Key Events of the Glorious Revolution

The video explores the concept of Leviathans and divine right, highlighting the absolute power held by rulers. It delves into the rise and fall of the Spanish Empire, emphasizing the impact of inflation and the Dutch revolt. The narrative shifts to the Netherlands, focusing on art and religious divisions. In France, the religious wars and the Edict of Nantes are discussed, along with Louis XIV's reign. The English Civil War and the Restoration are covered, followed by the Glorious Revolution and the establishment of the Bill of Rights, which limited the monarchy's power and strengthened Parliament.

What does the concept of 'divine right' imply about a ruler's authority?

• Rulers inherit power through wealth.

• Rulers are elected by a council.

• Rulers have authority granted by God.

• Rulers are chosen by the people.

Which empire is associated with Philip II and his passionate Catholicism?

• Mughal Empire

• Ottoman Empire

• Spanish Empire

• British Empire

What economic issue did Spain face due to its vast influx of gold and silver?

• Recession

• Stagnation

• Inflation

• Deflation

Which country rose to become a republic, inspired by ancient Rome?

• France

• Netherlands

• Portugal

• Italy

What was the Edict of Nantes primarily about?

• Economic reform

• Religious tolerance

• Military expansion

• Cultural renaissance

Who was known as the 'Sun King' and claimed to be the state?

• Henry VIII

• Charles I

• Louis XIV

• Philip II

What was the outcome of the English Civil War for Charles I?

• He was reinstated.

• He abdicated.

• He was executed.

• He was exiled.

What did Charles II restore to England after the Puritan rule?

• Democracy

• Theocracy

• The republic

• The monarchy

Who were invited to take the English throne during the Glorious Revolution?

• James II and Anne

• George I and Sophia

• Charles II and Catherine

• William and Mary

What significant document was established during the Glorious Revolution?

• Magna Carta

• Bill of Rights

• Act of Union

• Treaty of Versailles