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11. What were the causes of the Protestant Reformation? (469-472) 12. What were 3 consequence of the Protestant Reformation? (473-475)
13. The Protestant Reformation created new divisions within European society. (True or False- 475)
14. What caused the Thirty Years' War? (482-484)
15. What was a result of the Peace of Westphalia, ending the Thirty Years War? (484)
16. Under King Louis XIV, the creation of what is an example of absolutism? (485)
17. Under Russia's Peter the Great, the creation of what new city was an example of absolutism? (486)
18. What is the cause of the English Civil war? (489)
19. What were the results of the English Civil war? (490)
20. What became part of the English during the Glorious Revolution? (493)

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