He was the king of Spain that sent the Armada to England. He was an ardent and militant Catholic.

She was the queen of England and the last of the Tudor line. She was nicknamed the Virgin Queen and had her cousin Mary Queen of Scots beheaded for treason and conspiracy.

These were French Protestants influenced by John Calvin.

This recognized Catholicism as the official religion of France and gave the Huguenots the right to worship and to enjoy all political privileges

This accusation led to many deaths and is also called magic.

The Catholics during the 30 Years War in 1618 came from where?

This belief is when nobles believe that they receive their power from God and are responsible only to God.

At the start of the 30 Years War, this is where the Protestants were from.

With the death of his cousin Elizabeth I, this man became the King of England.

These were protestants in England who were influenced by John Calvin.

These were supporters of the king during the Civil War of 1642. They were also known as Royalists.

This group made up the Parliamentary forces in England that opposed the King during the Civil War of 1642.

He was a military genius and leader of the New Model Army

This is when absolute power rests in the hands of one.

This is a Russian emperor.

Louis XIV was a very arrogant King of France, he called himself this.

This man is remembered in history as “The Terrible” and was Russia’s first czar.

This man became czar and ended the “Time of Troubles” in Russia.

This was the last and most prominent czar. He built St. Petersburg.

This capital of Russia was built by Peter the Great and gave Russia a warm water port.

This movement in art ended the artistic-renaissance.

This movement replaced mannerism.

If you are born with rights, they are called your what?

This man completed Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

The most famous dramatist during the Elizabethan age and possibly of all time. He wrote for all people.

The writer of Don Quixote

This man set the standard for play writing with over 1500 in all.

This man wrote Leviathan, a work on political thought.

This man argued against the absolute rule of one person. He described how governments are formed and what justifies them.