#1
Who is often regarded as the quintessential absolutist monarch of Europe?
#2
In France, what was the palace famously associated with the reign of Louis XIV?
#3
What was the name of the theory that justified absolutism by arguing that kings derived their authority directly from God and were accountable only to God?
#4
Which absolutist monarch famously declared 'I am the state' and centralized power in France?
#5
Which country's absolutist ruler, known as the 'Sun King,' built the grand Palace of Versailles?
#6
Which of the following was a key characteristic of absolutism in Early Modern Europe?
#7
Who among the following rulers famously stated 'L'État, c'est moi' ('I am the state')?
#8
Which of the following monarchs is known for his attempt to establish absolutism in England, leading to a conflict with Parliament?
#9
Who authored the political treatise 'The Leviathan,' which advocated for absolute monarchy as the most effective form of government?
#10
Who was the ruler of Russia known for his efforts to modernize and centralize the state, often considered an example of enlightened absolutism?
#11
Which treaty, marking the end of the Thirty Years' War, contributed to the rise of absolutism by weakening the power of the Holy Roman Emperor?
#12
Which of the following regions of Europe was particularly resistant to the rise of absolutism?
#13
Which of the following philosophers argued against absolutism, advocating for a social contract between rulers and citizens based on natural rights?
#14
Who is known for establishing the system of intendants to govern France's provinces, thus strengthening royal control?
#15