Absolutism & Enlightenment

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  1. 3. England's parliament had roots in this 13th century document
  2. 9. a symbol of Louis XIV's royal power; made his nobles live there
  3. 12. an event that resulted in the public execution of a monarch
  4. 15. MONARCHS WHO TOOK OVER IN THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
  5. 16. Which famous document begins like this?...use context clues to figure it out!...whereas the late King James the Second...did endeavour to subvert and extirpate (destroy)the Protestant religion and the laws and liberties of this kingdom; by assuming and exercising a power of dispensing with and suspending of laws and the execution of laws without consent of Parliament...
  6. 17. a tolerant Mughal emperor
  7. 18. He proposed natural rights that all men should have; he opposed absolute monarchy (last name only)
  8. 19. Locke's beliefs influenced __________ in France and the USA
  9. 21. This event ensured the supremacy of Parliament in England
  10. 23. Peter the Great controlled _____ by forcing them to move to St. Petersburg
  11. 24. he supported absolute monarchy, but opposed the idea of "divine right" (last name)
  12. 26. Ottoman sultans claimed this title
  13. 27. french protestants scorned by Louis XIV
  14. 30. 18th century intellectual movement emphasizing human reason and individual rights
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  1. 1. famous Mughal architecture
  2. 2. Peter the Great controlled this church
  3. 4. Absolutism can trace its origins to this Holy Roman Emperor
  4. 5. justified the power of absolute monarchs
  5. 6. Peter the Great's policies that attempted to make Russia more modern and similar to England & Holland
  6. 7. Cromwell led England's government, which was not a monarchy but rather a _______
  7. 8. Charles II became monarch of England during this period
  8. 10. Tsars were _______________ (2 words, no space) of Russia
  9. 11. A nation that established a constitutional monarchy by the end of the 17th century
  10. 13. The ruler Charles II idolized; the "Sun King"
  11. 14. Middle Eastern empire that tolerated Christians and Jews
  12. 20. Louis XIV repealed it, removing religious tolerance in France
  13. 22. this event was the historical context that influenced Hobbes' beliefs in absolutism
  14. 25. Japan's government that restricted European influence
  15. 28. He built Russia's first navy
  16. 29. name of Thomas Hobbes influential book