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absolute monarch a ruler whose power was not limited by having to consult with nobles
divine right that the monarch received there power from the gods
Charles V Holy Roman Emperor
Peace of Augsburg legal document giving each prince to decide whether his state was protestant or catholic
Phillip 11 ruled the Netherlands, Spain, Sicily and Spain's colonies
El Greco One of the most prominent painters was Greek, Domenicos Theotocopoulos
Diego velazquez Another Spanish painter
Miguel de Cervantes greatest writer during his time
Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz woman who believed women had right to be educated
Spanish Armada a Spanish fleet that king Phillip put together said to be invincible
Huguenot French Calvinist Prostestant
Saint Bartholomews Day Massacre the killing of Huguenots during a nobleman named Henry of Navarre's wedding
Edict of Nantes limited freedom of worship to the Huhuenots
Louis X111 the next king who was at first to young to lead
Cardinal Richelieu The chief minister
Louis X1V the son of Louis X111
War of the Spanish Succession When the king died without a heir and three claimed the should be the king
Treaty of Utrecht the treaty where Louis son could be king but the french nor Spanish could be ruled by each other
Puritans a group of Calvinists demanded that the Church of England be reformed
Charles 1 married Catholic princess and involved England military
Royalist supporters of Charles 1
Commonwealth a republican government based on common good of all people
Restoration Parliament reconvened and voted to bring back the monarchy
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