How they cometo power,inheriting itinstead of takingit by forceMilitarydictatorshipruled byCromwellRussiannoblesHis pro-Catholicpolicies madethe ppl fear hewould restoreCath.Elizabeth'scousin,inherited throneof England afterher deathWar betweenCharles &Parliamentb/c of $ andreligionDoc. statingEngland'sking had toanswer toParliamentTo keepwatch overnobles, makethem dependon kingRulers ofEnglandafterGloriousRev."SunKing" ofFranceGovt. wheremonarch hastotal powerGeneral termfor a familyof powerfulrulersDynasty torule EnglandafterElizabethRulingfamily ofPrussiaRussia's newcapital;"window tothe west"Principle thata ruler waschosen byGodLouisXIV's newcapitalOnly countryto have arepublic &religioustoleranceRulingfamily ofRussiaRulingfamily ofboth Spain& AustriaPeter I's goalof reformingRussia,modeled afterW. EuropeFrenchProtestantsWar to stopFrance &Spain fromunitingthronesRulingfamily ofFranceTo haveeasieraccess toW. EuropeIt was apeacefultransfer ofpower, nobloodshedWhenCharles IIascended toEngland'sthrone"Terrible"czar ofRussiaGovt. wheremonarch'spower islimited(Britain)Leader ofParliament'sarmy duringEnglish CivilWarsHow they cometo power,inheriting itinstead of takingit by forceMilitarydictatorshipruled byCromwellRussiannoblesHis pro-Catholicpolicies madethe ppl fear hewould restoreCath.Elizabeth'scousin,inherited throneof England afterher deathWar betweenCharles &Parliamentb/c of $ andreligionDoc. statingEngland'sking had toanswer toParliamentTo keepwatch overnobles, makethem dependon kingRulers ofEnglandafterGloriousRev."SunKing" ofFranceGovt. wheremonarch hastotal powerGeneral termfor a familyof powerfulrulersDynasty torule EnglandafterElizabethRulingfamily ofPrussiaRussia's newcapital;"window tothe west"Principle thata ruler waschosen byGodLouisXIV's newcapitalOnly countryto have arepublic &religioustoleranceRulingfamily ofRussiaRulingfamily ofboth Spain& AustriaPeter I's goalof reformingRussia,modeled afterW. EuropeFrenchProtestantsWar to stopFrance &Spain fromunitingthronesRulingfamily ofFranceTo haveeasieraccess toW. EuropeIt was apeacefultransfer ofpower, nobloodshedWhenCharles IIascended toEngland'sthrone"Terrible"czar ofRussiaGovt. wheremonarch'spower islimited(Britain)Leader ofParliament'sarmy duringEnglish CivilWars

Absolutism Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. How they come to power, inheriting it instead of taking it by force
  2. Military dictatorship ruled by Cromwell
  3. Russian nobles
  4. His pro-Catholic policies made the ppl fear he would restore Cath.
  5. Elizabeth's cousin, inherited throne of England after her death
  6. War between Charles & Parliament b/c of $ and religion
  7. Doc. stating England's king had to answer to Parliament
  8. To keep watch over nobles, make them depend on king
  9. Rulers of England after Glorious Rev.
  10. "Sun King" of France
  11. Govt. where monarch has total power
  12. General term for a family of powerful rulers
  13. Dynasty to rule England after Elizabeth
  14. Ruling family of Prussia
  15. Russia's new capital; "window to the west"
  16. Principle that a ruler was chosen by God
  17. Louis XIV's new capital
  18. Only country to have a republic & religious tolerance
  19. Ruling family of Russia
  20. Ruling family of both Spain & Austria
  21. Peter I's goal of reforming Russia, modeled after W. Europe
  22. French Protestants
  23. War to stop France & Spain from uniting thrones
  24. Ruling family of France
  25. To have easier access to W. Europe
  26. It was a peaceful transfer of power, no bloodshed
  27. When Charles II ascended to England's throne
  28. "Terrible" czar of Russia
  29. Govt. where monarch's power is limited (Britain)
  30. Leader of Parliament's army during English Civil Wars