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RoyalSuccession $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000 Treaty of Utrecht Utrecht $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000Baroque- don’t fix it! don’t fix it! $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000Absolutism $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000Religion in England in England $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000Mercantilism $400 $800 $1200 $1600 $2000

First Stuart king of England

James I

Only British King to be killed

Charles I

Was restored to the throne after the English Civil War

Charles II

Parliament asked this king to leave in 1688

James II

The last Stuart Monarch of England died in 1715 and left no heir

Queen Anne

Biggest looser of War of Spanish Succession

FRANCE

Biggest winner ( of territory) from War of Spanish Succession

England

Strategic territory gained by England

Rock of Gibralter

What royal house would rule Sapin according to the Treaty?

Bourbons

What special provision limited the power of the new Spanish monarch?

French and Spanish throne could never be joined

Word baroque means…

Misshapen pearl

Baroque is the art/ architecture of what form of government.

Absolutism

Music style of Baroque

Polyphonic

Gaudy extension of Baroque decoration

Roccoco

English Baroque Architect

Christopher Wren

This minister laid the foundation for absolutism in France

Richelieu

Absolutism is also called rule by …

Divine Right

This was the Biblical reference to Divine Right

I Samuel 7

England never had true divine right because of this document

Magna Carta

Divine right rule was at its height during the reign of this king

Louis XIV

The Long Parliament was composed mostly of members of this religion.

Puritan

The state religion of England in the17th century was.

Anglican

The Rump parliament unfer Cromwell outlawed this religion.

Anglican

Charles II declared on his death bed that he was this religion

Catholic

Mary, James I’s oldest daughter, had been raised what religion

Anglican

The economic minister of Louis XIV

Colbert

Mercantilism encouraged the hording of …

Gold and silver

Mercantilism discouraged purchasing goods from

Other countries

Mercantilism was the economic system of this form of government

Absolute MONARCHY

Mercantilism depends on these territories for raw materials

Colonies

Mercantilism was design to make the economy of a country what?

Self- sufficient