
Absolutism
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- Q1Name the Royal family of France.TudorRomanovBourbonHapsburg30s
- Q2___________________ was known as the Sun King.Louis XIV30s
- Q3Name the Royal family of RussiaBourbonRomanovTudorHapsburg30s
- Q4During the Age of Absolutism (1600s and 1700s), European monarchs tried toincrease individual rights for their citizensdevelop stronger relations with Islamic rulersencourage the growth of collective farmscentralize political power within their nations30s
- Q5Which of the following was most likely said by an absolute monarch?It is the parliament that must make the laws.The government must be based on a sound constitution.The government that governs best, governs least.I am the State.30s
- Q6The Age of Monarchs saw the rise of all-powerful kings like Phillip II of Spain, Louis XIV of France, and Peter the Great of Russia. What did these European monarchs use to justify their God-given right to rule?Divine right30s
- Q7Powerful absolute monarchs known as the “____________” once ruled Russia.Czars30s
- Q8What famous Russian czar helped to establish Russia as a major world power following the turmoil of the Middle Ages with the help of European technology?Peter the Great30s
- Q9The complete control of a monarch over his/her subjects is calleddivine right of kingsmonarchabsolutismbalance of power30s
- Q10In 1598, the compromise known as the _______________________________ gave certain rights to Huguenots as a way to restore peace in France.Edict of WormsEdict of NantesEdict of Divine RightDiet of Nantes30s
- Q11Ruled France harshly as Louis XIII's chief ministerCardinal RichelieuLouis XIVCardinal MazarinIvan the Terrible30s
- Q12According to the theory of mercantilism, ___________, taxes on goods coming into a country, helped make the nation rich.tariffs30s
- Q13Because Russia did not have any of the traditions or institutions that would have moderated absolutism,absolutism lasted longer in Russia than in Western Europeit upset the balance of power in Europeits rulers determined to make Russia a European Powerit became involved in the affairs of Europe30s