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AP Euro test

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what is absolutism ? one ruler has ultimate authority
what writer wrote mostly about divine right ? Bossuet
Why did absolutism take hold? -need for stability -wanted peace and order
what is constitutionalism ? has a written set of laws, king has limited power, there is a representative body (parliament)
what country is an example of constitutionalism? England
James I divine right song of mary queen of scots persecute puritans millenary petition hampton court conflict with money
Charles I EXECUTED, first king married catholic connections English Civil war short parliament petition of rights Ship money long parliament (b/c of scottish rebellion) triennial act puritan power (rump parliament)
Oliver Cromwell interregnum protectorate new model army - (forms millitary dictatorship) disbands parliament Irish massacre Levellers - democratic Diggers- socialist Quakers- past hippies
what type of problems did James I have ? money problems --went to illegal measures to receive money
Characters of the house of commons? lots of money/power worked, payed taxes high middle class and nobles
what was the millenary petition?, (part of the hampton court conference) puritans asked James to sit down and discuss their issues with him
what claims were made against James I? that he was pro catholic b/c he makes alliance with spain, and married his son off to a catholic princess
who was the first king to ever be executed ? Charles I of England
who was Charles I married to? a catholic french princess ( James I set this up)
Petition of rights ? who it affected, what it did? Charles I; layed out everything charles couldn't do
Scottish Rebellion. against who? why? Charles I; believed he was a catholic;
William Laud (during Charles I) strong connections to catholic church; head of the church of england; punished puritans
ship money CHARLES I ;
arbitrary rule CHARLES I; doesn't call on parliament for looooong time.
Triennial Act (during Charles I) king must call on parliament every 3 years,
religious purge (during charles i) Charles wouldn't rule against any catholic persecution in ireland, parliament takes over ----> charles and parliament fight; ENGLISH CIVIL WAR
Cavaliers led by Charles I in ECW
Roundheads led by Parliament in ECW
New Model Army Cromwell
Pride's Purge ; Rump Parliament royal forces surrender, cromwell takes over.
Protectorate cromwell's government , a "republic" aka. DICTATORSHIP
instrument of government a constitution that was WRITTEN (during cromwell )
who was AGAINST CROWMWELL? levellers- democratic diggers- socialist quakers-george fox- peaceee man.
who began the restoration? why? Charles II, marked the end of the interregnum
what did Charles II want to do to his brother, James II? he wanted to keep him from the throne , FAILED.
what treaty did Charles II make? with louis xiv ----> france. TREATY OF DOVER.
under Charles II , parliament split into whigs--- no catholic rulers tories---backed the king
james II issue with parliamenttt.? parliament unites against James, he was weak.
William and Mary glorious revolution english bill of rights enemy of louis 14 dutch republic stadholder
what did the act of settlement do? NEVER will there be a catholic ruler on english throne
what do all the bourbons try to do? take power from church and nobles
advisor of Henry IV Maximillien de Bethune
henry iv switched... from protestant to catholic during massacre; did not want france to become overwhelmed by religion
who created the edict of nantes ? Henry IV ; religious toleration
henry IV laid the foundations for ________- mercantilism
advisor of Louis XIII Cardinal Richelieu
Richelieu did: the taille (?) , nobility(?) - annual land tax - created intendants
advisor of louis XIV cardinal mazarin
what was the Fronde? under whos reign did they happen? nobility rebelled against the king (louis xiv)
1st fronde was nobles of the robe
2nd fronde was nobles of the sword
who was louis xiv 's financial genius? jean baptiste colbert
what did colbert do to france? developed an infrastructure
what did the edict of fontainbleu do ? revoked the edict of nantes, b/c louis xiv HATED THE PROTESTANTS!!!!
french classicism.,,which ruler? Louis xiv
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