Across
- 5. corpus/ when a king/queen cannot put someone in jail and the prisoner must be judged first
- 8. Years' War/ a long war between Protestants and Catholics
- 9. The idea of a country being self-sufficent and make profitable trading
- 11. these are French Protestants they were also slaughtered at the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre
- 13. bringing in buying good that are from outside countries
- 15. of Nantes/ this edict let Huguenots live in France and establish houses of worship
- 17. known as the sun king he forced Nobles to live in the palace of her Varsailles
- 18. The king who gave a protestantism for Catholicism in issued the Edict of Nantes
- 19. Revolution/ when King James got overthrown by his daughter and son-in-law. It was a bloodless victory
- 21. producing on your own and selling to other countries to make a better profit
Down
- 1. meaning that nothing can ever be known for certain; doubt old idea
- 2. Richelieu/ he sides with Protestants in fear of Ferdianand challenging the French king although he was also Catholic like Ferdinand
- 3. and Mary/ protestant rulers who overthrew King James
- 4. this is when Charles the second restores monarchy after Cromwell's death
- 6. Oliver Cromwell/ he was a military dictator who abolished the monarchy and captured CharlesI
- 7. monarchy/ when a king/queen have limited power
- 10. Signs the petition of rights and executed and replaced by general Oliver Cromwell
- 12. Right/ Belief that God created the monarchy and the king/queen are representatives closest to God on earth
- 14. Monarch/ this man that's the monarchy had complete power over any pink with no limits
- 16. this is taxes on imports other countries are trying to sell to, in this case France
- 20. Baptiste Colbert/ The minister of France who brought about mercantilism