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about absolute monarchys

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Causes of Absolutism -Feudalism had collapsed-National monarchies replaces-Intense competition for land and trade lead to many wars-Religious differences sparkled civil wars-Absolute monarchy emerged to protect the nation and preserve order
What is a absolute monarchy? -An absolute monarch is a king/queen who rules with limitless power-There is no elected government with any real power to “check” the monarch-The monarch id generally passed to the male son or grand son
Charles V and the Hapsburgs -Associate with Spain-The holy roman emperor -King of Spain-Inherited Spain from his father-Sought to strengthen power by war, colonies, and the Catholic Reformation-Weakened Spain by incessant wars and poor economic choices
Phillip II The king of spain, he inherated it from his father-he sought to strengthen his country by war and Catholic Reformation-Hurt Spain by making poor economic choices
What is the devine right? A statement that says that God gives monarchs the power to rule
Who was Cardinal Richelieu? -Regent for Louis XIII-Richelieu broke the power of nobles and Protestants by destroying walled cities and castles-Used the middle class for government laws making them loyal to the king-Challenged Hapsburg power by interviewing in 30 years war
Who was Louis XIV? -Gain power @ 23-Worked long hours to strengthen France-Broke power of nobles and Protestants-Builder of the palace Versailles-The best and worst example of an absolute monarchy-hurt France by loosing many wars and revoking the Edict of Nantes
Who was Ferdinand II? -Wanted greater control of his Protestant nobles-Touched off the 30 years War which eventually involved most of Western Europe-Took German States 100 years to rebuild-Westphalia end the 30 year war
What were the cause of Thirty Years war? Ferdinand the II wanted more controll over his prodestant nobles
How did Westphalia gain peace? Made a peace treaty with Germany that ended the 30 years war
Who is Peter the Great? -Peter sought to modernize Russia-make a trip to western Europe to learn modern techniques-controlling the church -and controlling the nobles
Modernizing (westernizing) Russia -Peter traveled Western Europe to learn about their culture and tech.-Peter was known to disguise himself as a common sailor in order to learn about ship making-When Peter returned he westernized Russia by improving the navy among other elements
What is St. Petersburg? Made by Peter the Great. It was named after him. Peter moved the capital of Moscow to St. Petersburg.
Building the Navy Peter disguised himself as a common sailor in order to learn about ship making. When he returned he improved the navy more than any other element
Who was Henry VIII? He was also Lord of Ireland (later King of Ireland) and claimant to the Kingdom of France. He had 6 wives
Who was Mary I? She was the fourth crowned monarch.She was Queen of England and Queen of Ireland.
Who was Elizabeth I? She was Queen of England and Queen of Ireland.Elizabeth was the fifth and last monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
Who was James I? He succeeded the last Tudor monarch of England and Ireland.
Charles I execution.... -Those who supported Charles I were called the cavaliers and those who opposed them were called roundheads, the roundhead’s leader was Oliver Cromwell-When the roundheads won the war they executed Charles I in 1649
James II (King James Bible).... He was crownded king after Charles the II died.
Petition of Right is.... A major English constitutional document, which sets out specific liberties of the subject that the king is prohibited from infringing
Long Parliament (of 1640) is.... -During this time Parliament tried and executed several of Charles I officials, tried to abolish bishops and declared that parliament could not be dissolved without its own consent-This action lead to the English Civil War
English Civil War was.... A series of armed conflicts and political machinations between Parliamentarians and Royalists-lasted from 1642 to 1651
Cavilers and Round Heads were.... -Those who supported Charles I were called the cavaliers and those who opposed them were called roundheads, the roundhead’s leader was Oliver Cromwell-When the roundheads won the war they executed Charles I in 1649
Who was Oliver Cromwell? He was the leader of the Roundheads (who were against Charles I) then became king after they assasinated Charles I. He was like a dictator
English Commonwealth was.... -Oliver Cromwell became the head of the new English Common Wealth-After Oliver Cromwell’s death in 1658, in 1660 the newly parliament invited Charles II take the throne
What was the Glorious Revolution? -After Charles II died James II became King (King James Bible)-Out of fear that James II restored catholic church, parliament invited james’s daughter and William III of Orange to take the throne-They died in the glorious revolution
Who were William and Mary? -they were called to the throne by Parliament, replacing James II-signed the English Bill of Rights, and a new co-operation between the Parliament and the monarchs
What were the English Bill of Rights? -Before William III and Mary accepted before taking the crown the “English Bill of Rights”-This established the power of parliament over the monarchy which created a “Limited Monarchy”-In addition to the “Toleration Act” allowed for religious freedom
What was a Limited Monarchy? is a form of government in which a monarch acts as head of state within the perimeters of a written , unwritten, or blended constitution.
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