Absolute Monarchy in Spain and France Crossword

Located in Central Europe it contained the Holy Roman Empire and the Netherlands and lasted from the 1400s to the 1900s.
Devout Spanish Catholic who ruled 2 empires. He was involved in constant warfare.
Ruler of a portion of the Spanish Empire for 42 years. He received the empire from his father.
A king or queen who has complete or total power.
A fleet of war ships
Famous painter whose work was done during Spain's Golden Age.
Famous Spanish author who wrote Don Quixote.
French Protestants.
French Protestant who inherited the French throne and later converted to Catholicism.
Declaration of religious tolerance in France for the Huguenots.
Chief minister to King Louis XIII of France. He was a strong supporter of royal absolute power.
He inherited the French throne when he was 5 years old.
French royal officials who collected taxes and recruited soldiers.
Finance minister under Louis XIV
The immense and magnificent palace constructed by Louis XIV.
Ritual performed by the king everyday upon his rising.
The distribution of military and economic power amongst European nations.
The right of a monarch to rule, based on the belief that this right comes directly from God and the monarch is responsible only to God.