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| French Protestants influenced by John Calvin. |
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| Political leader of the Huguenots who succeeded to the throne, and converted to Catholicism. |
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| Political leader of the Huguenots who succeeded to the throne, and converted to Catholicism. |
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| Made Catholicism the official religion of France. |
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| Leader of Northern Dutch Provinces. |
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| made kings believe they had rights from god. |
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| protestants in England who believe in Calvinism |
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| military genius who created the new model army |
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| political system in which ruler holds absolute power |
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| Louis XIV cheif minister who strengthened the monarchy |
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| First Russian ruler to take the title of Czar |
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| New czar who ended the end of ivans troubles |
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| Great Russian Czar who declared absolute monarchy |
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| artistic movement that emerged in 1520's in Italy |
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| artistic style of seventeenth century |
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| rights with which all humans are supposedly born with, including rights for life. |
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| Greek artist from Crete inspired manerism |
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| great author who wrote Don Quixote |
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