Absolutism, Eng Civil War, Enlightenment 22

Both Louis XIV and Peter the Great were -

Who was the chief minister of Louis XIII?

What was the name of the magnificent palace that Louis built?

His ideas can be found in the Declaration of Independence, "life, liberty, and property."

Who was France's most powerful absolute monarch?

ALL of the following are causes of Absolutism EXCEPT

What was Peter the Great's window to the West?

Philosophies of the Enlightenment fueled revolution in the Americas and what other country?

After the Glorious Revolution Britain became a ____ rather then an Absolute Monarchy.

Versailles, the home of Louis XIV, served all of the following purposes EXCEPT

"Religious toleration should triumph over religious fanaticism; separation of church and state?

Louis XIV's nickname

The Enlightenment is also known as the

What was the name of the edict that granted religious tolerance in France?

What is another name for a Protestant in France

Which of the following monarch's was the first to take the title "czar"?

Who argued that men were naturally good, and that all men were entitled to basic rights

The belief that monarchs receive their authority from God and are answerable God is know as —

According to Hobbes "social contract" people give up ______ in return for order.

Who wrote The Social Contract?

Which philosopher is NOT correctly matched with the book he wrote?

The idea that God created the Monarchy and that monarchs acted as God's representative on Earth

Who said, "People are sovereign""Men have natural rights of Life, Liberty, Property"?

This French palace is called the

Which of the following lost their head following the English Civil War?

In Leviathan, who argues that the state must have central authority to manage human behavior?

"I might not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

The Edict of Nantes recognized _________ as the official religion of France.

During the age of Absolutism, legislative assemblies grew.

To become the French King, Henry of Navarre became a Catholic.

Which country used St. Petersburg as its capital during the Age of Absolutism?

What was Thomas Hobbes "social contract"?

Which Enlightenment scholar influenced the the US Constitution on the separation of powers?

Ivan the Terrible killed his own son because

Which monarch tried to remake his country in the image of England during the Age of Absolutism?

Who wrote Leviathan?

Family name of Henry VIII, Mary I, Elizabeth I

Which philosopher thought that man was naturally evil/sefish

What are Russian nobility called?

Name of the royal family after the death of Elizabeth I

English Protestants who started a war against Charles I were

After the English Civil war, who ruled the Common Wealth?

Who led the resistance against the Spanish in their effort to end Calvinism in the Spanish Netherlands?

Who was the Absolute ruler in Russia?

Who wrote Two Treatises on Government?

Who wrote The Social Contract?

What are Kings and Queens who hod all the of the power within their state boundaries called?

The "Glorious Revolution" was one of the bloodiest battles in English history.

What were French Protestants called?

Thomas Hobbes believed having to follow an absolute ruler was unjust.

Which Enlightenment thinker proposed separation of powers?

According to John Locke all people are born with natural rights to life, liberty, and

Mary I; Elizabeth I; Edward VI; Jane Grey; Who came to power first?

Who said "I do not agree with a word you say but will defend to the death your right to say it"

What English King restored the monarchy after Oliver Cromwell's death.

Queen Elizabeth of England followed a moderate form of Catholicism.

What monarch is credited with Westernizing and modernizing Russia?

All of the following were thinkers from the Enlightenment EXCEPT -