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What is absolute rule?
Someone with complete power over government and lives of people.
What is divine right?
The belief that the power to rule comes directly from God.
What king called himself the Sun God?
Louis XIV
What king set up the palace of Versailles?
Louis XIV
What is a Bureaucracy?
System of managing government through departments run by appointed officials.
What is the Estate General?
French Parliment
What was the dominate religion in France during the Age of Absolutism?
Catholic
What are French protestants called?
Huguenots
What two families hoped to replace the Valois Dynasty on the throne?
Guises and Bourbons
What religion was the Guises family?
Catholic
What religion war Bourbon family?
protestant
What happened during the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre?
Both Protestant and Catholic families gathered to celebrate royal wedding.
Violence erupted and Catholics killed 3,000 protestants after the wedding many more protestants where killed
What does the Bartholomew's Day Massacre symbolize?
The breakdown of order in France
Who takes the throne after the Bartholomew's Day Massacre?
Henry Bourbon, Henry IV
What king of France converts to Catholicism?
Henry IV
What king issues the Edict Of Nantes?
Henry IV
Why did Henry issue the Edict of Nantes?
To give Huguenots religious tolerance in France.
What allowed the Huguenots to set up their own towns and cities?
The Edict of Nantes
What king fixes France?
Henry IV
What does Henry IV allow everyone to have?
Food
Why does Henry IV hire royal officials?
to oversee justice and the building of roads and bridges.
Does Henry IV revive agriculture?
yes
What French king revives agriculture?
Henry IV
What from of government does Henry IV set up?
Bureacracy
What does the Bureaucracy do to the government?
Departmentalizes it
What does the Bureaucracy do to the nobles power?
limits it
What did the Bureaucracy build a foundation for?
royal absolutism
What king of France was assassinated?
Henry IV
Who was Henry IV son?
Louis XIII
How old was Louis XIII when he took the throne?
9yrs old
What did the nobles try to do when Louis XIII took the throne?
the nobles tried to reassert power over him
Who hires Cardinal Armand Richeliev?
Louis XIII
What position is Cardinal Armand Richeliev hired for?
Chief Minister of France
What does Richeliev do to the government?
he re-centralizes it
What does Richeliev do to the power of the nobles and Huguenots?
Destroys it
What does Richeliev do to the Huguenots?
he destroys their fortified cities and decreases their armies.
How does Richeliev tie the nobles to the king?
He hires them in high court or heads of army positions.
Who does Richeliev hand pick for his successor as chief minister of France?
Jules Mazarin
When does Louis XIV take the throne?
1643
Who helps Louis XIV keep the government centralized?
Jules Mazarin
What is Fronde?
uprising of peasant, urban power, merchants, and nobles
What does "L'etat C'est Moi" mean and who said it?
Louis XIV-I am the state
What does Louis XIV use as his symbol?
The Sun
What king never summons the Estate General?
Louis XIV
Why does Louis XIV have absolute power?
He never summoned the Estate General
What king uses Richeliev's policies to centralizes his own government?
Louis XIV
What does Louis XIV hire the nobles as?
Indendant
What are indentants?
Royal tax collectors
What king doesn't require nobles to pay taxes?
Louis XIV
Under what king does the French army become the greatest army in Europe?
Louis XIV
What does Louis XIV use his army for?
to carry out his policies around France
What are two weaknesses of Louis XIV?
He spends more then he makes and her revoked the Edict of Nantas
What king supports the French and Indian war?
Louis XIV
What was held at the palace of Versailles?
Lavish cerimonies
What happens when Louis XIV revokes the Edict of Nantes?
Huguenots leave France
What were some of the jobs the Huguenots had?
Merchants, Artistans, Skilled Craftsman they produced the weath
What is one reason that the revoke the Edict of Nantes hurt France?
The Huguenots were major tax places and produced most of the wealth of France
Who does Louis XIV hire to be the Chief Minister of Finance?
