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St. Ignatius of Loyola Questions and Answers Rated A+ In what year was St. Ignatius born? 1491 What was St. Ignatius' ethnic background? He was a Basque. Who was the king and queen of Spain when St. Ignatius was born? Ferdinand was king, and Isabella was queen. What did St. Ignatius have to do to make a living? He had to become a knight. What noble family did St. Ignatius live with as a teenager? He lived with the Velazquez family. How did St. Ignatius come to be fighting for the Duke of N...

who did Henry order the arrest of within days of his accession? - correct answer Empson and Dudley which council did Henry abolish? - correct answer council learned in the law how many bonds and recognisances did Henry cancel when he came to rule in 1509? - correct answer 175 what did Henry regard the nobility as? - correct answer ...

Absolutism Questions and Answers Already Graded A 3 Critical Attributes of Absolutism -divine right -political sovereignty -no checks and balances Absolutism When a king or queen controls all aspects of their subjects lives Edict of Nantes A declaration of religious toleration directed at Huguenots by Henry of Navarre Cardinal Richelieu -Appointed minister by Louis XIII after Henry IV died -effectively the ruler of France and of the Catholic church -moved against Huguenots and sought to weake...

Absolute Monarch--Divine Right correct answers a ruler with complete authority over the government; belief that authority to rule comes directly from God Phillip II correct answers Son of Charles V King of Spain ruled 42 yrs. hardworking, devout, gthen Catholic Church; made his power absolute;Elizabeth I the enemy Decline of Spain Power correct answers wars were costly, poor rulers, neglect of trade and industry, low value on trade, land for farming was given to sheep for wool, inflation ...

What were Henry VIII main aims in Foreign Policy? - correct answer 1. To he seen as a gloriois warrier 2. To undermine his rivals with France 3. Keep scotland under control 4. Establish a meaningful role for England in Europe How did Henry VIII attitude towards foreign policy differ to that of his councillors? - correct answer -His councillors wanted peace and to negotiate a renewal of the trea...

HIEU 466 Final Questions with Accurate Answers Edict of Worms 1521 This council was summoned by Charles V, condemned Luther's beliefs, and forbade Luther from preaching and declared him a heretic. Charles V Habsburg He was the Holy Roman Emperor during the Reformation. He tried and failed to stop Luther. Philip of Hesse A champion of the Reformation and formed the Schmalkaldic League. He sought to unite Swiss and German Protestants and invited Luther and Zwingli to meet in Cas...

What was the conflict at start of his reign? - correct answer Conflict of interests with king and some councillors who he inherited from his father. His councillors sought peace and renewal of Treaty of Etaples. What was the treaty of etaples? When was it renewed? - correct answer 1510 Charles VIII of France and Henry VII of England. Charles agreed to end his support for the Yorkist Pretender Perk...

AP Euro Chapter 2 The Renaissance What does humanism emphasize? - Answer-Human perfection, individualism, liberal arts, and SECULAR (not religious) values How did Humanism shape Italy in the 14-15th centuries? - Answer-Many famous humanist artists and writers helped form the arts of that era in writing, painting, sculpture, and education reform. What caused Italy's political decline? - Answer-Ruler of Milan (Italy) invited French king Louis XI to invade Italy and destroy Naples (Mila...

CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. ORIGIN OF THE FRENCH MONARCHY. Extent of France.—Character of its early Inhabitants. —Conquest of Gaul.—Barbarian Invasion.—The Franks.—Pharamond.—Clovis.—Introduction of Christianity.—Clotilda.—Merovingian Dynasty.— Fields of March.—Anecdote of Clovis.—The Parisii. —Strife with the Nobles.—Moorish Invasion.— Charles Martel.—Pepin.—Fields of May.— Charlemagne.—His Policy.—Feudal System.—The Church.—Rolls.—Louis V.—Hu...

Absolutism Actual Guide Updated 2023 with complete solution absolutism a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator (not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc.) divine right belief that rulers only have to answer to God Jean Bossuet Court preacher to Louis XIV of France, Bossuet was a strong advocate of political absolutism and the divine right of kings. He argued that government was divine and that kings received their power from God aristocracy a g...