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| Queen of england who proposed the act of supremacy. made her head of the church. forced uniform religion. proposed 29 articles. respected and supported parliament. Defeated Spanish armada. encouraged navy. |
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Divine right
fought with parliament about $
Dissolves Parliament
Fights w/ puritans
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Puritain revolution
Caviliers vs parliment
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Charles I Oliver cromwell
Charles executed - cromwell to head of gov't. |
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Declared monarchy's end.
Dissolves parliment
increased taxes
hated |
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| William and Mary & the glorious revolution |
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Parliament overthrows JamesIII
Took over throne
Bloodless transfer of power made the glorious revolution. |
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| passed by parliament to ensure certain rights. |
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King John forced it
1215
only law guaranteeing rights and liberty to who it concerns. |
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Russia before : upper class dominated
Merchants needed permission for contact w/ Europe
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Reforms
westernized technology and military
created police state. a well organized a "police state" a well organized society based on laws. |
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France's king. Who was an absolute ruler. he believed he was a giftto his kingdom.
refused to consult w/ pope
created massive debt because of increased taxes |
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| a port that allowed peter the great to westernize russia, on the baltic sea. |
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Marriage united spain
banned all religions that weren't caltholicsim. all others = convert or expulsion. |
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| treaty ending the thirty years war and brought an end to the holy roman empire. |
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| power of ruling that comes from god |
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| introduce the idea of divine right, and absolute control over state. |
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