APEURO Unit 3

A political system where a monarch or dictator possesses unlimited centralized authority and absolute sovereignty.

• Absolute Monarchy
• Parliamentary Democracy
• Popular Sovereignty
• Enlightened Absolutism
• Market Economy

A transformation of traditional agricultural practices that occurred in Britain during the 18th century, leading to increased agricultural productivity and significant changes in farming methods.

• Agricultural Revolution
• Industrial Revolution
• Perestroika
• Rationalism
• Green Revolution

A system of governance characterized by strong central rule, aimed at maintaining stability but often at the expense of personal liberties and freedoms.

• Authoritarianism
• Democracy
• Indian National Congress
• Popular Sovereignty
• Communism

A form of government where a single individual holds absolute power.

• Autocracy
• Liberal Government
• Gauguin's Primitivism
• Astrology
• Socialism

A principle that states should function independently, preventing any one state from becoming disproportionately powerful and maintaining a stable distribution of power.

• Balance of Power
• Chartism
• Western Europe
• Totalitarianism
• Separation of Powers

The idea that human fate and nature are predetermined by external forces.

• Determinism
• Capitalism
• Existentialism
• Pan-Slavism
• Individualism

The belief that a monarch is born into power with the divine right to rule, bestowed by God.

• Divine Right

• Monarchy

• Authoritarianism

• Existentialism

• Jesuit Order

A document that granted religious freedoms to French Protestants (Huguenots) and aimed to end religious conflicts in France.

• Edict of Nantes
• Peace of Westphalia
• Printing Press
• Capitalism
• United Nations

Established in 1609, it was one of the earliest central banks and contributed to the Netherlands becoming a prominent center of economic activity in Europe.

• Bank of Amsterdam
• Federal Reserve
• Bauhaus Movement
• Appeasement
• Anarchism

Established in 1694, it served as the effective central bank of Britain.

• Bank of England
• Bank of Ansterdam
• Peasant Revolt
• Ecclesiastical Authority
• Compass