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Their marriage was the reason Spain came together as one. -
Charle's main sources of royal revenue were Castile, Aragon, the Church, and America.
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He was responsible for spreading Catholicism to the Americas.
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The Hapsburg Empire was divided into a Spanish and Austrian line -
They were the hereditary rulers of the former
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Henry VIII chose to resign in order to marry Wallis Warfield Simpson. -
This act granted subsequent monarchs of England Royal Supremacy.
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El Greco was most known for his style of art with elongated figures.
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This revolt was against King Philip II.
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Philip II strove to spread Protestantism.
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Elizabeth I was known as the Virgin Queen and was the last of the Tudors.
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This battle ended Ottoman expansion through naval engagement. -
A targeted group of assassinations who were against the Huguenots.
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An English Naval force defeated the so-called "Invincible Armada".
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He was the first monarch of France from the house of Bourbon.
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Henry IV granted the Calvinist Protestants of France substantial rights. -
The first Stuart king of England.
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This book is labeled as the first modern novel.
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Three incidents in the history of Bohemia where people were defenestrated.
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A conflict fought against the Holy Roman Empire.
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This petition set out specific individual protections against the state. -
This palace was used to show the wealth and power of France.
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This parliament followed the Short Parliament's chaos.
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A series of Civil Wars between Royalists and Parliamentarians.
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He ruled his country principally from his great palace.
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This is the collective name for two peace treaties signed in October of 1648. -
Charles was beheaded outside the Banqueting House.
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These acts were used to promote the self-sufficiency of the British Empire.
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This book also means "The Matter, Forme, and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil".
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Charles II was also the ruler of Scotland.
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Russia was more modernized and grew into a European power under his rule. -
The Huguenots fled France to avoid being persecuted.
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The overthrow of Catholic King James.
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John Locke was most famous works are an Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
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This bill outlined specific constitutional and civil rights. -
Peter the Great wanted to better his trade by capturing Azov.
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This war has been described as "The first world war of modern times".
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Peter the Great helped to build this great city.
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A series of peace treaties were signed by the belligerents.
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Many people believed Robinson Crusoe and the incidents he witnessed were real. -
Robert Walpole is considered the first Prime Minister of Great Britain.
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Bach composed over 1000 pieces of music.
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He was most known for the governmental and economic reforms.
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Jonathan published this book in order to use satire against human nature. -
He had many military successes in the Silesian Wars.
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Maria Theresa was the only female to rule the Habsburg Empire.
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The last great power conflict with the Bourbon-Habsburg conflict.
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This book is an English-language oratorio. -
This book is a treatise on political theory and pioneering work in comparative law. -
The aim of his "Encyclopedia" was to change the way people think.
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The Seven Years' War is considered the first global conflict.
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The English versions are titled "Candide: All for the Best" or "Candide: The Optimist". -
George III was king until the union of two kingdoms.
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Mozart created many masterpieces such as "Don Giovanni". -
The ideas Jean proposed in this book seemed too extreme at the time it was published. -
She was the last reigning Empress of Russia and the longest-reigning female leader.
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He was Holy Roman Emperor from Aug 1765 and sole ruler of Habsburg lands.
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This act was passed to affirm Parliament's authority. -
The Boston Massacre was a deadly riot.
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This partition resulted in the elimination of Poland and Lithuania.
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An American political and mercantile protest by the Sons of Liberty.
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Four punitive measures were enacted by the British Parliament in retaliation for acts of colonial deflance.
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This meeting was created in order to discuss its reaction to the British government's restraints. -
The first military engagement of the American Revolution.
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This battle marked the start of the American war.
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This book is the magnum opus of Adam Smith.
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The signing of the Declaration of Independence took place in Independence Hall. -
These battles marked the climax of the Saratoga campaign.
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This was the last major battle of the American Revolution.
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This treaty was signed by King George III and representatives of the United States of America.
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Benjamin Franklin was the first signer of the Articles of Confederation.
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This became the official framework of the United States. -
This oath took place in a newly built tennis court after being locked out of their meeting place.
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Revolutionaries seized control of the medieval army.
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A period of panic and riot by peasants because of rumors of the king.
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This declaration is a human civil rights document from the French Revolution.
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This event is also known as the October March. -
Olympe de Gouges wrote this in response to the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
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After this constitution was created, King Louis XVI had no choice but to accept it.
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This declaration was made up of 5 sentences at Pillnitz Castle.
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This piece of literature still resonates with feminism today.
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elected to provide a new constitution.
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The radicals gained control during the French Revolution and persecuted anyone who was against the revolution.
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King Louie XVI was executed after being found guilty of treason. -
This committee was led by Robespierre during the Reign of Terror.
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A series of massacres and public executions that took place during the French Revolution.
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She was convicted by the Revolutionary Tribunal of high treason.
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A group of five men who held executive power over France.
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He established himself as the head of more authoritarian. -
Series of war that range France against shifting alliances of Europe.
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Napoleon became emperor after rising through the ranks in the military.
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A naval engagement between the British Royal Navy and the French and Spanish Navies.
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The first engagement of the war.
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He crossed the Neman River to get to Russia. -
A decisive defeat for Napoleon resulted in the dissertation.
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An International diplomatic conference to reconstitute the European political order.
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Napoleon was banned after he left his throne.
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A general consensus among the Great Powers.
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Napoleon's return became the start of the Hundred Days. -
Napoleon was exiled because of his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.