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Question 0

Philip ll

Answer 0

Expanded spanish influence. Strengthened catholic church. Made his own absolute power. Battles in Mediterranean and Netherlands. Had huge armada sail to England

Question 1

Charles V

Answer 1

1519. Ruled holy Roman Empire and Netherlands. Gave up titles. Divided empire.

Question 2

Henry IV

Answer 2

1589, Huguenot prince inherited throne. Edict of Nantes granting Huguenots religious toleration. Killed by assassin in 1610

Question 3

Louis XIII

Answer 3

Henry IV’s son, inherited throne at 9

Question 4

Cardinal Richelieu

Answer 4

Louis XIII’s chief minister. Sought to destroy power of Huguenots and nobles.

Question 5

Louis XIV

Answer 5

1643 inherited throne at 5. Mazarin was chief minister. Sun is symbol of absolute power. Built strong french army. Versailles-palace. The classical age of french drama. Costly wars.

Question 6

Philip V

Answer 6

1700, inherited throne of Spain. Saw protestant minority as threat to religious and political unity. Persecuted Huguenots

Question 7

James I

Answer 7

Lectured parliament about divine right.

Question 8

Charles I

Answer 8

1625 inherited throne. Absolute monarch. Ignored Petition of Right fir 11 years and ruled without parliament. Executed for “tyrant, traitor, murderer, and public enemy”

Question 9

Oliver Cromwell

Answer 9

Puritan member. Organized “New Model Army” for parliament.