Stanley, Ferg, Sarah, and Jill who did everything
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| Austria | Discovered during the 30 year war
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| Austrian Habsburgs | Ruled Holy Roman Empire
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| Hereditary Provinces | Upper and Lower Austria, Tyrol, Styria, Carinthia, and Carniola
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| Kingdom of Bohemia | Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia
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| Kingdom of Hungry | Hungry, Transylvania, and Croatia
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| Hungarian Plain | Area of War for Vienna and Constantinople
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| Louis XIV | Stood to profit greatly from the War, so he told the Turks to fight
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| Turkish army | Christians,Romanians, Hungarians
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| Anti-Turkish armies | Poles, Austtrian dynastic troops, and Germans
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| Prince Eugene of Savoy | Not actually Austrian, founder of modern Austrian state.Drove the Turks out of Hungry.
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| 1848 Habsburgs | Finally started to pay attention to peasants
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| 1740 Habsburgs | Were being compared to old Habsburgs and looked down upon
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| Charles VI | (1711-1740) helped carry on the Austrian Monarchy by putting his daughter in charge
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| Maria Theresa | Took over Austrian Monarchy
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| Pragmatic Sanction | Not the norm, but is needed for special circumstances
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| The New Powers | Modern Austrian Monarchy, Prussia, Russian Empire,
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| Modern Russia | Moscovy
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| Main Religion | Greek Orthodox branch of Christianity
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| Main Point of Westernization | Obtain scientific, technical, and military knowledge
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| Area of Civilization | Moscow north to northern forest and south near Volga
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| Russian Land Mass | 5000 sq. miles above China
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| The First grand Duke to obtain tsar statues | Ivan the Terribla
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| The only trade between England and Muscovy | Archangel
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| The first to the Romanov dynasty | Michael Romanov
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| Leader of the uprising | Stephan Razin
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| People who did not believe in the reform | Old Be leviers
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| Head of the Church | Peter the Great
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| Prussia | A Germanic-Slavic tribe that was key for Germany to become a world power
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| Slavic tribes | The ancestors of the Poles that settled in Prussia
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| Franco-Prussian War | French defeat in 1871 that allowed Germany to become a world power
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| Hohenzollern | a noble dynasty of rulers of Prussia, Germany, and Romania
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| Wilhelm II | the final ruler of Prussia, an ineffective war leader, he had to flee to the Netherlands
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| Albert | converted to Lutheranism and became the first Duke of the Duchy of Prussia
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| Standing Army | Prussia's army, began as a mercenary unit for Brandenburg in the Thirty Year's war
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| Frederick William | a Calvinist Elector of Brandenburg, and a Duke of Prussia
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| Thirty Year's War | a series of wars fought in Central Europe that shifted the balance of power
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| Charles XII | forced the poles to elect the swedish candidates as their king
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| Nystadt Treaty in 1721 | ended the Great Northern war by making peace between Sweden and Russia
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| Peters Strategy against Charles XII | drew the Swedes into the endless plains, exposing them to the Russian winter
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| Resukts of Peters strategy | Swedish army was destroyed
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| Petersburg | named after Peter The Great, a symbol of new Russia
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| Serfdom | Spreaded in Russia as an industrial inatitution
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| Peter the Great | was a ships carpenter in Amsterdam before ruling Russia
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| Russian's 1667 | Regained Smolensk and Kiev and the grownig anarchy in Poland, made that country no longer a menace
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| Peter enetered into alliance with who in 1697? | Poland and Denmark
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