Absolute Monarch

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Absolute Monarch

Absolute Monarch Agrarian Mercantilism Atheists Monarchy Capitalism Monastic Cash Crop Monk Circumnavigate Monopoly Colonization Monotheism Commerce Morality Commercial Nun Papacy/Papal Parliament Patriarch Convent Deists Demography Divine Right Urbanization Hedonism Utopia/Utopian Vassals Humanism Venerate Vernacular

PEOPLE, PLACES, AND EVENTS Age of Reason Inquisition Akbar the Great (Mughal India) Jannissary Corps Jesuit Order Calvin, John Law of Heavenly Bodies Columbian Exchange Luther, Martin Counter Reformation Louis XIV (France) Dutch East India Company Manchu (Qing Dynasty) China Eastern Orthodox Peter the Great (Russia) Edict of Nantes Philip II of Spain Potosi Silver Mine Elizabeth I of England Protestant Reformation Encomienda System Renaissance English Bill of Rights Roman Catholic Church European Exploration Scientific Revolution Floating Empires Shogun Goa Single Whip System Gutenberg’s Printing Press Hacienda System Suleiman the Magnificent (Ottoman) Thirty Years War (1618–1648) Henry Tudor (Henry VIII) Tokugawa Bakufu System Heliocentric Theory Treaty of Westphalia (1648) Holy Roman Empire Huguenots Zheng He (Ming, China) Indulgences

2015 Comparative Analyze similarities and differences in TWO of the following trade networks in the period 600 C.E. to 1450 C.E. Your response may include comparisons of biological, commercial, or cultural exchanges. Indian Ocean Silk Roads Trans-Sahara 2015 Change Over Time Analyze continuities and changes in labor systems in ONE of the following regions within the time period 1450 to 1900. Latin America and the Caribbean North America

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