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Apr 5, 1462
Ivan III
11/6/1505
Death
he was known as Ivan the great
he had many good policys
A-, he did only good things for russia -
Apr 21, 1509
Henry VIII
1/28/1547 He was believed to have type 2 diabetis and he also had festering soars that probably caused his death
he sustained bad injuries from a jousting incedent
He executed his wife Anne Boleyn jan. 8 1536
On 12 October 1537, Jane gave birth to a son, Prince Edward, the future Edward VI. The birth was difficult and the queen died on 24 October 1537 from an infection and was buried in Windsor.
C, he murdered a lot of his family and did not realy do anything too good. -
Mar 14, 1516
Charles I
1/16/1556 is when he died.
He retired.
Italian Wars V France.
Fought Protestantism.
Colonization of Americas.
5 Ships to Megellan.
"Habsburg Valois-Burgundy".
C+, because he did some things that bettered the econemy and the people. -
Dec 12, 1533
Ivan IV
1/26/1547
He died of Stroke
also known as Ivan the terrible
levonian war
crimean rades
conquest of siberia
F, he was an awfull man that couldnt produce an hier he only did war and pillaging and such. his middle son died and basically screwed the russians. -
Jan 28, 1547
Edward VI
7/6/1553
death
he had a very short reign only around 6 years
he got the quarten fever when he was four
he didnt get much respect cause he was so young when he took reign
there was a lot of rebellion
fall of somerset
C, he didnt do all to much because he was so young and he died so young -
Jul 15, 1553
Mary I
11/17/1558
Death by Influenza and Uterine Cancer
She was the only chiled that survived the marriage of Henry VIII and Cathrine of Aregon
Mary's first Parliament, which assembled in early October 1553, declared the marriage of her parents valid, and abolished Edward's religious laws.
By the end of 1554, the pope had approved the deal, and the Heresy Acts were revived.
Financially, Mary's regime tried to reconcile a modern form of government—with correspondingly higher spending—with a medieval sys -
Jan 16, 1556
Philip II
9/13/1598
Cancer
Colonize Philippines
Dutch Republic
Spanish Armada/Invade England
Defend Catholic Church
B, because he did good things for what he supported. -
Nov 17, 1558
Elizabeth I
3/24/1603
death
King of England and Ireland from 28 January 1547 until his death.
crowned at the age of nine
Devise for the Succession
the realm was governed by a Regency Council, because he never reached his majority.
C+, she did a lot of good for her religion. -
Henry IV
Henry IV
baptized catholic but converted to protestantism.
inherited throne of navarre
escaped the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre
led Protestant forces against the French Royal Army.
C+, he did some good things for the people. -
Philip III
3/31/1621
dominated by minister favorites
married his cousin Margaret
spanish king
weakening dynasty
lost power, taken over by lerma who abused power.
member of the house of Habsburg
D+, he was responible for a downturn in the econemy. -
James I
death
King of England and Ireland from 28 January 1547 until his death.
crowned at the age of nine
Devise for the Succession
the realm was governed by a Regency Council, because he never reached his majority.
C-, he never achieved all that much -
Louis XIII
5/14/1643
intestinal teburculosis
Exiled his mother and exicuted her followers
Took power when he was 16
he put an end to the revolt of hte great feudal lords
they won the battle of Rocroi
his father was King Henery IV
B, he helped the people by silencing the fudal lords' revolt -
Michael I
7/12/1645
Death
Michael's election and accession to the throne form the basis of the Ivan Susanin legend
he had a bad leg injury
his reign marked the end to the time of troubles
C+, he got delt a bad hand in my eyes and once his reign was over so was the time of troubles. -
Ferdinand II
2/15/1637
Death
he was a catholic
he shut down two protetsant churches in prauge
treaty of westphila
C+, he did good things for his religion but hurt others -
Philip IV
9/17/1665
Unspecified
Reigned in Spain and Portugal.
At age 10 he was married to Elizabeth of France.
His only son died at age 17.
He entered the thirty years war.
Father was Phillip III and he was an enthusiest of Diego Valezquez's art.
B-, he stuck in there during the hard times like when his only son died. -
Charles I
11/1/1700
retired, then death, which led to spanish succession
economy was stagnant
power of monarchy over spanish provinces were weak
hunger in the land
became hypersensative and strange, asked to have parents bodies pulled out of ground to see corpses.
last Habsburg to reign in spain.
