Absolutism

3. Royal officers appointed by the French king to administer provinces.
7. A sudden and often violent change in the government or social order.
8. King who fought English Civil War against parliament
9. Document that established certain rights and liberties for English citizens in 1689.
10. A social class composed of wealthy landowners and high-ranking individuals.
12. Process of adopting or imitating Western European customs and practices.
13. King of France known as the "Sun King" who personified absolutism.
16. A conflict between the monarchy and Parliament in England from 1642 to 1651.

1. Document that limited the power of the English monarchy and affirmed the rights of the people.
2. Russian czar who modernized Russia and expanded its territories.
4. Supporters of Parliament during the English Civil War.
5. English military and political leader who led the Parliamentarian forces during the English Civil War.
6. A written set of fundamental principles or laws that govern a nation.
11. Supporters of the English monarchy during the English Civil War.
14. Belief that a monarch's authority to rule comes directly from God.
15. The legislative body in England that often clashed with monarchs.