Enlightenment and Absolutism

This man wrote about the natural rights (Life, Liberty, and Property)?

He was the sultan of the Ottoman Empire during the Great Turkish War?

King Carlos II of Spain was a rather handsome fella?

This was Louis’ Minister of Finance who believed in Mercantilism?

He was the most popular writer of the Enlightenment who had a strong belief in religious tolerance and free speech?

This was the nickname of the most powerful French King in history?

This is the small town outside of Paris where Louis built his grand palace?

He was the author of the Declaration of Independence?

This man wrote about having the need for a common law legal system?

This was a series of elaborate rituals that surrounded the king at his palace which kept the nobility busy?

This treaty ended the Great Turkish War in 1699?

The charge by the Polish Calvary was the second largest charge in human history?

He was the Stadtholder of the Dutch Republic and husband to the English Princess Mary?

This man was the de facto ruler of France because of the weakness of the French King?

This man was the most powerful French Monarch of all time?

Louis XIV outlived his son and grandson?

Which of the following was NOT a way that Enlightenment ideas spread through the circulation of ideas?

He was the French King who granted religious tolerance in France through the Edict of Nantes?

This man wrote “The Social Contract”?

This was a name for French Protestants?

This man believed in separation of powers and limiting control of the government through checks and balances?

What inspired the Enlightenment?

The Palace of Versailles was 500 yards long?

This city was seen as the gateway to Europe by the Ottomans?

This European ruler had his reign mired in great conflicts like The Great Turkish War and the War of Spanish Succession?

Mustafa Pasha was done away with for his humiliating defeat at Vienna on Christmas day 1683?

He was the brother of Charles II and was a Catholic who would ascend to the throne of England?

“L’etat, c’est moi” means what?

Which of the following countries did not join the Holy League?

Following the assassination of the French King in 1610 by a religious fanatic, this man became king?

This was the war that occurred when a Bourbon family member ascended to the throne of Spain?

This is the Polish king who would come to the aid of Vienna with his famed cavalry?

France did not join the Holy League because they had established diplomatic ties to the Ottoman Empire in 1673?

This is the title of the de facto ruler of the Ottoman Empire who is chosen by the Sultan?

These were civil servants who collected taxes and administered justice in France?

This was the name of the combined European Christian army which would rush to the aid of the besieged in Vienna?

The War of Spanish Succession ended with the signing of this treaty?

James II put ten bishops of the Church of England on trial for seditious libel?

This was Louis’ head of state when he became king at 4 years old who ruled until he was of age?

The charge by the Polish Calvary was used as inspiration for the charge of the Rohirrim?

The Christian Army that would save the besieged city of Vienna had over 120,000 soldiers in it?

Which of the following was NOT a way that Enlightenment ideas spread through the usage of Art and Literature?

After the House of Stuart fell, the House of Hanover was the next ruling dynasty of Great Britain?

This man wrote about the need to have a strong government to preserve society and keep order?

Which of the following was NOT a way that Enlightenment ideas spread through the usage of Politics?