Charles II was succeeded by his younger brother, …………in 1685, who ruled as an absolute autocrat.

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• Peter I or peter the Great was another notable ruler who tried to establish absolute monarchy in Europe and earned the reputation of being the most celebrated and the most controversial absolute monarch in the history of ……………..
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• Charles I (1625-49) was forced to call a parliament, which laid certain conditions on him in the famous document known as ……………….
• The credit for establishing absolute monarchy in Prussia goes to………….
• Michelangelo, great sculptor, painter and architect had many achievements to his credit, among which his statue of ’David’ at…………, is a masterpiece of classical dignity.
• King ………….was broke with the Pope who did not agree with his decision to divorce his wife Catherine of Aragon
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• Who is known by his immortal Don Quixote which made fun of medieval feudalism and decadent chivalry?
• The term Renaissance was first used by the Italian artist and critic …………in his book ‘The Lives of the Artists’