D-, he allowed his people to go hungry and he alos lost his mind later in his reign. -
Frederick William (TGE)
4/29/1688
death
The king encouraged farming, reclaimed marshes, stored grain in good times and sold it in bad times
he had 14 children
he was burried and reburied during world war two
he did a lot to centralize and improve russia
B, he improved his country which is more than most monarchs can say -
Louis XIV
9/1/1715
72 years and 110 days is one of the longest reigns in French and European history.
theory of the divine right of kings
the War of the League of Augsburg
War of the Reunions.
C, he was in a lot of wars costing the country money and lives. -
Oliver Cromwell
9/3/1658
he converted to puritanism
he was a member of the rump parliment
he dominated commonwealth
on 4/20 he forcfully removed parliment
C-, he said he wanted there to be equal power yet he used his to get his way -
Charles II
2/6/1685
suffered a sudden apoplectic fit and died
Charles's English parliament enacted laws known as the Clarendon Code
re-established the church of england
he had a conflict with parliment
Declaration of Indulgence, in which he purported to suspend all penal laws against Catholics and other religious dissenters
B-, he helped the catholics which was good but he used force to get some of the things he wanted was not good -
Peter I
2/8/1725
He died of bladder infection
He was 7' tall
he westernized russia
he toured the country in order to make sure everything was up to snuff
he risked his life saving some people from drowning
A+, he was a great man that only wnted the best for his people. -
James II
12/23/1689
He died of a brain hemorage
"He was the last Roman Catholic monarch to reign over the Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
"Like his brother, James sought refuge in France, serving in the French army under Turenne against the Fronde, and later against their Spanish allies.
In 1683, a plot was uncovered to assassinate Charles and James and spark a republican revolution to re-establish a government of the Cromwellian style.
C, People wanted to kill him Declaration of Indep -
Frederick I
2/25/1713
he got to power with the latter function
persuaded Leopold I, Archduke of Austria and Holy Roman Emperor, to allow Prussia to be elevated to a kingdom
B+, he helped make prussia a kindom -
Mary II
12/28/1694
Parliament give throne to William III & Mary II as joint rulers
Mary wielded less power than William when he was in England, ceding most of her authority to him, though he heavily relied on her.
William and a tearful Mary were married in St. James's Palace by Bishop Henry Compton on 4 November 1677.
In January 1689, a Convention Parliament summoned by the Prince of Orange assembled, and much discussion relating to the appropriate course.
B-, she didnt have as much power -
William III
3/8/1702
Died of Pnemonia
he maried Mary
he was made king by parliment
he took most the credit for good things that went on during his reign
C-, He had much more power than mary and yet he still acomplished less. -
Philip V
1/14/1724
He was manically depressed and fell victim to fits of Melencholia leading to his death The throne was willed to him when King Charles II died
He got married to 13-year old Maria Luisa of Savoy she was his distant cousin
he begain the war of the spanish succesion he was offered a resignation and marrige to the heir to france but he declined
maried his distant cousin
D, He didnt really do anything to impresive for the country -
Charles VI
11/20/1740
he died
He succeeded his elder brother
the hapsburg's land was saturated in debt
To prevent a union of Spain and France, Philip was forced to renounce his right to succeed his grandfather's throne
D+, he racked up a lot of debt -
Frederick William I
5/31/1740
death
The King acquired a reputation for his fondness for military display
The king encouraged farming, reclaimed marshes, stored grain in good times and sold it in bad times
B, he was all about the military but he did help the people and the econemy -
Louis XV
5/10/1774
Died of small pox
Succeded his grandfather at age 5
his decisions damaged the power of france's treasury and discreadetid the abosolute monarchy
he had a mistres Madame de Pompadour
he was belivied to be responsible for the french revolution 15 years after his death
french rev
F+, he hurt the french econemy badly and made the absolute monarchy look real bad. -
Frederick II
17 August 1786
death
he was believed to be homosexual
he supported religious tolerance
Frederick managed to transform Prussia from a European backwater to an economically strong and politically reformed state
B-, he was all about modernizing and fixing the econemy in his country -
Maria Theresa
11/29/1780
It is unlikely that Maria Theresa ever completely recovered from the smallpox and she died
she was the only femail hapsburg ruler and the last of the house of hapsburgs
she did a lot for civil rights
she helped end the seven years war
B+, it is clear that she cared for the people and she did a lot for them. she helped end war and loved her family -
Catherine II
11/6/1796
Death
She married the grandson of peter the great
She continued westernization
war in poland people wanted freedom from russia
she strengthened rural areas
A-, she did a lot to further what peter had started -
Louis XVI
9/21/1792
executed during french revolution
succeeded grandfather in 1774
wanted toreform france with enlightenment ideas
wanted to remove taille/abolish serfdom
B-, he wanted to do a lot of good things but he didnt get them done.
