Modern World History Chapter 5 Test

This Spanish monarch controlled Spain, American colonies, parts of Italy, lands in Austra, Spanish Netherlands, and the Holy Roman Empire in the mid-1500s.

This allowed German Luther princes to choose their own religion.

This was the campaign to drive Muslims out of Spain by the Catholic monarch.

Philip IIs huge grey granite palace

He wrote the first novel, Don Quixote

Kings or queens who held all the power within their states boundaries

The idea that God created the monarchy and that the monarch acted as Gods representative on earth

This catholic dynasty controlled Austria. They built a stron, cenralized gov ernment unlike mos countries in Europe.

This war devasted Germany, 4 million people died

Daughter of Charles IV, she ruled the Hapsburg Empire

This was Prussia's ruling family

This term refers to Prussias landowning nobility

He ruled by terror, even to the point of killing his eldest son after an argument

This term refers to Russias landowning nobility

This is the Russian title based on the term Caesar

She was teh wife of the terrible Russian leader. He blamed her death on his enemies.

He was not only "great" but he was smart, tall, ferocious, and forward thinking.

He was the King when a new Bible translation occured

This document said that the king was not above the law. Charles the I signed it but ignored it.

These wer the loyalists who supported King Charles

These were Puritan supporters of Parliament

He was the Puritan General that tried to abolish the monarchy and act as a military dictator

Legal principle that says the government must show just cause to imprison someone

These people opposed the Catholic, King James

This bloodless revolution brought William and Mary to the British throne.

French Protestants who battled Catholics in the late 1500s

He was robust, atheltic, and handsome. He married Catherine de Medicis daughter and later became the first king of the Bourbon dynasty. He converted to Catholicism.

This was a declarationof religious tolerance in France in 1598

Even though Louis XIII was monarch, this cardinal controlled government, strengthened the catholic manarchy at the expese of the huguenots

The idea that nothing can really ever be known for certain.

He was the main advisor to Louis XIV of France. He ended the thirty year war but incrased taxes

Government agents who collected taxes and administered justice

As Louis XIV's minister of finance, he believed in mercantilism.

Louis XIV had this beautiful palace built just outside of Paris