Frederick I

Frederick William I

William I

Albert I

The lessening of the persecution of the Huguenots.

The lessening of the persecution of the French Catholics.

Increased persecution of the Huguenots.

Increased persecution of the French Catholics.

None of these

Mikhail Gorbachev

Leonid Brezhnev

Nikita Khrushchev

Josef Stalin

Vladimir Lenin

Edict of Nantes

Edict of Amboise

Edict of Fontainebleau

Declaration of Sentiments

Elected Monarchy

Parliamentarian Rule

Military Dictatorship

Confederacy

integrate the nations of Eastern Europe into the ideological framework of Western Europe

reinvigorate the conflict of the Cold War to ensure the demise of communism in Europe and the Soviet Union

create a unified European currency and provide open borders across the continent

reform the European Economic Commission and exclude those countries that had recently gained independence from the Soviet Union

repudiate the authority of the Catholic church in the affairs of modern European states

France and Scotland

France and Ireland

Ireland and Scotland

France and Spain

Scotland and Denmark

provide transparency of government actions by loosening restrictions on freedom of press

restructure the Soviet economy by allowing some capitalist reforms

allow greater autonomy for the Soviet satellite states in Eastern Europe

reduce the number of nuclear weapons held in the Soviet Union

reach a detente with the United States and the governments of Western Europe

Centralize power by reducing the power of nobles

Disperse power by granting nobles more power

Decentralize the government by allowing regional lords more influence

Show French power by building up its military

Heavy regulation of the economy by a government in order to strengthen its own country at the expense of others

The redistribution of wealth equally among all social classes

An economic approach in which the government does not intervene in the market

An isolationist policy in which a government bars all trade with foreign powers

An economic philosophy in which the government delegates all economic regulation to the merchant class