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| renaissance figure who wrote the prince. |
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| scottish philosopher-republicanism |
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| a royal ruler who ruled without parliaments |
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| english philosopher in the 17th century |
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| prussian king of the 18th century |
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| private ownership of production and trade with little interference by the gov. |
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| french monarch in the late 17th century |
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| french protestant in the 16th century- predestination |
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| granted tolerance to protestants in 1598 |
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| war in the roman empire between german protestants and roman emperor |
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| end thirty year's war in 1648- 1 city = one religion |
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| more goods became available and price rose |
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| class of working people without access to producing nproperty |
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| 17th century, advanced in scientific theory and changed formal intellectual life. |
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| economic theory that stressed gov's promotion of limitation of imports from other nations. internal stuffs. |
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| english overthrow of james II in 1688 |
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| concepts of god during the scientific revolution |
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| protestant church- england |
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| polish monk and astronomer in the 16th century- established that the earth was not the center of the universe |
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| italian astronomer and mathematician- published copernicus, planetary motions and gravity |
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| english scientist during the 17th century- natural laws, principles, forces. |
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| an inellectual movement in france during the 18th century- advanced of science |
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