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1 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s England an island France on continent

2 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island France on continent

3 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasions France on continent

4 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army France on continent

5 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent

6 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

7 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

8 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

9 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

10 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasions More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

11 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasionsMore need for army More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

12 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasionsMore need for army Weaker MC & stronger nobles than in England More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

13 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasionsMore need for army Weaker MC & stronger nobles than in England Absolute monarchy which enforces & is supported by: Mercantilism: a more absolutist state controlled type of economy State enforced Catholicism which supports king’s power with DRK More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

14 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasionsMore need for army Weaker MC & stronger nobles than in England Absolute monarchy which enforces & is supported by: Mercantilism: a more absolutist state controlled type of economy State enforced Catholicism which supports king’s power with DRK More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

15 FC.96D THE COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIES & HISTORIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN THE 1600s Magna Charta  More democratic traditions (FC. 69) Rel. wars (1560- 1648)  People want peace  Abs. Mon’s (FC. 87) England an island More trade & few invasionsLess need for army Stronger MC & weaker nobles than in France France on continent More threats of invasionsMore need for army Weaker MC & stronger nobles than in England Absolute monarchy which enforces & is supported by: Mercantilism: a more absolutist state controlled type of economy State enforced Catholicism which supports king’s power with DRK More democ. Const. mon. supporting & supported by: Free trade capitalism which is run by same MC that runs Parliament Protestant relig. which sees all believers as equal in God’s eyes

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