Who wants to be a… An Absolute Monarch?! Which concept best reflects the belief that European monarchs were representatives of God on Earth? A: Mandate.

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Who wants to be a… An Absolute Monarch?!

Which concept best reflects the belief that European monarchs were representatives of God on Earth? A: Mandate of HeavenB: Theocracy D: Filial PietyC: Divine Right

Which concept best reflects the belief that European monarchs were representatives of God on Earth? A: Mandate of Heaven C: Divine Right B: Theocracy D: Filial Piety

A: Decreasing the gap between the rich and poor B: Heavy debt brought about by expanding the Palace of Versailles D: Eliminating religious turmoil One legacy left behind by Louis XIV for France was C: State support for Enlightenment philosophy

One legacy left behind by Louis XIV for France was A: Decreasing the gap between the rich and the poor C: State support for Enlightenment philosophy B: Heavy debt brought about by expanding the Palace of Versailles D: Eliminating religious turmoil

A: Religious differencesB: Commercial investments abroad D: Succession to the Austrian throne The primary cause of the Thirty Years’ War was C: Turmoil in overseas colonies

The primary cause of the Thirty Years’ War was A: Religious differences C: Turmoil in overseas colonies B: Commercial investments abroad D: Succession to the Austrian throne

A: A building of a new capital cityB: Expanding education D: Encouraging the growing of beards All of the following were examples of Peter the Great’s westernization of Russia except C: A move to a new calendar

All of the following were examples of Peter the Great’s westernization of Russia except C: A move to a new calendar A: A building of a new capital city B: Expanding education D: Encouraging the growing of beards

A: The execution of Charles IB: A military dictatorship under Oliver Cromwell D: The issuance of the Bill of Rights All of the following were outcomes of the English Civil War Except C: Extension of puritan rights

A: The execution of Charles I C: Extension of Puritan rights All of the following were outcomes of the English Civil War except B: A military dictatorship under Oliver Cromwell D: The issuance of the Bill of Rights

A: The last revolution in Europe for two centuriesB: Bloodless D: A global conflict The 1688 Glorious Revolution was notable for being C: The final overthrow of the monarchy

The 1688 Glorious Revolution was notable for being A: The last revolution in Europe for two centuries C: The final overthrow of the monarchy B: Bloodless D: A global conflict

A: Belief that the monarch is a representative of God B: Seizing of noble lands by a king D: Protections given to property and free speech Divine right is most accurately defined as the C: Centralizing of power within a two-house legislature

Divine right is most accurately defined as the A: Belief that the monarch is a representative of God C: Centralizing of power within a two- house legilature B: Seizing of noble lands by a king D: Protections given to property and free speech

A: War of Austrian SuccessionB: War of Spanish Succession D: Thirty Years’ War Religion and the Peace of Westphalia were associated with which war? C: Seven Years’ War

A: War of Austrian Succession C: Seven Years’ War Religion and the Peace of Westphalia were associated with which war? B: War of Spanish Succession D: Thirty Years’ War

A: Abolishing all social class distinctionsB: Introducing western ideas and customs D: Preventing wars with neighboring nations Peter the Great and Catherine the Great changed Russia by C: Becoming constitutional monarchs

Peter the Great and Catherine the Great changed Russia by A: Abolished all social class distinctions C: Becoming constitutional monarchs B: Introducing western ideas and customs D: Preventing wars with neighboring nations