ABSOLUTE RULERS EUROPE: S HELPFUL TO UNDERSTANDING OUR PRESENT WORLD
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1 ABSOLUTE RULERS EUROPE: S HELPFUL TO UNDERSTANDING OUR PRESENT WORLD
2 Questions to consider How did the Absolute Monarchs get their power? What might citizens gain from having an Absolute Monarch? What might citizens lose? What factors might weaken an Absolute Monarch s power?
3 POLITICAL BELIEF THAT A MONARCH (ie. KING/QUEEN) SHOULD: HOLD ALL OF THE POWER IN A COUNTRY (BE UNLIMITED) CONTROL ALL PARTS OF SOCIETY AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABSOLUTISM: DEFINITION
4 POLITICAL BELIEF TIED IN W/ ABSOLUTISM: GOD CREATED MONARCHS MONARCHS ARE GOD S SPOKESPERSON ON EARTH MONARCHS ANSWER ONLY TO GOD, NOT THEIR SUBJECTS DIVINE RIGHT: DEFINITION
5 TURN AND TALK TOPIC POINT: DO THE HEAVENS/GOD CHOOSE LEADERS LIKE EUROPEANS AND ASIANS BELIEVED (and some leaders still do)? AND IF SO, SHOULD PEOPLE FOLLOW THEIR LAWS AND COMMANDS?
6 MOST COUNTRIES GET ABSOLUTE RULERS BY S WESTERN EUROPEAN ABSOLUTISM (ENGLAND, FRANCE, & SPAIN) EASTERN EUROPEAN ABSOLUTISM (AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA, RUSSIA) BIG DIFFERENCES BTWN THESE REGIONS (AFFECTS WORLD TODAY!) GEOGRAPHY: AFFECTS ABSOLUTISM
7 DYNASTY: SERIES OF RULERS FROM A SINGLE FAMILY ( HOUSE OF ) ENGLAND: TUDOR ~120 YRS FRANCE/SPAIN: BOURBON 200 YRS AUSTRIA/SPAIN:HAPSBURG 500+YRS PRUSSIA: HOHENZOLLERN 500+ YRS RUSSIA: ROMANOV 300 YRS EUROPEAN DYNASTIES: CENTURIES OF RULE HELP ESTABLISH ABSOLUTISM
8 ABSOLUTE RULERS FACE CHALLENGES TO THEIR POWER: NOBILITY RELIGION LEGISLATURES MONEY AGE OF RULERS ROAD BLOCKS TO ABSOLUTISM
9 NOBILITY: THEY RE ALL RELATED! NOBLES CONSIDER THEMSELVES = TO MONARCHS BELIEVE THEY ALSO COULD BE KING/QUEEN (if only...) ARISTOCRACY: THEN & NOW
10 RELIGION: CATHOLICS & PROTESTANTS FIGHT EACH OTHER SO... RULERS USUALLY WANT THEIR COUNTRY JUST 1 RELIGION 30 YEARS WAR, ST. BARTHOLOMEW S MASSACRE
11 TURN AND TALK TOPIC POINT: IF YOU WERE A RULER 350 YEARS AGO, WOULD YOU WANT ALL YOUR SUBJECTS ONE RELIGION? WHY OR WHY NOT?
12 LEGISLATURES: MAKE LAWS AND HAND OUT MONEY WANT A BIT OF POWER IN RETURN FROM KING WANT TO LIMIT, NOT DESTROY, KING S POWER ENG. PARLIAMENT & FRENCH ESTATES-GENERAL
13 MONEY: NOBILITY NOT TAXED CHURCH NOT TAXED SO MONEY HAS TO COME FROM... PEASANTS AND MIDDLE CLASS TAXING TOO MUCH --OR TOO OFTEN-- CAUSES PROBLEMS: REVOLTS LEGISLATIVE PAYBACKS ISSUES W/ ECONOMY ROAD BLOCKS TO ABSOLUTISM
14 MANY MONARCHS START RULING AT A YOUNG AGE! LITTLE EXPERIENCE; JUDGMENT LACKING NEED ADULTS TO HELP THEM RULE: USUALLY NOBLES! IVAN (TERRIBLE) 3;LOUIS XIV 4;PETER THE GREAT 10; FREDERICK (THE GREAT ELECTOR) 20;PHILIP II 27; MARIA THERESA 28; FREDERICK THE GREAT 28
15 PHILIP II INHERITS AND RULES: SPAIN, NETHERLANDS, NAPLES, SICILY, AND ALL OF SPANISH AMERICAS! ABSOLUTISM: SPAIN
16 GOLD & SILVER FROM AMERICAS MAKE SPAIN RICH BUT... FEW FARMERS, SO must BUY FOREIGN FOOD FEW FACTORIES, SO must BUY FOREIGN GOODS FEW BANKS, SO must USE FOREIGN ONES = s INFLATION! HURTS SPANISH ECONOMY ABSOLUTISM: SPAIN
