Absolutism and the Enlightenment
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Latin | English |
|---|---|
| Absolutism | ![]() When one ruler is in charge. |
| Saint Petersburg, Russia | ![]() Capital of Russia on the Baltic Sea |
| Navagation Acts | ![]() Addss taxs to goods. Has to go through English Ports. All goods in and out of Great Brittain on English Ships though Brittish Ports. |
| Louis XIV of France | ![]() Louis the 14th a.k.a Sun King, Leader of the French Empire part of French-Bo'urbon Dynasty. One of the most demanding leaders of all time. |
| Ivan IV of Russia | ![]() King of Russia actuallr a Czar. Notoriusly named Ivan The Terrible. He was very odd. He even killed his own son |
| Silesia | ![]() A piece of land that Austria owns but Prussia (Germany) wants it. |
| Peter I of Russia | ![]() Ivan's son, Expanded to Baltic Sea. Conqured Sweden, Immitated the ways of the west. Built Saint Pete like how Louis built Vesaliees. Named after himself. Not a Saint Though. |
| Elizabeth I of England | ![]() Queen of England |
| French and Indian War | ![]() War between, English America, vs French Louisiana sides with Native Americans, Looks to stop westward expansion. |
| Versalles | ![]() Capital of France. A palace that Louis XIV built. 15 miles outside of Paris. |
| Cardinal-Duc de Richelieu | ![]() Advisor for Louis the XIII |
| Louis XIII of France | ![]() King of France part of Bourbon, Louis 14th father. |
| John Locke | ![]() A philosipher for the enlightenment |
| Montesquieu | ![]() A philosipher for the enlightenment, came up with law book called Of laws and Punishments. |
| Adam Smith | ![]() A philosipher during the enlightenment. Came up with laws |
| Mary Wollstonecraft | ![]() A a philosopher during the enlightenment. Credited with the ideas of womens rights to learn. Fought and won the right of modern day womens rights. |
| King Charles I of England | ![]() King from 1625-1649 lead during Puritan and Pilgrim war of the Age of Absolutism. |
| Prussia | ![]() Piece of land in current Germany. Had only two kings and a major factor in reuniteing Germany in the 1800's |
| Sun King | ![]() Name for King Louis the 14th of France |
| King Charles II of England | ![]() Ran during 1660-1685 |
| King James II of England | ![]() King from 1685-1688 king ran away from Glorius Revolution or the Bloodless revolution. |
| King James Stuart I of England and Scotland | ![]() Took over English monarcy because he was the only living relative to Elizabeth the I and also King of Scotland from 1601-1625 Jamestowne, Virginia is named in his honor. |
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