Ch 18 Monarchs

3. Catholic daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, she briefly returned England to Catholicism
4. The first European monarch to be tried in a court of law, this English king was executed for treason
7. A former Protestant, this Catholic king of France was assassinated while his carriage was stopped in traffic
10. Unpopular because he was Catholic, this monarch left the English throne in a bloodless revolution
11. A young king of France who strengthened the monarchy with help from Cardinal Richelieu
12. King of Spain whose "Invincible" Armada failed to invade Britain and stop the seadogs
14. A Hohenzollern monarch of Prussia who challenged the succession of Maria Theresa to the throne of the Holy Roman Empire, leading to war with Austria
15. King of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor who tried to unite Europe under Catholicism
16. After signing the English Bill of Rights, they became the English monarchs following the Glorious Revolution
17. This greatest example of an absolute monarch (according to your book) took the sun as his personal symbol and famously said "I am the state."

1. After having a "good" period, his descent into mental illness earned him a nickname: the Terrible
2. Six and a half feet tall and famously strong, this monarch worked alongside his shipwrights to build a navy and seize Azov from the Turks
5. King of England and founder of the Anglican Church (Church of England)
6. German princess and wife of Peter III, her reign was challenged at home by Yemelyen Pugachev, who claimed to be Peter III
8. Protestant daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, she is called the Virgin Queen
9. Lord Protector, this English ruler closed theatres and restricted English social life
13. Protestant son of Mary, Queen of Scots, this cousin of Elizabeth I became King of England, beginning the Stuart dynasty
15. When Richard Cromwell's government collapsed, this son of Charles I was invited to become King of England