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1 Age of Revolutions [Unit 2]

2 Before we begin….

3 Revolutionary Ideas Renaissance Science Art Ideas

4 Revolutionary Ideas Economics Politics Society Enlightenment

5 Absolute Monarchy Qualities Leading beliefs-
Divine Right Answer to God, not the people Heavy taxes to maintain lavish court and suppress people Reaction to Reformation

6

7 Absolute Monarchs Examples Charles I & James II Philip II Louis XIV
England Philip II Spain Louis XIV France Peter the Great Russia Maria Theresa & Frederick the Great Prussia & Austria

8 Europe in the 19th C

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