Absolutism Ch 14

When Henry of Navarre became Henry IV, he

• invaded England
• attacked Spain
• converted to Catholicism
• converted to Protestantism

During the late Middle Ages, Spain did all of the following except:

• reconquer the Muslim areas
• expel the Jews
• protect Catholicism
• invade England

One of the richest parts of Philip II's empire was

• Morocco
• the Spanish Netherlands
• Cuba
• Ireland

Elizabeth Tudor tried to do which of the following?

• avoid war with France and Spain
• provoke a war with Spain
• destroy Protestantism
• give Catholics special rights

The French kings of the 16th century managed to

• stop the spread of Protestantism
• do little to stop the spread of Protestantism
• stop the French nobility from becoming Protestant
• crush the kingdom of the Bourbons

James I of England strongly believed in

• sharing power with Parliament
• the Puritan religion
• Catholicism
• the divine right of kings

The civil war in England was a conflict between which of the following?

• Catholics and Puritans
• Catholics and the Church of England
• peasants and nobles
• the king and Parliament

The Rump Parliament did all of the following except

• behead Charles I
• restore Catholicism
• abolish the Monarchy
• declare England a republic or commonwealth

William and Mary were offered the throne of England to

• improve relations with Holland
• prevent succession by a Catholic monarch
• stop Parliament's rule
• restore the Monarchy

The English Bill of Rights did all of the following except

• abolish Parliament
• recognize Parliament's right to make laws
• prevent monarchs from raising armies
• recognize the right to jury trials