Absolutism
Exploring Absolutism: The 30 Year War and Beyond
Test your knowledge on the fascinating era of absolutism and the pivotal events that shaped European history. This quiz will explore key figures, conflicts, and economic theories from a time when monarchs wielded unchallenged power.
What you can learn:
- Key causes of historical wars
- The characteristics of absolutism
- Influential monarchs and their governance
Main cause of the 30 year war?
Costly wars
Political and economic differences
Political and social differences
Social diferences
The 30 year war was between who and who?
Catholics vs. Protestants
Catholics vs. Jews
Protestants vs. Jews
Which agreement was signed between 194 states?
Treaty of Versailles
Peace of Westphalia
Treaty of Westophia
Peace of Utretch
Why was Europe devastated, even after the peace agreement?
Hunger
Poverty
Famine and extreme poverty
Hunger and social inequality
What is absolutism?
Political system in which a ruler holds total power
Social system were the ruler holds total power
System in which the government is in total control
What did absolutism kings have?
Idea that power came form government
Answer to god only
Anybody could challenge him
Divine right power
He was unique
What were the rights of an absolute king?
Make laws
Administer justice
Accept or decline laws
Determine inner policy
Levy taxes
Execute people
Order the military
Who fostered literature, art and theater?
Mary Winkleman
Maria Wollstonecraft
Queen Elizabeth I
Margaret Cavendish
Who was know as the Sun King?
Louis XVI
Louis IXV
Louis XVII
Louis XIV
Who as considered to be a ruthless king?
Ivan IV
Ivan VI
Peter XVI
Thomas Hobbes
Who had a network of Spies?
Ivan VI
Ivan IV
Peter
Louis XIV
Who shared power with the parlament?
Ivan IV
Queen Elizabeth I
Peter
Maria Winkleman
Who westernized Russi?
Louis XIV
Ivan IV
Peter
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