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World history, Chapters 16 Vocab Basketball!!! World history, Chapters 16

Absolutism the principle or the exercise of complete and  unrestricted power in government.

Monarchy supreme power or held by a single person or royal family

Heir a person who inherits  the right to rule after the death of the King or Queen

Divine Right Authority to rule comes directly from God

Armada a large group of vehicles, airplanes, or ships

Balance of Power Goal to maintain equal power among all European monarchs during the Age of Absolutism

Constitutional Monarchy Monarchy that requires the King to follow laws, restricts the Kings power

Mercenaries Soldiers for hire, not loyal to any country

Depopulation Reduction or loss of people living in one area

Westernization Adoption of Western nation ideas, technology, and culture. Example Russia adopting ideas from France and Great Britian

Warm Water Port A port for ships located in warm water that does not freeze over during the winter

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