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Who suffered when Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes?

only English Catholics

only French Protestants

only aristocrats of all religions

only poor, religious peasants

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Which was Peter the Great responsible for?

reforming Russia and making it a republic

giving power to Russia’s highest ranking noblemen

turning Russia into a modern, powerful nation

following a policy of peace with Russia’s neighbors

Peter the Great reduced the power of the boyars by

ending all plans for conquest and territorial expansion.

introducing the Eastern Orthodox religion to Russia.

hiring European military advisers.

introducing a merit system of nobility.

Why did Peter the Great call his new capital city a "window on Europe”?

He wanted St. Petersburg to be a model of European culture.

He introduced the first European-style windows to Russia.

He wanted to build a city close to Europe but far from the sea.

He wanted his capital to be the opposite of all things European.

Which of these statements best describes absolute rulers?

Absolute rulers’ powers are checked only by the military.

Absolute rulers are figureheads who carry out the Church’s wishes.

Absolute rulers depend on the advice of a parliament.

Absolute rulers have no checks on their power.

Someone who believes in divine rule believes that God

favors aristocrats and people of wealth.

chooses monarchs to represent him on Earth.

supports kings and queens but does not choose them.

wants government to be in the hands of the people.

The weakening of the Catholic Church’s power in Europe in the 1500s and 1600s led to

a decline in the power of kings and queens.

a rise in the power of kings and queens.

a decline in the use of standing armies.

a rise in the power of legislatures across the continent.

During the 1600s, England put more power in the hands of an elected parliament. What did France do?

France followed the English example.

France put more power in the hands of its aristocracy.

France put more power in the hands of its monarchy.

France gave power to a series of weak kings.

Louis XIV ruled from his lavish palace located in

Paris.

St. Petersburg.

Madrid.

Versailles.

Because Philip II wanted a standing army, he found it necessary to

invade England.

raise taxes.

oppose the Counter-Reformation.

give more power to his people.

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