ABSOLUTISM

The longest war of Louis XIV's reign was

_____ was Peter the Great's "Window to the West!"

Louis XIV created an unprecedented standing army of ___ men.

The __________ family ruled Prussia for decades.

What document was effectively the first written Constitution in Europe?

Cardinal ____ was pulling most of the strings when Louis XIV was a boy king.

Peter the Great hired ____ to run his revamped Russian Military.

This absolutist state had the first ever compulsory education requirement.

What document limited the power of Charles I and caused him to dissolve Parliament?

Louis XIV was determined to weaken the power of the Dutch and _______.

Peter the Great toured Europe to learn from the west. His primary focus was to learn

The synod was

Roundheads were supporters of

To align with the rest of Europe Peter the Great demanded Russia follow

Cavaliers were supporters of

Peter the Great's reign can be summed up by the quest to attain warm water ports and

Charles II of Spain reportedly had extensive disabilities that were the result of

The ship-money dispute is an example of

The outcome of Pride's Purge that created the "Rump Parliament" was

To save the Dutch from being overrun by the French ____ ordered the flooding of the country.

____ was the palace and administrative headquarters of Louis XIV.

Louis XIV was known as the ______ King.

A form of government in which all power, sovereignty, is held by a single monarch is called

Peter the Great eliminated the ________ to reduce the power of the Russian orthodox church.

_____ believed that the state of nature was "nasty, short, and brutish."

Soon after the execution of Charles I Cromwell named himself

The Treaty of ______ officially brought the War of the Spanish Succession to an end.

The savvy British received ____ after the War of the Spanish Succession.

Louis XIV was determined to keep the ____ Dynasty on the throne in France after his death.

The ____ was a rebellion by the nobility very early in Louis XIV reign.

Under Peter the Great's rule noble rank would be based upon ___ rather than birth or seniority.

The "poster child" for absolutism in 17th century Europe was

Which of the following was a result of the Glorious Revolution?

In an absolutist state to rebel against the monarch is to rebel against

Louis XIV, a devout Catholic, revoked the Edict of Nantes with the Edict of ______ (1685).

The belief that the power to rule comes directly from god is known as

The ____ Campaign was Peter's attempt to gain a warm water port on the Balkan Peninsula.

The ______ were the Russian nobility.

Some founding fathers were heavily influenced by his work Two Treatises of Government (1689).

The nobility, that served as officers in the Prussian military, were known as

Louis XIV ________to avoid calling the Estates General.

The Edict of Nantes (1598) allowed for religious __________ in France.

Ultimately, the War of the Spanish Succession was a

Under Peter the Great's rule noble rank would be based upon ___ rather than birth or seniority.

The War of the Spanish Succession pitted France against