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Standards SS.HS-5- 5- The students will demonstrate an understanding of the influence of ideas and technology on the development of nation-states and empires in the sixteenth through nineteenth centuries. 5.2- Analyze the ideas of social equality, democracy, constitutionalism and nationalism brought about by the Enlightenment and their effects on institutions.

Absolutism Definition: . the principle or the exercise of complete and unrestricted power in government. 2. any theory holding that values, principles, etc., are absolute and not relative, dependent, or changeable.

The Theory of Absolutism Rulers wanted to be absolute monarchs. This means king or queens who control every aspect of society. Believe in divine right. God created the monarchy and the monarch was God’s representative on earth. Absolute monarch answers only to God!

Are there any benefits to absolutism? Can you think of any situation in which this would be beneficial? In which ways would it not be beneficial?

Growing power of the monarchs What reasons can you think of for the growing power of monarch? Decline of feudalism, rise of cities, more centralized authority. How is it that ABSOLUTISM could even come about? Middle class tended to back the monarchy- why? What would be some reasons monarchs would turn to absolutism? Territorial disputes, increasing warfare and need for increasing taxes, take power away from the lords.

Standards SS.HS-5- 5- The students will demonstrate an understanding of the influence of ideas and technology on the development of nation-states and empires in the sixteenth through nineteenth centuries. 5.2- Analyze the ideas of social equality, democracy, constitutionalism and nationalism brought about by the Enlightenment and their effects on institutions.

What do the following terms mean? Social Equality Constitutionalism Nationalism Why are they important for us to know about and understand?

france

Absolute Rulers- Background Info Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu (1610) Louis- weak king Richelieu was political mastermind Put restrictions on Protestants Weakened the nobles France becomes involved in the 30 years war.

Louis XIV- 1643 Nobles attempt to rebel against the authority of king and cardinal. This is worse for them- they simply live with the king’s absolute power. Louis took away religious tolerance for Protestants (Huguenots)

Louis’ Grand Style Spent a fortune! “Once devoured four plates of soup, a whole pheasant, a partridge in garlic sauce, two slices of ham, a salad, a plate of pastries, fruit, and hard-boiled eggs” in one sitting! King would wake and 100 men of the nobility would be waiting to help him dress. Beautiful and immense Palace of Versailles. France in the most powerful country in Europe under Louis! Center of the arts. Opera, ballet, literature Purpose of art was to glorify the king!

Russia

Peter the Great- CZAr (tsar) of russia (1696) One of Russia’s great reformers. Increases the power of the czar! Goes on “Grand Embassy” to western Europe Why would he want to do this? What does the term Westernization mean? Why do you think Russia is so different from Western Europe? Geography, religion, Mongols

Russia Westernizes Under Peter Potatoes are introduced Started the first newspaper Raised the statues of women Ordered nobles to wear western clothing Advanced education Established port city of St. Petersburg to aid with trade

England

Charles I Elizabeth dies and her nephew James I takes over. KJV of the Bible… and Jamestown James son is Charles. Charles I becomes king in 1625 Charles always needed money- if Parliament said no, he would dissolve it. 1628- Parliament makes Charles sign the Petition of Rights stating: He would not imprison subjects without due cause Would not levy taxes without Parliament’s consent Would not house soldiers in private homes Would not impose martial law in peacetime.

UH OH… Charles signs Petition of Right… and ignores it. Dissolves Parliament and refuses to call it back into session. Popularity continued to decrease. 1641- Parliament passed laws to limit royal power. Charles tries to arrest members of Parliament and flees to the North where he raises an army. English Civil War begins!

What do the following terms mean? Social Equality Constitutionalism Nationalism Why are they important for us to know about and understand?