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Philip II

ruled Spain and organized the Spanish Armada against England, seeking revenge for piracy and support of the Dutch Revolt.

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Spanish Armada

A fleet of warships organized by Philip II in 1588 to conquer England and restore Catholicism.

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Elizabeth I

Queen of England known for her intelligence and strong personality; supported piracy against Spain and encouraged the Dutch Revolt.

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Divine Right of Kings

The belief that kings receive their authority from God and are subject to no earthly authority.

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Cavaliers

Supporters of King Charles I during the English Civil War.

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Petition of Right

A document passed by Parliament stating that no taxes could be levied without its consent.

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Absolutism

A political system in which a ruler holds total power.

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Cardinal Richelieu

Chief minister to Louis XIII who ran the country and implemented policies to expand French territory.

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Edict of Nantes

A French law granting religious freedom to Huguenots, revoked by Louis XIV.

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Jean-Baptiste Colbert

Controller-general of finances in France, known for implementing mercantilist policies.

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Fronde

The series of civil wars in France during the rule of Louis XIV.

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Versailles

The massive palace built by Louis XIV, serving as a royal residence and symbol of power. Also to keep nobles a watch

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Austria Empire

Present-day Austria, czech, and hungary (contrtolled by Hapsburg fmaily)

  • many cultural and ethnic groups

  • held by obligation

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Seven Years War

A global conflict between major European powers; involved competition over colonies and territorial disputes.

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St. Petersburg

New capital of Russia built by Peter the Great, symbolizing western influence.

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Catherine the Great

Empress of Russia who expanded the territory and implemented some reforms but supported wealthy landowners.

  • establishing order, justice

  • supported education

  • russian constituon

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Miracle of the House of Brandenburg

Czar Peter admires Prussia and negotiattes peace

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Frederick WIlliam

Great elector/ ran a government for Junkers

  • Wanted to build a strong army and unify Germany

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Louis XIII

Allowed Cardinal Richelieu to rule

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Intendant

bureaucracy

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Policy of Aggarndizement

Request to expand French territory

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Louis XIV

hated by parliament and took control in his 20’s

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