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4. RELLIGIOUS CRISIS

5. KING LOUIS XIV

6. INTRO TO POLITICAL THEORY

7. ENGLISH REVOLUTIONS

8. VOCABULARY

9. POTPOURRI

10. 200 100 200 300 400 500 RELIGIOUS CONFLICT INTRO TO POLITICAL THEORY LOUIS XIV ENGLISH REVOLUTIONS POTPOURRI F 100 200 300 400 500 VOCABULARY

11. The Church of England returned to Protestantism during the reign of this Tudor sister.

12. The Treaty of Westphalia put an end to this war and split the Holy Roman Empire into independent states.

13. King Philip II launched this sea attack in hopes of starting a Catholic uprising within England.

14. This nation emerged as the dominant European power after the Thirty Years War.

15. The name of the group of French Protestants inspired by John Calvin that won the French Wars of Religion.

16. Louis XIV, like many other rulers, used this theory to justify his use of absolute power.

17. Feeling that he was the light and life of everything in his kingdom, King Louis XIV worked to build this myth.

18. By providing luxurious lodging and lifestyle, Louis XIV was able to gain power by distracting these men from their political duties.

19. Many future rulers would model their palaces after Louis XIV’s, an elaborate mansion built in this city outside Paris.

20. Louis took in and protected this exiled English king, who was his cousin, after he abdicated his throne & fled during the Glorious Revolution

21. Political theorists used this hypothetical “state” of anarchy to reveal the purpose of government.

22. This English philosopher believed that without government, life would be short, violent and “nasty”

23. Englishman John Locke believed people were born with these types of rights.

24. Political theory where people willingly give up some freedom in exchange for order & protection from the government.

25. Title of Hobbes’ book, also a word meaning “sea monster” or anything “of immense size or power.”

26. Elizabeth named James I, the king of this land, to be her successor.

27. Oliver Cromwell led this group in the English civil war, then ironically became a military dictator.

28. Many members of this English religious sect left for America after Charles I added more ritual to the Anglican Church service.

29. Parliament’s claim that the King must share power was based on this document, which was at that time over 400 years old

30. These rulers could not take the throne until they agreed to sign the English Bill of Rights.

31. A political system where a ruler hold complete authority over his or her subjects

32. To be combative, or willing to fight

33. A republic, or a form of representative democracy similar to that of the ancient Romans N

34. Rising prices, or when the value of currency decreases

35. An artistic style of the seventeenth century characterized by complex forms, bold ornamentation, and contrasting elements.

36. Nickname given to the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. N

37. According to this economic theory, a nation’s power was based on that nation’s supply of gold and silver.

38. The shift from mining to agriculture in the New World lead to the creation of these large farms.

39. Name of Machiavelli’s work that stated that a good prince must be able to do both good and evil

40. Humanists emphasized this ability of individuals to make decisions about their lives

41. PETER THE GREAT

42. Peter the Great hoped that by building this city Russia would be able to compete with and learn from Western Europe.