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Balance of power

Persuing policies to preserve independence. Ally against powerful states and counter with joining a weaker state if you are powerful. Not for preserving peace but for preserving sovereign and independence.

*demonstrated by Louis IXV where he was trying to take Spain but the Dutch William of orange, England, Sweden and other Western European states joined. Louis wanted universal monarchy

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Republic

Business leaders control the government in Netherlands, weak confederation of strong provinces each wanting to maintain independence.

Dutch had stadholder(cermonial function to maintain Dutch defense(William of orange/III)

Benefit the middle class and had middle class values, hard work n simplicity.

BAD WORD**** Yucky yucky gross, just meant military dictatorship in England under cromewell

*DUTCH REPUBLIC/CONFEDERATION

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Absolutism

Acceptance in absolute philosophical,ethical, political, religous,of monarchs over churches, legislature, nobles, etc.

*louis XIV Wanted it but didn’t have it. Still had to submit to the church but added a sacrament to override the church. Also supported the pope so the pope supported him

*FRANCE

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Constitutional monarchy

*ENGLAND

Monarchs are limited by the parliment

(Stuart Sandwich

James I- 1625 Charles I dissolves parliament(book of common prayer-long parliament to deal with Scottish revolt -Charles II was scared of parliament to behead him like his dad-James II-William and Mary-queen Anne Stuart

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Sun King/Grand monarch

Louis XIV, inherited cardinal richelus policy, saw himself in a godly light and thought he had divine right of kings where power comes from god and if he is born a king then god gave him the power to do whatever.

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Charles II of spain

weak leader of Spanish who’s sister married Louis XIV

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Franche comte

regime in france between Spanish Netherlands and meditation. Land n water, gained by marrying Charles II sister Maria

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Universal monarchy

I monarchy had sole rule over everything and to have supremacy of states, wanted by Louis XIV

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Estates general of United providences

United providence of Dutch, had statholder (William of orange) who only got power in times of war

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Arminians

Protestant liberal reaction to Calvinist doctrine of predestination. (Dutch)

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House of orange

House of Orange

-Enjoyed prestige in Dutch Republic.
-Protected towns, stadholder in most provinces

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Christian Huyghens (1624-1695)

-Dutch scientist worked mainly in physics/math
-Improved the telescope, made clocks with pendulums, and discovered Saturn's rings

Anna Marie van Schurman (1607-1678)

-Developed important 17th century argument for edu. of women

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William III/orange

William III

-Spoke Dutch, Spanish, Italian, and Latin
-Married Mary Stuart in 1677, later became King of England
-Enemy of Sun King, hated flattery and lived plainly

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English Navigation act of 1651

First in a series of political measures by which British colonies were built
-Aimed against Dutch carrying trade, said all goods imported to England must be carried by English ships

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Treaty of nimwegen

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Hereditary stadholderate

In 1673 6 Dutch provinces voted to make the stadholderate hereditary of the House of Orange
-Moved towards direction of absolute monarchy

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Hugo Grotius

Law of War and Peace" pioneered treatise on international law based on natural law

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Baluch Spinoza

-Turned out works of philosophy, examined reality, human conduct, church, and state

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Jan Vemeer

Interested in human character's mysteries, artist

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Ship Money

Taxes English monarchs, demand for warships, don’t need parliament

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Cromewell

Charles marches in parliament to arrest puritian par bc he was catholic but Cromwell after prides purge(scot rebel) defeats Charles and puts him on trial. Came to pwr bc par and military pwr. Established commonwealth which dissolved the rump par(dissolve long par), which made Oliver lord protector for England scot and Ireland. Made way for rise o diggers 5th monarchy men and Levellers who all wanted equality.  Parliament is now divided and wants republic so Cromwell takes over. He establishes puritian republic with regime of major generals and self as lord protector. Lead navigation act against Dutch for trade. Imposes Presbyterianism on Ireland and crushes Scottish. Dismisses parliment, raises taxes, Cromwell gives lead to his son who people don’t respect.

Was catholic

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Protectorate

A state controlled and protected by another England over Scot and ireland

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Edict of Nantes

Henry IV granted calv rights in France (hugenot)

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Puritan

English Protestants

Wanted to simplify worship

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Angelican

Holy trinity, was Protestant but also catholic at the same time

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Presbyterian

Protestant(Scot ire, english)

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James VI of Scotland

James I of England who wanted need money and was stupid and made parliament petition rights and didn’t like doctrines of English church

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True law of free monarchy

book written to justify divine right of kings (James I of engl)

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tonnnage and poundage

Customs granted to english crown by parliament

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Archbishop Laud

Appointed by Charles I in England who advocated for Charles

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Prerogative courts

Exclusive right from a government invested in a group

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Long Parliament

Called by Charles I to raise funds against Scottish revolts

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Solemn League and Covenant

Agreement between Scottish and english to support par in disputes with royalists

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Roundheads

Parliament party in English civil war, had short hair

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Prides Purge

Puritan revolution, scots stopped parliament fro new model army from entering House of Commons in England

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The Rump

Parliament after purging long parliament.

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Levellers

republic and democratic faction in England that extended suffrage and equality, had religous tolerance

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Diggers

Religous and political dissenters who wanted true rights

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Quakers

Equal rights for women and peace

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5th Monarchy Men

Prot, wanted to execute Charles I and wanted to prepare for end of world and Christ coming back. Was Puritan

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Instrument of Government

constitution of commonwealth under cromewell for England,Scot,Ireland drafted by John laupert

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1688 Revolution of England

Glorious Revolution which brought William of orange and Mary to thrown of England. Got rid of James II because he was catholic and England wanted to be Protestant

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Bill of Rights(england)

Limited gov

Constitution in a way

Prevents absolutism

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Charles II

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Dissenters

Memever of a none established church. A nonconformist

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Treaty of Dover

Secret treaty between France and England between Charles II and Louis XIV to support French policy in return for money

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Deceleration of indulgence

Grants religious freedoms in 1662 England

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Test Act

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Whigs

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Tories

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Glorious Revolution

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WIlliam and Mary

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Battle of the BOyne

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United Kingdom of Great Britain

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Act of Settlement off 1701

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Toleration Act

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Penal Code(Ireland)

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Parisian Salons

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L’etat c’est moi

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Divine right of kings

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Classicism

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Parlements

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Fronde

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Cardinal Mazarin

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Bishop Bossuet

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Versailles

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Intendents

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COuncil of state

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Tax farmers

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Colbert

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Commercial code

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French East India Company

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Revocation of Edict of Nantes

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Nicholas poussin

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Alsace and Lorraine

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Spanish Succession

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Treaty of Utrecht

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War of League of Augsburg

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Peace of ryswick

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Charles II of Spain

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Charles I

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James I

James IV of scotland

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Pyrenees no longer exist

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John Churchill and Duke of Mart Borough

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Phillip V of Spain

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Grand Alliance of 1701

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Prince Eugene of Savoy

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Treaty go Rastdt

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Asiento

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Puritan vs Arminian vs Roman Catholic

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Cavaliers

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Prides Purge

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Act of settlement 1662

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Louis XIV

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How does concept of power emerge?

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How do wars of Louis XIV demonstrate balance of power

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Why did Dutch French and English develop different governments

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What government did France create and was it successful

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What government did England create and was it successful

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What government did Dutch create and was it successful

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Why do Western European nations become leaders in Europe

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