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Bourbons - French Kings
Louis XIV
1643 - 1715
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Louis XV
1715 - 1774
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Louis XVI
1774 - 1793
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North America
Qeen Anne's War
1702 - 04/11/1713
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North American part of the War of Spanish Succession
Treaty of Urtecht
04/11/1713
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Seven Years War
1756 - 1763
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Battle on Plains of Abraham
09/13/1759
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American Revolution
1775 - 1783
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Declaration of Independence
07/04/1776
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Stuarts
Charles I
03/27/1625 - 01/30/1649
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Protestan - did not get along with praliament - Executed by Parliament after Civil War
Petition of Right
05/08/1628
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English documdnt setting out specific items the king must stop doing
English Civil War
1642 - 1651
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Civil War between: Cavaliers - Royalists and the Roundheads - Parliamentarians
Charles I Beheaded
01/30/1649
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth
1649 - 1653
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Rule by the Rump Parliament after the death of Charles I - Dismissed by Cromwell and the army
Protectorate
Oliver Cromwell
1653 - 1658
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Lord Protector - Ruled Ruthlessly, Puritan Blue Laws
Richard Cromwell
1658 - 05/07/1659
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Restoration
Charles II
05/29/1660 - 02/06/1685
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Believed in Divine Right - Agreed to Constitutional Monarch - attepted to gain more power - Protestant
Test Act
06/15/1673
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Prevents Catholics from entering the professions, working for the gov't or holding public office.
James II
02/06/1685 - 12/11/1688
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Catholic - Believed in Divine Right - Ignored Test Act
Glorious Revolution
1688 - 1689
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Removal of Hereditary monarch for Monarchs chosen by Parliament
William and Mary
1689 - 03/08/1702
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Co-Monarchs - Chosen by Parliament - Protestant - Signed Bill or Rights
Bill of Rights
12/16/1689
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Sets out Monarchs powers in law and the rights of Parliament and the people