Absolutism Crossword

The monarchy's representatives in France's provinces.
A major reversal in alliances before the Seven Years' War in an effort to maintain a balance of power.
The people who wanted to "purify" the Anglican church and separate it further from Catholic traditions and practices.
This English king was known as "the wisest fool in Christendom" and is best known for his approval of a new translation of the Bible.
_____________________ monarchs believed that they had power over all aspects of society.
In France, this declaration of religious freedom was issued by Henry IV and canceled by Louis XIV.
The House of Commons was made up of two groups of people: the gentry and the _______________, who were the merchants and professional people.
A war which started in the North American colonies, also known as The French and Indian War.
By the end of Louis XIV's reign, France had become a ___________________ power in Europe.
The idea that no one country in Europe should be more powerful than another.
Ending the Thirty Years' War, this treaty introduced a new method of peace negotiations throughout Europe.
This Russian czar's main contribution was foreign relations, helping Russia to gain approximately 200,000 square miles of new territory.
An agreement issued by Charles VI which would allow his daughter, Maria Theresa, to inherit all the Habsburg lands.
Russia's "king," also the Russian translation of "Caesar."
Phillip II sent the ______________ ______________ toward England in an effort to reclaim England as a Catholic nation.
Peter the Great established St. Petersburg as the new capital of Russia in an effort to ____________________.
English Parliament is made up of two houses: the House of Commons and the House of __________.
Mary I received this nickname as a result of burning over 300 people at the stake for not supporting Catholicism.