absolutism Flashcards

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saw himself as the defender of Catholicism and fought wars to make the world Catholic

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King Philip II of Spain

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how many troops did Philip II send to the Netherlands to crush Calvinism in a territory that he controlled

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10,000

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defended the Netherlands and fought against Philip for over 40 years

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William the silent

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wanted all of the world to be Catholic

sent the largest armada in history to attack England

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King Philip II

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5
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Protestant nation ruled by queen Elizabeth I

began an empire

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England

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sailed for the English and met the armada in the English Channel
defeated the armada

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sir Francis drake

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who will never dominate the world again

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Spain

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French Protestants living under Catholic ruled r

France

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Huguenots

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what percentage of French nobles were hugenots but the king was Catholicism

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50%

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10
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1600

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Spain’s economy was slowing down

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what did Spain’s economy depend on

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gold and silver

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loss of what merchants was hurting the economy

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Muslim and Jewish

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why did European population begin to decline by the 1600s

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warfare, plague, and famine

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what was strongly believed in during the 16th and 17th centuries

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witchcraft

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15
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how many people were executed due to witchcraft

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over 60,000

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began in 1618 between Catholics and Protestants

the last of the religious wars

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30 years war

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ended the war and stated that more than 300 states of the holy roman empire were now independent
Holy Roman Empire is gone

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peace of Westphalia

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18
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dies in 1603

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queen Elizabeth I

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Elizabeth’s cousin (king of Scotland) takes over
supported the Church of England
divine right of kings

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King James I

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takes over after King James I

believed in the divine right of kings

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Charles I

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passed a petition of rights placing limits on the Kings ability to tax, imprison citizens without cause in 1628

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parliament

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22
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fled to America due to King Charles

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puritans

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23
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civil war breaks out in England between …

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cavaliers and Roundheads

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who won the civil war due to their leader, Oliver Cromwell

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Roundheads

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who did parliament execute
Charles I
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a republic created on January 30th, 1649
commonwealth
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who came to power and instituted a military dictatorship and canceled any celebration
Oliver Cromwell
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given the throne by the military once Oliver Cromwell died | restoration
Charles II
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Charles II passed laws favoring who
Catholics
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what did Charles II convert to on his deathbed
Catholicism
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who takes over once Charles II dies is Catholic, which parliament does not like has a Catholic son but 2 Protestant daughters
James II
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English nobles invite William of orange and his wife Mary to take over the throne as long as...
they signed the English bill of rights
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once the English bill of rights is signed this is known as what becUse almost no blood was shed
glorious revolution
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allowed parliament to make laws and levy taxes | King and Queen could not get rid of the parliament
constitutional monarchy
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who formed a constitutional monarchy
William and Mary
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what had become highly militant by 1560 which caused wars between religious groups to break out across Europe
Calvinism and Catholicism
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how did people seek more stability in the 17th century
increased monarchs power
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a system in which a ruler holds total power
absolutism
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rulers received their power from God and were responsible to no one except God
divine right of kings
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what did kings have the ability to do
``` make laws impose taxes administer justice control officials determine foreign policy ```
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became King at only 23 years old and already had thoughts of being an absolute ruler known as the sun god did not like hugenots or nobles
Louis XIV
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hugenots and nobles were executed by King Louis XIV in order for him to get more power
bartholomeu day massacre
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``` followed mercantilism pursued anti-Protestant policy built roads and canals provided subsidies to new businesses raised tariffs on foreign goods waged 4 wars throughout his rule ```
Louis XIV
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a kingdom in Germany
Prussia
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laid the foundation for the Prussian state
Fredrick William the great elector
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an empire in eastern and southeastern Europe | created by the hapsburgs
Austrian empire
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a new Russian state emerges | countries begin to form
15th century
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who became the first ruler to take the title of czar thought everyone was after him, including his son stabbed his pen son to death
Ivan IV (Ivan the terrible)
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chosen to be the new czar after Ivan IV dies in 1613
Michael Romanov
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absolute monarchist who believed in the divine right to rule takes over in 1689 westernization
Peter the great
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ended with the rise if mannerism in the 1520s
Renaissance art
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captured more feeling and emotion through their art and often disregarded balance and proportion
mannerism
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captured the religious upheaval of time with his elongated figures and disturbing works
el Greco
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replaced mannerism and focused on showing the power of the patron
baroque art
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wrote don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes
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political philosopher that supported absolutism
Thomas Hobbes
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most famous book was leviathan | believed the unchecked power of the ruler was necessary to maintain order
Hobbes
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gave up all of our rights to an absolute ruler who could crush rebellion and keep order
social contract
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political philosopher opposed to absolutism
John Locke
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believed that we are all free and no one was superior to anyone else believed we have natural rights.. life, liberty, and property
state on nature
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created not to destroy those rights but to protect the. and if a government did not protect those rights it should be overthrown
social contract | Locke
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clean slate
tabular rasa