First king of the Bourbon Dynasty in France

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Became King of France at the age of four. Known as the Sun King.

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One of Russia's greatest reformers. Shared the throne in the beginning but would eventually become the sole ruler.

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Famous fleet from Spain that was defeated by the British. After its defeat, it severely weakened Spain.

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France's declaration of religious tolerance.

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This war was fought over the Spanish throne. Charles II, the childless king of Spain died. French leaders fought for control of Spain.

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Holy Roman Empire king who was involved in the 30 years war. He sent troops to Bohemia to destroy Protestant churches.

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A religious war between European leaders over territory and followers on the Catholic and Protestant religion.

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Peter the Great encouraged this culture from what area of the world to come help Russia become culturally different with food, education and social hierarchy

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This war divided a country, some supported multiple leaders in the government while others supported the King.

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This limited the powers of the King of England. It also protected its citizens from the government.

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Spanish painter who created works of art in religion. His real name was Domenikos Theotokopoulos.

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The author of Don Quixote.

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The greatest Dutch artists of his time.

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The minister of finance for Louis XIV.

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Woman heir to the Austrian throne.

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Leader in Prussia who softened his fathers laws. He followed his father's military policies and encouraged religious toleration and legal reform.

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This king took over after his father, James I died. He was at constant war with Spain and France.

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General who led the Puritans in the English Civil War.

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A King or Queen who has unlimited power and seeks to control all aspects of society.

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The idea that Monarchs are God's representation on earth and only answer to God.

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an official appointed by the French monarch to collect taxes and administer justice.

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Landowning nobles in Russia.

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an adoption of the social, political and economic institution of the Western European or American cultures.

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The period of Charle's II rule after the collapse of Oliver Cromwell's rules in England.

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a document requiring that a prisoner be brought before a judge or court to determine his or her imprisonment is legal.

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a bloodless overthrow of the English King James and his replacement by William and Mary.

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a system of government in which the ruler's power is limited by law.

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members or advisers elected by the king or queen who help govern and make decisions

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