France and Russia Absolute Monarchy

Edict of Nantes

• law made by Harrison Jones of France, which strictly regulated religious practices to only Catholic

• law made by Henry IV of France, which granted a large measure of religious liberty to his Protestant subjects, the Huguenots

• law made by Harrison Jones of France, which granted a large measure of religious liberty to his Protestant subjects, the Huguenots

• law made by Henry IV of France, which strictly regulated religious practices to only Catholic

Cardinal Richelieu made actions to limit which religious group?

• Mormon

• Protestant

• Catholic

• Jewish

Skepticism is, what?

• the motivation people have to learn

• the philosophy that life give you opportunities to learn what you need to and you don't need to know anything else

• the idea that nothing can ever be known for certain

• the concept that there is one correct answer to every question

Government agents who collected taxes and administered justice were called, what?

• mercantilism

• constables

• sheriffs

• intendents

the economic theory that nations should protect their home industries and export more than they import

• mercantilism

• capitalism

• absolute monarchies

• totalitarianism

Ruler of Russia who came to power at 3 years old in 1533

• Philip the Monster

• Ivan the Great

• Philip the Strong

• Ivan the Terrible

Russia's land owning noble class which fought to control the Russian ruler.

• effects

• boyers

• intendents

• skeptics

Peter the Great

• Russia's greatest reformers who also increased the czar's power

• France's greatest threat to monarchies, he fought for voting in leaders

• Russia's most violent leader, who threatened the poor and degraded noble power

• France's most selfish leader; took food from the imports and gave it to his farm animals and jailed the poor