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Ap Euro Terms

Ch. 16

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Absolutism A monarch government where the rulerr has divine right
"L'etat, c'est moi" Said by Lois XIV of france: I am the state
Henri IV-Edict of Nantes Religioius tolerance between Calvinists and Catholics and Heugenots
"Paris is Worth a Mass" Henri IV-he was willing to convert & go to mass to gain Paris
Hegemony Dominance of one country over another
Louis XIII Became on of the fist examples of absolute monarchies
Richeleu President of the council of ministers; strong influence over King Louis XII t exalt the french monarchy as the embodiment of the French State
La Rochelle The fall of La Rochelle increased the centralized power and unified France
Puritans Very strict
Thomas Hobbs-Leviathon Book said that Absolutism worked because its people followed the king. And that the king or ruler was not in power because of God but b/c of the people
Peace of Utrecht Marked the end of Spanish war and it represented the balance of power setting limits on the extent to which any one power could expand
Fronde Cardinal maintained policies of Richeleu-Cause of civil war was increase of royal revenues
War of Spanish Succession Provoked from teritorial issues; and involved the question of the spanish throne
Cromwell Controlled the army/ rule called protoctrate; divided england into 12 military disticts each ruled by a general; tolerated all religion exept roman catholic
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