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The name of the Russian landowning nobility.

Page 3: 2 pt

Who / what were boyars?

Page 4: 2 pt

These are two of the four ways we discussed in class how Peter “westernized”

Russia.

Page 5: 2 pt

What is introduction of the potato / a

European military / Table of Ranks / intro

western styles of dress?

Page 6: 2 pt

The name of Ivan’s Secret Police.

Page 7: 2 pt

What is the oprichniki?

Page 8: 2 pt

Russia engaged inlong wars against thesetwo countries to gain access to warm water

Ports in the north and the south.

Page 9: 2 pt

Who are Sweden and the Ottoman Empire?

Page 10: 2 pt

These are three of the waysRussia was backwards

compared to Europe in 1700.

Page 11: 2 pt

What is / are serfs & boyars(or feudal system) / Religion /Mongol Rule / Geography of

Russia?

Page 12: 2 pt

The name of the greatest of sultans;Also known as “the Magnificent”

and “the Builder.”

Page 13: 2 pt

Who was Suleyman?

Page 14: 2 pt

This is part of the job of the Sultan, justifying his absolutist

authority; it is Turkish for “justice throughout the land.”

Page 15: 2 pt

What is adala?

Page 16: 2 pt

In 1683, the Ottoman Empire laid siege to this European

city, the capital of the Austrian Empire.

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What was Vienna?

Page 18: 2 pt

These are three reasons why theOttoman Empire declined, in

the 1700s and beyond.

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What is / are series of poor rulers, population doubling,

and a lack of industrialization?

Page 20: 2 pt

This was the name for punishment of corruption in the

Ottoman Empire.

Page 21: 2 pt

What is siyasa?

Page 22: 2 pt

This was the justification for European Absolutism,

referring to God’s choice of monarch.

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What is Divine Right?

Page 24: 2 pt

This group of Mongols isolated Russia from the

rest of Europe for hundreds of years.

Page 25: 2 pt

What is the Golden Horde?

Page 26: 2 pt

This is the explanation as to how a ruler’s authority may be

absolute but their power be limited.

Page 27: 2 pt

What is their authority came from God and were

answerable only to Him, but they had to follow God’s

laws?

Page 28: 2 pt

This was the term used to describe the law that enserfed

the Russian peasants, preventing them from moving from one

estate to another, regardless of their debt; these were renewed

until 1906.

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What are “forbidden years?

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Ottoman Sultans had absolute authority to protect these people

from this group.

Page 31: 2 pt

Who are the poor / helpless from a corrupt

government?

Page 32: 2 pt

The name of Louis XIII’sregent, the real power in

France during his reign; he got France into the 30 Years’ War to counter Hapsburg power.

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Who was CardinalRichelieu?

Page 34: 2 pt

This was the name of Louis XIV’sFinance Minister, a committed

Mercantilist (same name as the host of a certain TV show on Comedy

Central…).

Page 35: 2 pt

Who was Jean BaptisteColbert (last name ok)?

Page 36: 2 pt

This was the name of the Alliance formed against LouisXIV in 1689; Britain, Austria, and Holland were part of this

league.

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What is the League ofAugsburg?

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Explain the cause of the WarOf the Spanish Succession.

Page 39: 2 pt

What is Louis XIV’s grandson became king of Spain and all of Europe

fought to keep Spain and France separated?

Page 40: 2 pt

These are the three ways that Cardinal Richelieu

strengthened the Bourbonmonarchy.

Page 41: 2 pt

What are forbidding walls around Huguenot cities /

destroying noble’s castles / taking sides against

Hapsburgs in 30 Years War?

Page 42: 2 pt

This French monarch referred to himself as the

“Sun King” due to his belief that he was the center of the

French state.

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Who is Louis XIV?

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This is the name of the people who claimed to be the son of Ivan the Terrible, during the

Time of Troubles.

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What are “False Dmitri”?

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This was the name of the chief advisor of the regent of Louis XIV; he was a gambler and

impressed the queen.

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Who was Cardinal Mazarin?

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This was the name of the land that Ivan the Terrible ruled

directly, after the death of his wife; in Russian, it means

“separate land.”

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What is the oprichnina?

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This was the economic system maintained by most of Europe during this period; it saw trade as a zero sum game and relied on tariffs to maintain a positive

balance of trade.

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What is Mercantilism?