Exam 16: The Rise of Sovereignty: Transition to the Modern State
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-Indicate the location of two absolute monarchies and two of the most important of the non-absolutist states as of 1700.
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-Magna Carta
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-The author states that "[f]rom the thirteenth to the seventeenth century, a new and unique form of political organization emerged in the West: the dynastic, or national, state." What does she mean by "dynastic state," how did it develop and why was it so unique?
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Although the differences between Russia and the West were immense, the political arrangement in Russia resembled somewhat that in
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Over time, the constitutional system created by the Revolution of 1688-1689
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-dynastic state
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In the "court and country" opposition that shaped seventeenth-century English politics country refers to
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-Locate the following sites: the major Dutch urban centers of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and The Hague; the location where the Fronde occurred, Paris; the site where a Concordat was signed, Bologna; the place from which the Spanish Armada set sail, Lisbon; and finally Antwerp, which was sacked by Spanish soldiers.
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-New Christians
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-Explain the dramatic increase of Spanish power in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and the dramatic decline in Spanish power in the seventeenth century.
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According to the author, the last chance to unify the Holy Roman Empire ended with
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-Versailles
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The crucial difference between a parliament and an estates general was
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-Gallican Church
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The formative group or force in most early modern European states was/were the
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In plotting against James II in 1688, England's elite attempted to
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