A Dutch ship similar to a caravel

A class of aristocrats in Russia

A military organization in Russia

What improvements did Peter the Great make?

Peter expanded the borders, supported education and modernization

Peter established railroads and a warm water port

Peter made the Russians convert to Catholicism

What was transformed into St Petersburg?

Newly acquired Russian land in China

Why was Catherine the Great, great?

Catherine the Great was great because she modernized Russia, expanded its territory, and implemented reforms.

Catherine the Great was great because she was born into a wealthy family.

Catherine the Great was great because she was a skilled military strategist.

Catherine the Great was great because she was loved by all her subjects.

What is a partition and how did it affect Poland?

Poland was divided into separate parts by neighboring powers through a series of partitions.

Poland was united under a single ruler after the partitions.

The partitions only affected the economy of Poland, not its political structure.

The partitions were a peaceful negotiation between Poland and its neighboring powers.

Who was Charles 2nd of England?

King of England following the Civil War

The Last King of England before the Civil War

The King of Spain during the battle of the North Sea

The King of Spain during the siege of Vienna

What was the petition of right?

document sent to King Charles I of England in 1628 to limit his ability to tax and imprison rivals

a document sent to King Charles II of England in 1628 to inform him of his beheading

a document sent to Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1628 to transfer power from the Tudors to the Stuarts

a document sent to King James I of England in 1628 by Oliver Cromwell to shut down theaters

What is the House of Commons?

a house of the Parliament historically reserved for commoners

the judicial branch of the United Kingdom government.

the legislative body of the European Union.

the upper house of the Parliament reserved for nobles

What was the difference between Whigs and Tories in 1600's England?

The Whigs were more progressive and supported constitutional monarchy, while the Tories were more conservative and supported the monarchy's absolute power.

The Whigs and Tories were both radical political parties in 1600's England supporting an absolute overthrow of the parliamentary government.

The Whigs and Tories were the conservative political party in 1600's England, advocating for a return to their Anglo Saxon heritage.

The Whigs were more conservative and supported the monarchy's absolute power, while the Tories were more progressive and supported constitutional monarchy.

A group of advisors to a political leader, each with an area of expertise.

A piece of furniture used for storage or display purposes.

The main leader of the legislative branch in England

Louis XIV's Cardinal Marazin kept weapons there following Fronde

What is a prime minister?

The head of government in many countries

The chief justice of the supreme court

The head of the church, also known as the Pope

The leader of the opposition party

What is an oligarchy?

A form of government where power is held by a small group of people.

A form of government where power is held by a single individual.

A form of government where power is held by the majority of the population.

A form of government where power is held by the military.

The Last Tudor Queen of England

Queen of France after Louis XIV

The First Stuart Queen of England

The Queen who lost to the Spanish Armada in 1588

The First Stuart Monarch in England

The King of England who sponsored the King James Bible

Who are the Puritans?

The Puritans were English Protestants seeking to purify the Church of England.

The Puritans were a group of Prussian soldiers.

The Puritans were Catholic missionaries from Austria.

The Puritans were a political party in Spain.

A legislative body of government that represents the citizens and makes laws.

A group of people who meet to discuss and solve problems.

A gathering of politicians who debate and argue about issues.

A committee that advises the government on policy decisions.

Who are female levelers?

British Women who advocated for social and economic equality during the Kingless Decade

British Women who promoted social hierarchy during the Kingless Decade

British Women who shaved their heads and fought in the army (roundheads) during the Kingless Decade

British Women who opposed equal rights during the Kingless Decade

The Catholic Defender of the Faith and Habsburg ruler of Spain and German territories

The British King who constantly battled Louis XIV

The British King who was beheaded by Cromwell

The Famous Spanish Painter, also known as El Greco

What is divine right?

Divine right is a political and religious doctrine that asserts a monarch's legitimacy and authority as being derived from the will of God.

Divine right is a belief that the universe is controlled by a higher power

Divine right is a term used to describe a person's ability to always make the right decision

Divine right is a type of dessert made with whipped cream and fruit

What happened in 1588?

The Spanish Armada was defeated by the English navy.

The English navy was defeated by the Spanish Armada.

The Spanish Armada successfully invaded England.

The Spanish Armada was destroyed by a hurricane.

What collapsed the Spanish economy in the 1600's?

Wars, inflation, and decline of the Spanish Empire

Natural disasters, political instability, and trade deficits

Technological advancements, population growth, and cultural changes

Foreign invasions, economic sanctions, and corruption

Who is Miguel de Cervantes?

A Spanish Author who wrote Don Quixote

A French Painter who painted The Absolutist

A Spanish Painter, also known as El Greco

a French Author who wrote The Misanthrope

What was the Edict of Nantes?

The Edict of Nantes was a decree issued by King Henry IV of France in 1598 allowing religious freedom.

The Edict of Nantes was a treaty signed between France and England in 1598.

The Edict of Nantes was a religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants in France.

The Edict of Nantes was a military campaign led by King Henry IV of France in 1598.

Why was Henry IV known as Henry the good?

He was considered a fair and just ruler who focused on an improved economy for his people.

He was known for his elaborate building projects.

He was known for his extravagant lifestyle and disregard for his subjects.

He was known for his expansion of the Catholic faith and military exploits.

Who was Cardinal Richelieu?

A French Cardinal who served as the wise advisor to Louis XII

A French Cardinal who served as the wise advisor to Marie Antoinette

A British Cardinal who served as the wise advisor to James II

Louis XIV's personal advisor on all matter related to the church

Who was Jean Baptist Colbert?

French politician and financial minister

A palace in France built by Louis XIV

A temple in Austria built by Maria Teresa

A castle in Germany built by Frederick the Great

A castle in England built by Henry VIII

What caused the war of Spanish succession?

Dispute over the succession to the Spanish throne

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