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Monarchs of Europe

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the quality of having supreme, independent authority over a territory; power to rule and make law with no legal explanation Sovereignty
unlimited right to control everything and every kind of activity in its territory.; not restricted by a constitution, by the laws of its predecessors, or by custom, and no areas of law or behavior are reserved as being outside it control. Absolutism
principle in which countries have equal strength in order to prevent any one country from dominating others. Balance of Power
order issued by Henry IV; it guaranteed freedom of worship and political rights Edict of Nantes
Chief minister of Louis XIII who worked to centralize and strengthen central government Cardinal Richelieu
Protestant rebellion against the Holy Roman Empire Thirty Years War
Ended Thirty Years War, gave Alsace to France and independence to Netherlands, Switzerland, German Princes Treaty of Westphalia
The Sun King who said "L'etat, c'est moi.", built Versailles Louis XIV
Treaty that ended War of Spanish Succession Treaty of Utrecht
War fought over who would become next king of Spain (Louis XIV's grandson) War of Spanish Succession
Ruler of Russia; Russian for Caesar Czar
Czar who built St. Petersburg and modernized Russia Peter the Great
War that began when Frederick II of Prussia seized the lands (Silesia) of Maria Theresa (Hapsburg Austria) War of Austrian Succession
a major reversal of alliances that occurred after War of Austrian Succession Diplomatic Revolution
war which began as the French && Indian war in North America; involved major alliances of European powers; ended with Treaty of Paris 1763 7 years War
treaty which ended Seven Years War (French && Indian War); gave France's territories in North America and India to England; Prussia kept Silesia Treaty of Paris
English king who established Anglican Church Henry VIII
daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon; Catholic queen who was known as "Bloody Mary" Mary I
daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn; responsible for defeating Spanish
Spanish navy Spanish Armada
one of two House of Parliament; made up of nobles and clergy House of Lords
one of two Houses of Parliament; made up of gentry (landowners) and burgesses (merchants and professionals) House of Commons
Belief that God chooses kings to rule nations Divine Right of Kings
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