Phillip ii - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Absolute Monarch correct answers A king or queen with complete control over their country Age of absolutism correct answers 250 year period where many absolute monarch rose and fell Absolutism correct answers The ideology of an absolute monarchy: strong central gov't, strong military, using mercantilism Hapsburg monarchy correct answers Europe's most powerful dynasty: Spain, Portugal, HRE and American lands Charles V correct answers Hapsburg ruler: ruled the greatest amount of land...

1492 year Columbus discovered America Spain country that sponsored Columbus's voyages Phillip II Spanish ruler that probably controlled more of the surface of the earth than any

1492 year Columbus discovered America Spain country that sponsored Columbus's voyages Phillip II Spanish ruler that probably controlled more of the surface of the earth than any other human being in history with his claim in the New World Portugal country that claimed Brazil Quebec the first permanent French colony

HIEU 202 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct Conditions of life in Early Modern Europe *Unstable Feudal order eroding- nobles, peasants *World of death- "nasty, brutish, short", poverty was the norm, average lifespan of 25-27 years *The killers: WAR, plague (Black Death killed ⅓ of population), childbirth, starvation, hygiene *Marriage/Family- basic unit of society and economy, extended family, unpredictability of life put pressure to marry young, marriages broken by death, sense...

The Great Biological Exchange correct answers Biological exchanges of plants and animals enabled a better and longer life for Europeans, who took food items back to the old world were suddenly able to grow food to support their large population. Indians, on the other hand, were destroyed by the exchange, becoming the victims of European diseases.. . Hernan Cortes correct answers Leader of the conquistadores who driven by dreams of gold and glory sailed from Cuba to conquest the Aztecs in 153...

Absolutism Review Latest 2023 Graded A Absolutism rulers and advisors have unlimited power justified by divine right Armada spanish armada; fleet of ships divine right power comes from God and rulers are answerable only to God Huguenots a french protestant Edict of Nantes document guaranteeing religious tolerance of protestants Czar titles for kings and queens in Russia balance of power Queen Elizabeth's principal foreign policy goal, all countries were equal in power Pragmatic Sanction ...

Absolutism Latest Update Graded A Absolutism A form of government, usually hereditary monarchy, in which the ruler has no legal limits on his or her power. Time Period of Absolutism 3 Key Components of Absolutism Strong Central Government, Strong Military, and Mercantilism Charles V's Grandparents King Ferdinand and Queen Elizabeth of Spain Charles V Aunt Cathrine of Argon Mary I married who? Phillip II Why did Charles V give up and divide the Hapsburg throne? He thought it was too big t...

Abeka 7th grade History quiz 20 already passed 1492 year Columbus discovered America Spain country that sponsored Columbus's voyages Phillip II Spanish ruler that probably controlled more of the surface of the earth than any other human being in history with his claim in the New World Portugal country that claimed Brazil Quebec the first permanent French colony in the New World Vasco da Gama the first European to reach the Far East by sea Jacques Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River ...

B - ANSWER-The Peace of Augsburg recognized in law what had already been established in practice: A) Religion of the land was determined by the Holy Roman Empire B) The land's ruler would determine the religion of the land C) Calvinists were to be tolerated throughout Europe D) Protestants had to restore Catholic beliefs and practices. C - ANSWER-The most successful "politique" was: A) Oliver Cromwell B) Phillip II of Spain C) Elizabeth I of England D) Mary I of England C - ...

treaty of Utrecht (1713) - ANSWER-Partitioned the world of Spain. Did not divide it between the two legal claimants only. The British remained at Gibraltar, to the great irritation of the Spaniards and they also annexed the island of Minorca. The Duke of Savoy gained the former Spanish island of Sardinia in return for his contribution to the Allied cause. The rest of the Spanish Mediterranean holdings -Milan, Naples, and Sicily -passed to the Austrian Habsburgs, as did the Spanish Netherlands (o...