Chapter 17 Study Guide
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The reason that labor shortages led to freedom and bondage for peasants in
Eastern Europe (566, 568)
The landlords of Eastern Europe (566)
Landlords coping with labor shortages (566)
The administration of justice in Eastern Europe (566)
Liberty of eastern European towns were undermined (568)
The revolt by the Bohemian nobility in 1618 (569)
Serfdom in Eastern Europe (566)
The Habsburgs and the siege of Vienna (573)
Impact of the Thirty Years’ War on Brandenburg-Prussia (573-574)
Frederick William’s political victory over the Brandenburg Estates (574-575)
The Battle of White Mountain (569)
The Ottoman Empire and autonomous self-government (571-572)
The Ottoman Empire (570)
The Pragmatic Sanction issued by Charles VI (573)
Factors in the Hungarians’ fight against Habsburg absolutism (573)
The accomplishments of Frederick William (573-575)
The Battle of Narva (582)
The most efficient military in Europe (576)
The Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (571)
The death of Suleiman (572)
The policies and actions of Frederick William I (575-576)
The legacy of Frederick William I (576)
Prussia’s landowning classes (574)
The sack of Kiev in 1242 (577)
The rise of princes of Moscow to domination over Slavic cities (577)
Alexander Nevsky (577)
The emergence of large Cossack bands in the Ukraine in the 16th and 17th
centuries (579)
The reigns of Ivan III and Ivan IV (578-579)
After the Time of Troubles (581)
Dissenters from the official church (581)
Peter’s involvement in the Great Northern War (582)
The reign of Peter the Great (581)
Ivan IV’s reign of Terror (579)
The Cossack Revolt (581)
The Time of Troubles (1598-1613) (581)
The Baroque palaces of central and eastern Europe (585)
Serfdom of Eastern Europe (567)
Peter the Great’s approach to building his new capital of St. Petersburg? (588)
The population of St. Petersburg (588)
The Habsburg’s state’s territories (573)