinci
Michelangelo
El Greco
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What was the Glorious Revolution?
battle between roundheads and cavaliers
agricultural revolution
Invasion of England by William of Orange
Protestantism
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Louis XIII's chief minister?
Cardinal Richelieu
El Greco
Peter the Great
Frederick I
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The English Bill of Rights created govt. based on law and an elected?
Parliament
Church
Pope
King
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Granted Puritans the right to worship in England?
Bill of rights
council of Trent
Peace of Westphalia
Act of Toleration
21
foundation for Constitutional Monarchy in England?
Bill of Rights
Thirty Years War
Magna Carta
Divine Right
22
Called himself the sun King?
Peter the Great
Frederick I
Phillip II
Louis XIV
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Who created ideas found in the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution?
Calvin
Locke
Cervantes
Cromwell
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Wanted to increase French wealth through mercantilism?
El Greco
Colbert
Peter the Great
Richelieu
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Thomas Hobbes believes that rules preserve what for society?
Monarchy
Church
Peace
War
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What did the Edict of Nantes do?
end war with Spain
ignored the Huguenots
declared Huguenote enemies of the state
Gave Huguenots the right to worship
27
Calvinism and Catholicism became?
aligned
separate
combative
joined
28
England's defeat of Spain kept England as?
Protestant
Catholic
29
Which nation was not involved in the Thirty Years War?
Spain
France
England
Germany
30
Ended the artistic Renaissance?
Mannerism
Baroque
31
End the Thirty Years War?
Peace of Westphalia
Council of Trent
Treaty og Ghent
Treaty of Versailles
32
Wrote Don Quixote?
Shakespeare
Cervantes
33
Which French official increased power through mercantilism?
Peter the Great
Louis XIV
Colbert
James II
34
What issues play a role in the Thirty Years War?
all
politics
territory
religion
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King receives power from God
Divine Right
Mandate of Heaven
Monarchy
Protestant
36
Protestants in England inspired by Calvin?
royalists
cavaliers
Luthers
Puritans
37
Anti Huguenot group?
Lutherans
Ultra Catholics
Calvinists
Zwingli
38
Art reflecting tension in religious revival?
Calvinism
Baroque
Mannerism
Renaissance
39
Introduced western customs to Russia?
Catherine the Great
Peter the Great
Louis XIV
Ivan the Terrible
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Edict of Nantes makes the official religion of France?
Catholic
Protestant
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What is absolutism?
Monarchs share power with the church.
Monarchs hold absolute power
Monarchs share power with parliament
Citizens belong to one religion.