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Spain is unified
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When Ferdinand died the land was split among his 3 boys
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King Henry the 8th rules England
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recognized Henry VIII as the Supreme Head of the Church of England
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an artist
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He was the king of Spain and the king of Portugal. He married Queen Mary l.
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Queen Elizabeth the 1st rules England
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It was in the low countries against the rule of Habsburg King Phillip ll of Spain. -
battle where 50 total ships were sunk
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It was a group of assassinations and had waves of mob violence against the Huguenots. -
The Spanish were defeated by the English
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King Henry the 4th rules France
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Henry aimed primarily to promote civil unity
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King James the 1st rules England
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published "Don Quixote"
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Bohemia in which people were defenestrated
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It was a large conflict that was fought by the Roam Empire. It is considered the most destructive war in European history.
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Charles I rules Spain
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It sets out specific individual protections against the state. -
It was a principal residence for the Kings of France. It embellished over several generations of French rule. -
Ths Parliament was summoned by King Charles l.
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2 peace treaties in one document
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Occurred outside the Banqueting House on Whitetail
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regulated trade
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Leviathan is the word for a sea monster that is in the bible. It described Thomas Hobbes perfect government.
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War mainly over the manners of England's governance and religious freedom issues. -
Charles II rules England
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The Huguenots get away from the terrors of France
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the overthrow of King James II
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It is a work of political philosophy and John Locke refuted the theory of divine rights. -
Azov is captured by Russia
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He is known for governmental and economic reforms instigated by his advisors.
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Prussia is created
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the composer, Sebastian Bach, produces his best works
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This was described or also known as the first world war of modern times. Major campaigns fought in Spain.
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It was founded by Tsar Peter the Great. It became the capital of Russia for over 200 years. -
treaty between England and France that ended a war
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Published "Robinson Crusoe"
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the Prime Minister is Robert Walpole
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Gulliver's Travels is published
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Frederick the Great rules Russia
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Queen Maria Theresa rules over the Hapsburg Empire
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wars that took place after the death of Charles VI
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It was a scriptural text and has 53 movements in three parts. -
published "The Spirit of Laws"
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the first Encyclopedia is published
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global conflict that spanned 5 different continents
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Candid is published
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King George the 3rd rules England
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Social Contract is published
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Catherine the Great rules Russia
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King Joseph the 2nd rules Austria
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A confrontation in Boston where nine British soldiers killed three people and caused violence with a crowd of three to four hundred people. -
divided Poland in two
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American citizens threw tea from Britain in the ocean. -
executive function, for thirteen of Britain's colonies in North America
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Laws that were passed by the British Parliament after the Boston Tea Party
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King Louis the 14th rules France
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This battle was fought along with the Battle of Lexington. -
This was one of the first engagements of the Revolutionary War. -
published "Wealth of Nations"
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It was an act of Parliament of Great Britain and it imposed a tax on colonies of the British that were located in America. -
It was a part of the United 13 Colonies. It was adopted by the Second Continental Congress. -
victory of Americans over the British
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agreement among the first 13 colonies
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Americans forced the British to surrender
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It was signed by King George lll and the UNited states to end the American Revolutionary War. -
Amadeus Mozart best music
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This was considered the framework for the United States government. -
It was a dramatic act of defiance by representatives by classes that were nonprivileged for the French Nation.
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It took place in Paris, France, and was when revolutionaries stormed and seized control over the medieval armory.
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a period of panic and riot
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It was a human rights document made by the Fench. -
women were mad about the price of bread and protested
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established a limited constitutional monarchy
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It was a statement that included 5 sentences. -
Also, known as the Female Citizen, was written by a female French activist. -
"A Vindication of the Rights of Women" is published
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when most atrocities took place
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made a republic and abandoned the idea of a monarchy
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King Louis XIV was executed for his actions
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period of violence during the French Revolution
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Marie Antoinette was guillotined because of the crimes she portrayed towards the state. -
A group of five men who held executive power in France. -
the 1st Consulate is Napoleon Bonaparte
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Wars caused by Napoleon
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During the French Revolution, he went up in the ranks. He seized political power in France. -
During the French Revolution, he went up in the ranks. He seized political power in France. -
British devastated French and Spanish fleets
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one of the most important Napoleonic Wars
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Napoleon tried to take over Russia by invasion
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defeat of Napoleon
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was to reconstitute European order
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Napoleon was kicked out and sent to Elba
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After Napoleon came back he was sent to St. Helena
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To maintain the European balance of power
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After being exiled to Elba, Napoleon came back to Paris
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Peter the Great becomes "king" of Russia