Jean Baptiste Colbert
Who set up French colonies overseas and the fur trade?
Jean Baptiste Colbert
What did Jean do to imported goods?
He placed hight tariff on them
What does Jean do to land for farming?
He clears it
How many years has Louis XIV ruled France before he dies?
72yrs old
How old is Louis XV when he takes the throne?
5yrs old
Which king has no interest in the government?
Louis XV
What does Louis XV spend his time doing?
Hunting, attending dances, theater
Which king sends troops to support the American Revolution
Louis XV
Which king of France says the quote "After me, the Deluge"?
Louis XV
Which king of France wanted to unite Spain and France?
Louis XIV
Why did Louis XIV want to unite Spain and France?
because the king of Spain was his nephew Philip V
What is the Spanish war of Succession?
A war fought because Louis XIV wanted to unite Spain and France but England and Dutch wanted to keep a balance of power
What is a balance of power?
No country could be economically, politically, militarily stronger the another European country
Which family had a great relationship with Parliament?
Tudors
How do the Tudors use Parliament?
Act of Supremacy
What church did the act of Supremacy set up?
The Anglican Church
What does Elizabeth I use Parliament for?
To levy taxes
What family takes the throne after the Tudors?
Stuarts
What country did the Stuarts rule over before England?
Scotland
Who is the first Stuart to rule England?
James I or James IV of Scotland
Which king of England lectures Parliament about divine right?
James I
Does James I get along with Parliament?
no
What does James I do in order to raise taxes?
He dissolves Parliament
People who want to purify the Anglican Church?
Puritans
Why do Puritans reject Jame I?
They feel he is trying to strengthen Catholic rituals
Who is king after James I
Charles I
Does Charles I act like an absolute monarch?
yes
What king of England imprisons poeple without just cause?
Charles I
What established Habeas corpus?
Magna Carta
Did Charles I dissolve Parliament?
yes
What does Charles I have to do to raise taxes?
Sign the Petition of Rights
What says that the king can't raise taxes without the permission of Parliament?
Petition of Rights
What says that Charles I can't imprison people without just cause?
Petition of Rights
What is one thing the king can't do under the Petition of Rights?
dissolve Parliament
Does Charles I follow the rules of the Petition of Rights?
no
What to country's go to war against France during the Spanish War of Succession?
England and Holland
Who does Charles I appoint as Archbishop?
William Loud
Why does Charles I appoint William Laud to the position of Archbishop?
to strengthen Anglican practices
What do Charles I and William try to impose on Scotland?
Anglican Book of Prayer
What happens when Charles I tries to impose the Anglican Book of Prayer on Scotland?
the Scottish revolt
After the Long Parliament what happened?
English Civil war
What were the names of the people on Charles I side during the English Civil war?
Cavaliers
On what side were the Roundheads during the English Civil war?
Parliament
Who was the leader of Parliaments army?
Oliver Cronwell
What religion were most of the Roundheads?
Puritans
Who was the leader of the Common Wealth?
Oliver Cronwell
What do the Puritans get rid of?
Dancing, singing, plays
After Cronwell dies what family takes back the throne of England?
Stuarts
What king comes back from exile after Cronwell dies?
Charles II
What is the revolution called were James II gets overthrown?
Glorious Revolution
Who rules England after James II?
Mary and William
Who rules England after Charles II?
James II
What religion is James II?
Catholic
What religion is Mary and William?
Protestant
What religion can't a ruler be under the English Bill of Rights?
Catholic
Under the English Bill of Rights who controls taxs
Parliament
Is Parliament suppose to be summoned under the English bill of rights?
yes
Under the English Bill of Rights what type of Monarchy is established?
Limited Monarchy
Was Hebeas Corpus part of the English Bill of Rights?
yes
Was Trial by Jury part of the English Bill of Rights?
yes
What is a Limited Monarchy
a monarchy that is limited by a constitution or legislative body