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This composer wrote the Magic Flute.
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Mozart
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This composer, known for his creativity and originality, died at the age of 35.
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Mozart
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In his most radical of reforms, this ruler abolished serfdom and ordered that peasants be paid for their labor.
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Joseph ll
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The _______ & ________ helped spread Enlightenment ideas in Europe.
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Encyclopedia, salons
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This ruler eventually put in place limited reforms, but did little to improve the life of Russian peasants.
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Catherine the Great
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This ruler was the most admired by the philosophes, and ruled Russia from 1762-1796.
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Catherine the Great
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This ruler was considered the most radical of royal reformers.
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Joseph ll
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These individuals supported the philosophes' ideas. But they had no intention of giving up any power.
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Enlightened Despots
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This ruler finally won access to the Black Sea after two wars withj the Ottoman Empire.
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Catherine the Great
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This radical reformer was the son and successor of Maria Theresa.
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Joseph ll
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This term absolute ruler.
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Despot
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This author wrote "Tom Jones", a story about an orphon who travels all over Europe to win the hand of his lady.
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Henry Fielding
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This author wrote "Pamela", which is considered the first true English novel.
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Samuel Richardson
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Writers in the 18th century developed a new form of literature, known as the _______.
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Novel
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European art of the 1600s and early 1700s had been dominated by the _______ style.
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Baroque
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