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   Mar 29, 2019 · Presentation Transcript. Absolutism in Europe. Absolutism Three reasons for the growth of Absolutism: • Decline of Feudalism • Rise of cities • Growth of national kingdoms War=larger armies=taxes=mad poor people=uprisings=ABSOLUTISM. Spain and Philip II • In the mid 1500’s, Spain controlled: Spain, American Colonies, parts of Italy ...

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   Disastrous Wars. France most powerful country in Europe by 1660 and had a population of 20 million. 1667-Louis attempted to expand France’s borders and invaded Spanish Netherlands. Dutch open dikes and flood out lands in 1672, Louis also fought additional wars. France weakened by a series of poor harvests, high taxes and Louis’s wars.

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   What is the significance of absolutism?

   • Definition: Absolutism was a form of government in 17th century Europe where a ruler would claim complete sovereignty over the people. Significance: Absolutism was significant because it was an important component of 17th Century Europe, especially during Louis XIV’s reign as absolute monarch of France. Where was absolutism most successful?

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   • “From 1450-1648, European monarchs centralized their power to drastically lower the power of the nobility, establishing absolutism.” (The response links the development of centralized European monarchical power from 1450 to 1648 to the decline in noble influence, allowing for the rise of absolutism. Why is absolutism important to history?

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   • European absolutism in theory and practice, the existence of an absolute sovereign whose will is the source of both power and law, was a relatively new phenomenon; it had been the first and most conspicuous con- sequence of what we call secularization, namely, the emancipa- tion of secular power from the authority of the Church.

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   What was the age of absolutism in Europe?

   • "The Age of Absolutism" (1650—1789) covers the final years of the last great European monarchies and the divestiture of monarchical power through reform and revolution. Emphasis is given to the absolute reign of Louis XIV of France, and the growth of constitutional monarchy in late-17th century England.

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   Introduction to Constitutionalism. ON YOUR OWN BEFORE. Thurs, 11 October. While absolutism was implemented successfully in France, Prussia, Russia, and Austria, the English and the Dutch rejected this model in favor of constitutionalism, a form of government that limits the power of the central authority.

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   Feb 12, 2021 · 5 France • In France, Absolutism can be traced back in the leadership of Henry IV. Who became victor of religious wars • He gave religious tolerance across his jurisdiction by ordering the Edict of Nantes in 1598 • He also improved the country’s infrastructure, building new roads and canals and repairing the ravages of years of civil war.

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   Dec 8, 2011 · Absolutism PowerPoint. 1. Absolutism. 2. Definitions Absolute monarchs- kings or queens who believed that all power within their state’s boundaries rested in their hands Divine right- idea that God created the monarchy and the monarch acted as God’s representative on earth. 3.

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   - This PowerPoint presentation will explore the rise and characteristics of absolutism in Europe. Slide 2: Origins of Absolutism - Absolutism emerged in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries. - It was a response to the challenges posed by religious conflicts, social unrest, and the desire for centralized control. Slide 3: Key Features of ...

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   Presentation on theme: "“Absolutism in Europe”"— Presentation transcript: 1 “Absolutism in Europe” Describe Louis XVI (16th) and Marie Antoinette …