Question

1. a christian not part of the catholic church is a protestant
2. the church of england, started by henry viii, is known as the anglican church
3. the storming of the bastille marked the start of the french revolution
4. what were the main causes of the french revolution?
5. how did mexico declare independence?
6. how did louis xiv make it difficult for other kings to get revenues?
7. how did the enlightenment change the world

Explanation:

1. In Christianity, non - Catholic Christians are often referred to as Protestants.
2. The Church of England, founded by Henry VIII, is also known as the Anglican Church.
3. The storming of the Bastille marked the start of the French Revolution.
4. The main causes of the French Revolution included social inequality (the Third Estate's heavy burden), financial crisis (government debt), and Enlightenment ideas inspiring calls for change.
5. Mexico declared independence through the Grito de Dolores, a call to arms by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1810.
6. Louis XIV centralized power in France. He increased royal control over the economy, such as through mercantilist policies, and built a large, loyal bureaucracy, making it difficult for other powers to gain revenues.
7. The Enlightenment changed the world by promoting reason, individualism, and natural rights. It led to political changes like the American and French Revolutions, and influenced social and economic thought, such as the rise of capitalism and the push for education reform.

Answer:

1. Protestant
2. Anglican
3. Bastille
4. Social inequality, financial crisis, Enlightenment ideas
5. Through the Grito de Dolores by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1810
6. Centralized power, controlled the economy, built a loyal bureaucracy
7. Promoted reason, individualism, natural rights; led to political and social - economic changes