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King James I correct answers I was called "the wisest fool in Christendom" for my inability to learn from the mistakes of my ancestors in relation to divine right monarchy Cardinal Richelieu correct answers I argued that while religion was important, the state is above everything, and that religion is a mere instrument to promote the policies of the state Habeas Corpus Act correct answers This act radically changed Britain's laws regarding their "judicial system" and treatment of prisoners, including providing for a speedy trial Oliver Cromwell correct answers As Puritan leader of Parliament, I led the New Model Army of Puritans against the Cavaliers Tudors correct answers The English royal family in the 16c and 17c who was said to have "brought England into the modern world" The Edict of Nantes correct answers One of the most significant acts of Henry IV's reign, it ended a bitter civil war by guaranteeing religious freedom for the huguenots William of Orange correct answers My wife Mary and I peacefully overtook the English throne from James II during the Glorious Revolution Cavaliers correct answers During the English civil war the Anglican clergy and the majority of the nobles who supported the king were referred to by this name Peter the Great correct answers I gained cast territory for Russia to the Baltic Sea in the North, to the Black sea in the South, and to the Far East. Probably my greatest contribution was the Westernization of Russia. Enlightened Despot correct answers A ruler who tried to advance society by fostering education, aiding the economy, and promoting social justice, but in reality was initiating these reforms to create a more efficient and manageable state Frederic the Great correct answers I made Prussia a great power in Europe and called myself the "first servant of the state" Thirty-Nine Articles correct answers Created in 1563, they were regulations on how the church and state worked together in England. They were vague enough to accommodate most of the religions in England except Purtianism Bill of Rights of correct answers This important document followed the Magna Carta and the Petition of Rights in reinforcing basic civil liberties gauranteed by the British government