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a ruler whose power was not limited by having to consult with the nobles, common people, or their represenatives absolute monarch
something that monarchs believed they were ruled by divine right
the holy roman emperor Charles V
the agreement signed in 1555 game each German prince the right to decide whether his state would be catholic or protestant Peace of Augsburg
a guy who ruled the Netherlands, Spain, Sicily, and Spain's colonies in the Ammericas Phillip II
one of the most prominent painters who was a Greek El Greco
a Spanish painter who created masterpieces that portray people of all social classes with great dignity Diego Velazquez
the greatest writers ever from the Spanish golden age miguel de cervantes
a Mexican nun who wrote poetry, prose, and plays sister juana ines de la cruz
A great fleet Phillip ordered his navy to assemble spanish armada
a French Calvinist protestant Huguenot
it was like the catholicics killing the hugenots saint bartholomew's day massacre
a rule that gave hugenots limited freedom of worship edict of nantes
he became king very young Louis XIII
King Louis XIII chief minister and most trusted adviser Cardinal Richelieu
The most costly of Louis XIV wars war of Spanish succession
something Louis accepted after many defeats Treaty of Utrecht
Took the crown when his father James I died Charles I
a person who has like an allegiance to his royal person royalists
a republican government based on the common good of all people commonwealth
the period of the reign of Charles II in England when the monarchy was restored after collapse of Oliver Cromwell's government restoration
KING OF ENGLAND SCOTLAND AND IRELAND FORM 1660 -1685 AND ELDEST SON OF KING CHARLES I CHARLES II
KING WILLIAM III AND QUEEN MARY II RULERS OF GREAT BRITAIN WHO REPLACED KING JAMES II AS A RESULT OF THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION WILLIAM AND MARY
A MONARCHY LIMITED MY CERTAIN LAWS CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY
LANDOWNERS BOYARS
A TITLE A YOUNG PRINCE CLAIMED CZAR
A KING THAT MADE MANY REFORMS IVAN IV
FOR HIS EFFORTS TO TRANSFORM RUSSIAN INTO A M0DERN STATE PETER HAD THE STRENGTH TO REGAIN ABSOLUTE POWER FOR THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY PETER THE GREAT
PETER WAS DETERMINED TO BRING WESTERN CULTURE TO GERMANY WESTERNIZATION
A WOMAN THAT MARRIED PETER THE GREATS GRANDSON CATHERINE THE GREAT
ALLIANCES BETWEEN THE HASBURG AND OTHER EUROPEAN MONARCHS HELPED MAKE THE WAR A CONTINENT-WIDE AFFAIR Thirty Years' War
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