Chapter 9 Vocab Review

What was the Thirty Years' War?

• A conflict in Europe involving Catholic and Protestant forces

• A treaty that ended a major war

• A form of government with absolute power

• A system created by Peter the Great

What did the Peace of Westphalia achieve?

• It started the Thirty Years' War

• It allowed German princes to choose the religion of their states

• It was a system for ranking nobility

• It was a palace built by Louis XIV

What is Absolutism?

• A treaty that ended a war

• A form of government where rulers claim absolute power

• A title for Russian monarchs

• A war between King Charles I and Parliament

Who was Louis XIV?

• A Scottish king who refused to work with Parliament

• The king of France who built a palace at Versailles

• A czar who led the westernization of Russia

• A noble in Brandenburg-Prussia

What was the role of the Junkers in Brandenburg-Prussia?

• They were monarchs of Russia

• They had full authority over peasants and did not pay taxes

• They were kings of England

• They were involved in the English Civil War

Who was Peter the Great?

• A king of England who refused to work with Parliament

• A czar who led the westernization of Russia

• A noble in Brandenburg-Prussia

• A king of France who built a palace at Versailles

What was the English Civil War?

• A war between Catholic and Protestant forces

• A conflict between King Charles I and Parliament

• A treaty that ended a major war

• A system for ranking nobility

Who led the Parliamentary forces during the English Civil War and established the Protectorate?

• James II

• Oliver Cromwell

• William and Mary

• Sir Isaac Newton

What was the Glorious Revolution?

• A war between England and France

• A change in power in England from James II to William and Mary without any war

• The signing of the English Bill of Rights

• The establishment of the Protectorate

Who were the rulers of England that replaced James II during the Glorious Revolution?

• Oliver Cromwell and James II

• William and Mary

• Sir Isaac Newton and Galileo Galilei

• Edmond Halley and Roger Bacon