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Identify the participants of Restoration and Continuity unit

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Louis XIV Self titled the "Sun King", this monarch is considered the most powerful ruler in French history
Philip II Inherited Spain, the Netherlands, and the American colonies from his father Charles V
Maria Theresa Powerful Austrian monarch who was also the mother of Marie Antionette
Frederick the Great Famous for religious reform and tolerance in Prussia, this monarch died without a son to succeed him
Ivan the Terrible After the death of his wife Anastasia began the "bad period" of this monarch's rule
Peter the Great Considered Russia's greatest reformer for his attempts to westernize
Charles I First monarch to face a public trial and execution on charges of treason
Oliver Cromwell Puritan general who ruled England after trying and executing Charles I
Medici Family Ruled Florence and supported the Renaissance by supporting the arts
Leonardo da Vinci Famous for his painting as well as scholarly works and great feets of engineering that were never built
Raphael contracted by the pope to decorate his private rooms in the vatican
Niccolo Machiavelli wrote a political guide book titled The Prince in which he began with the idea that most people are selfish, fickle, and corrupt
Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome along with designing the dome on St. peter's Basilica
Martin Luther monk, whose 95 Theses sparked the Reformation in Europe
Henry VIII the need for an heir caused him to break from the Catholic Church
Elizabeth I daughter of Henry VIII who made the Anglican Church the official Church of England
John Calvin believed in the doctrine of predestination, in which God has known since the beginning of time who will be saved
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