
Age of Absolutism in Europe
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TRICIA MOULTON
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During the Age of Absolutism, which group of people had the most power?
Catholic Church
Kings/Queens
Nobility
Peasants
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What does the word "Monarch" mean?
Commoner/Peasant
In the order that it happened
King/Queen
Native or Original
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Absolutism
A system of government in which a ruler holds total and complete power
Spain experienced a period of severe inflation and heavy taxes
a time of exploration
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How did Kings rationalize their total power over their countries?
Claimed that God chose them to rule over their land/people
People elected them fairly into that position
They called dibs on being the ruler
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Why were citizens not able to question the rule of Kings during the Age of Absolutism?
Everybody liked being ruled by absolute rulers (Kings)
If they challenged Kings, they would be challenging God due to the idea of Divine Right
Laws prohibited people to speak about the King
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How did the Reformation lead to this era of Absolutism?
Catholic Church lost power
Europeans claimed land in the New World
Explorers discovered new trade routes to India
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The term divine right is best defined as a
revolution to gain political rights and freedoms
philosophy that encourages religious toleration
belief that a ruler’s authority comes from God
system in which a monarch has limited power
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What country did Louis XIV lead?
France
Prussia
Austria
Spain
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How many years Louis xiv ruled
70
65
72
75
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How is the palace used in today's time
As resturant
As government building
As school
As museum
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1030
209
357
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Which does NOT describe an absolute monarch?
Has unlimited power.
Controls taxes.
Dominates the upper class to show off power.
Looks to church leaders to guide religion.
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What was the title for the Kings of Russia?
Czar/Tsar
Emperor
Kaiser
President
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Which change is most closely associated with Peter the Great of Russia?
establishment of Moscow as the capital city
extension of Russia’s borders to the Northern Caucuses and Ukraine
westernization and modernization of the country
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Which statement would Louis XIV and Peter the Great most likely support?
“The king is entitled to unquestioning obedience.”
“Parliament should represent the best interests of the people.”
“People have the right to revolt against an unjust government.”
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Which institution became stronger and limited the monarchy in order to end absolutism in England?
banks
Parliament
colleges
catholic Church
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