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Absolute Monarchy

Global Powers and Absolute Monarchy

TermDefinition
absolute monarch system of government in which the monarch(king/queen) has unlimited power over the government
Habsburg empire the lands of the Habsburg royal family
armada a fleet of warships
inflation general increase in prices
divine right the belief that God gave monarchs(kings/queens) the right to absolute power
Palace of Versailles palace built by Louis XIV of France as the royal residence and seat of the French Government
tsar Russian emperor
serf a peasant who is legally bound to live and work on land owned by a lord
boyar landowning Russian noble
partition to divide up
English Civil War series of battles that lasted from 1642-1651
Puritan English Protestant who wanted to reform the Church of England
treason the betrayal of one's country
restoration the return to power of the English Monarchy after the English Civil War
Glorious Revolution the bloodless overthrow of King James II of England in 1688
English Bill of Rights a list of the constitutional rights of England's citizens: free elections, freedom to petition, independent Parliament, fair trials
Constitutional Monarchy system of government in which the laws in the constitution limit the monarch's or emperor's powers
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