European History Topic 3.1-3.3

A government that has the power to make and enforce laws in an area is called _________.

The pope had the power to _________________________.

The English Civil war was started by __________________.

Ideas about Humanism led to _______________________.

The period in Britain when the country’s farms produced more food than ever, was _____________.

The two sides of the English Civil War were called the ___________________.

What did NOT help increase food production?

The states of Europe were at war over religion, so _________________.

Britain became a superpower from the __________________ industry.

The Treaty of Augsburg tried to encourage peace by _________________.

Under ____________________ Britain was ruled from the Parliament and constitution.

King James I changed England after he _________________.

Carles and the Royalists were defeated at _________________.

With healthier diets ________________________.

Capitalist Theory says every individual has natural rights for ________________________.

Agricultural trade needed new ________________ for loans and deposits.

A fuller is a person who much __________________ to make the fabric soft.

Britain started to get food from the Americas. This was called:

The Anglican church was founded because ____________________.

By the 19th century British farms produced ____________more food than other European countries.

According to Enlightenment philosophers, the agreement to manage rights is called:

English social life was mostly shaped by ________________.

New states were created after the Reformation, shaped by _____________________.

A Cottage Industry can be described as ______________________.

When King Charles I was executed _________________.

The Dutch Revolt was know as _____________________.

Which was NOT a technological innovation from the era?

In France the houses of Valois and Burbon fought the _______________.

The Peace of Westphalia tried to ____________________.

When a ruler has all the power it is called ______________________

King Charles I felt he should ________________ whenever he wanted.

The market economy created a need for __________________ to protect businesses.

A group of English Protestants who believed in simple living were the _______________________.

Yeoman Farmers were __________________.

The eleven years of tyranny was _______________________.

Britain produced the best ________________ for making clothes.

The British economy became a ___________________.

Early elite classes worried about _______________.

Who controlled the Catholic Churches?

Who expects the Spanish Inquisition?

The English Civil War was fought over __________________.

The houses of British Parliament are:

The belief in an underlying truth in the world is called:

Farms needed fewer people, which led to __________________.

William of Orange replaced __________________ as ruler of England.

Dutch Protestants fought against ____________________

___________________ gave England a strong monarchy and a strong Parliament.

Hobbes believed people were naturally_________________.

King Charles was given to the Parliamentarians by Scotland and ________________.

The Le Chapelier Laws in France were made to __________________.

The rise in textiles helped create early capitalism and the factors of production with ___________.

The monarchy was ___________________________________.

Religious movements influenced ideas of sovereignty in Europe by ___________________.

Religions in Europe needed __________________

Which is NOT one of the Factors of Production?

The Agricultural Revolution changed how people ____________.

When the belief systems in churches are divided… _________________.

Versailles was built as __________________.

Who designed the Seed Drill?

The Thresher machine was made by ______________________.

The religious reformations led to__________________

Which is NOT a major idea of the Enlightenment?

Charles the II took the throne, so Parliament _________________________.

To transport goods further and faster, the English used _______________.

A major influence behind new sovereignty models was _________________.

What didn’t the English Bill of Rights do?

The British taxed French wine and this led to _________________.

The leader of the Parliamentarian army and Lord Protector:

The religious conflicts happened between _________________.

____________________ supported the idea of an Absolute Monarchy

Which monarch was not an Absolutist?

New state identities were created from the power of ____________________.

The meeting to end the religious fighting was __________________.

The area of centra Europe managed by the Catholic Church through a powerful Catholic emperor:

The religious movements of the Renaissance were _________________.