Who were responsible for executing Protestants as traitors to the state?

This was established by Henry IV of France.

King _____ had the Bible translated to English.

The ________ governed the French Republic after the National Convention.

After the National Convention proclaimed France a republic, Louis XVI was ______.

Napoleon invaded Russia because it refused to abide by the ________.

The belief known as the divine right of kings asserts that the king is accountable _____.

What historical event led Enlightenment thinkers to think that reason, rightly exercised, was the answer to all of mankind's problems?

The English Civil Wars were prompted by _________.

_________ were supporters of a powerful monarchy who viewed Parliament as merely an advisory council to the king.

The Ottoman Empire was responsible for capturing _______ and _______ in 1453.

What allowed the Huguenots to worship freely in France?

What document proclaimed the rights of the citizens of the French Republic?

Napoleon invaded _______ in 1812 but was forced to retreat.

Which nation was considered to be the "Third Rome?"

_________ believed that the principles of the Enlightenment could bring about a perfect society.

Advances in mathematics were essential to the discoveries of the ________.

________ was the chosen religion of the Enlightenment thinkers.

The French let ________ borrow money to fight a war against Britain.

The _________ was built by King Philip for the purpose of attacking England.

The Holy League was established by _____ to defeat the Ottoman Empire.

The principles of the Enlightenment were spread throughout Europe by _________.

Who was a Dutch painter of the Baroque style during the seventeenth century?

The Edict of Nantes provided religious freedom to the ______.

The Huguenots were _______ who followed the teachings of John Calvin.

Who led the European opposition to the Ottoman Turks?

This religion asserted that God was not involved in the everyday workings of the universe.

The ________ numerals were significant to the Scientific Revolution.

________ was a French philosopher who was influential to politics.

Who was condemned as a traitor and executed by order of the English Parliament?

The Duke of Wellington was a _______ general at the Battle of Waterloo.

What event took place in what is now Germany?

In 1804, _______ was crowned emperor of France.

This caused thousands of Huguenots to flee France.

Oliver Cromwell was named ______ of the Commonwealth of England.

Which King of France called himself The Sun King?

The purpose of the __________ was to bring an end to Protestantism.

The Peace of Westphalia recognized the _______ of the territories of the Holy Roman Empire.

Which peace agreement brought an end to the Thirty Years’ War?

Roger Bacon was a(n) _______ scientist who emphasized the importance of empirical evidence to science.

William, Prince of Orange, took over the throne of __________.

Before the mathematical calculations of Johann Kepler, astronomers assumed that the planets orbited the Sun in a ___________.

Rene Descartes was a ________ philosopher who distrusted senses and put great faith in the ability to reason.

_________ believed that the European mind had been darkened by the teachings of Christianity.

________ believed that reason and emotion were the key to a perfect society.

Which system of the universe is based on the Sun being the center?

The Copernican system believed the ______ was the center of the universe.

The English philosopher, _______, asserted that the human mind at birth was a "blank tablet."

In the ___________, the Earth is the center of the universe.

_________ was an early English scientist who emphasized the collection of empirical evidence.

The leader of the Reign of Terror was _______.

The _______ provoked the "Sans-Culottes" to riot during the French Revolution.

Which factors led to the French Revolution? 

Asserted that the human mind at birth was a "blank tablet."

The _____ was a contract made between the Pilgrims, establishing the government of their colony.

The _____ established the National Assembly of France.

The American colonists wanted independence from the British because they ________.

Who was named the first czar of Russia?

Which of the following factors did NOT lead to the French Revolution?

__________ was the leader of the Huguenots.

During the reign of absolutism in France, which religious group was persecuted severely?

Who believed that the principles of the Enlightenment could bring about a perfect society?

The _________ were a militant band of Roman Catholic priests.

Who was the most famous playwright and poet of the sixteenth and seventeenth century?

King Philip established the Holy League to resist the advance of the ________ Turks into Europe.

In 1588, which Queen of England defeated Spain's attempt to invade the Spanish Armada?

Prussia became a powerful European country because of its _______.

During the Ottoman Empire, the ________ had the same authority as an absolute ruler in Europe.

_______ was named the first czar of Russia.

Peter I of Russia wanted to make his country more like ________.

Why did Enlightenment thinkers believe that reason could bring about a perfect society?