17 GOLD & SILVER BUY HUGE ARMY AND NAVY SPANISH ARMADA AGAINST ENGLAND 1588 (THEY LOSE) SUPPRESS DUTCH; THEY REVOLT; NORTH WINS FREEDOM ABSOLUTISM: Phillip II s Policies
18 1) KEEP SPAIN ALL ONE RELIGION: No religious conflict-- but hurts Spain b/c lose Jews and Moors 2) MERCANTILISM: expand colonies to bring in raw materials--boosts economy 3) WAR & WAR ABSOLUTISM: Phillip II s Policies
19 BACKGROUND: FRENCH PROTESTANTS & CATHOLICS FIGHT 8 WARS ST. BARTHOLOMEW S DAY MASSACRE: 1,000 S HUGUENOTS KILLED FRENCH PROTESTANTS KNOWN AS HUGUENOTS FRANCE: ABSOLUTISM
20 HENRY OF NAVARRE (STARTS BOURBON LINE) EDICT OF NANTES 1598: OK S FR. PROTESTANTS (& HENRY TURNS CATHOLIC) HENRY STABLIZES FRANCE LOVED BY FRENCH: ONLY STATUE NOT PULLED DOWN DURING FR. REV. FRANCE: ABSOLUTISM
21 WEAK LOUIS XIII BECOMES KING HELPED BY CARDINAL RICHELIEU (#1 MINISTER) INCREASES KING S POWER BY ATTACKING NOBLES FRANCE: ABSOLUTISM
22 LOUIS XIV TAKES OVER CARDINAL MAZARIN HELPS HIM TO BECOME MOST POWERFUL RULER IN FR. HISTORY HAS ANTI-NOBLE POLICIES FRANCE: ABSOLUTISM
23 TWO EVENTS SHAPE LOUIS XIV S EARLY LIFE: 30 YEARS WAR FRENCH CIVIL WAR LOUIS DISTRUSTS NOBLES AFTER THIS THE FRONDE means SLINGSHOT (weapon of choice at 1 st in Paris) FRANCE: ABSOLUTISM
24 BUILDS VERSAILLES MAKES NOBLES LIVE THERE TO CONTROL THEM PALACE SHOWS ABSOLUTE POWER TO FOREIGNERS OTHER RULERS COPY HIS LIFESTYLE FRANCE: LOUIS XIV S POLICIES
25 I AM THE STATE LIVED SUCH A POWERFUL, SHOWY LIFE KNOWN AS: THE SUN KING EXACT DAILY ROUTINE, PATRON OF THE ARTS, FINE FOOD, CLOTHES, WIGS, HUNTS. LOUIS XIV
26 SENDS ROYAL OFFICERS OUT TO COLLECT TAXES, RUN LAW COURTS (INSTEAD OF NOBLES) MERCANTILISM: COLONIES (take raw products) & LUXURY MANUFACTURING MAKE FRANCE SELF- SUFFICENT ($) ONE RELIGION removes Edict of Nantes=France Catholic FRENCH FUR TRADE FRANCE: LOUIS XIV S POLICIES
27 WAR, WAR, WAR LOUIS BUILDS UP-& USES- BIGGEST ARMY IN EUROPE = 400,000! WEAKENS FRANCE A LOT CAUSES SUFFERING, FAMINE, INFLATION WAR OF SPANISH SUCCESSION: 6+ COUNTRIES ATTACK FRANCE STOPS FRANCE & SPAIN UNITING FRANCE: LOUIS XIV S POLICIES
28 30 YEARS WAR STAGES (NOT FULL 30 YEARS) FOUGHT OVER RELIGION: DEFENESTRATION OF PRAGUE CHANGES HISTORY OF EUROPE HISTORY HINT: IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT A WAR WAS FOUGHT OVER, EXAMINE THE PEACE TREATY HISTORY HINT: POLITICAL CHANGES ALWAYS BRING ON OTHER CHANGES: STAY TUNED FOR SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION & ENLIGHTENMENT! EASTERN ABSOLUTISM (BRIEFLY)
29 DEVASTATES GERMANY, HURTS H.R.E HELPS SETTLE RELIGIOUS ISSUES (LAST RELIGIOUS WAR IN EUROPE) STARTS MODERN STATE SYSTEM & AND WAY WE DO PEACE TALKS OUTCOMES OF 30 YEARS WAR: TREATY OF WESTPHALIA 1648
30 BASICALLY THIS IS GERMANY broken into 300 SEPARATE PARTS HAS HAPSBURG EMPEROR RULING W/ PRESTIGE BUT LITTLE POWER HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE: BRIEFLY Hard to rule such big, diverse area.
31 SERFS IN WESTERN EUROPE BECAME FREE AT END OF MIDDLE AGES ( TOWN AIR MAKES A MAN FREE ) MADE $$$$$ CHOSE OWN JOBS MARRY WHO THEY WANTED EASTERN SERFS WERE TIED TO THE LAND (SOLD ALONG W/ IT) COULDN T ESCAPE TO TOWNS (TOO FEW) WORKED FOR LITTLE REWARD TREATED VERY POORLY FORCED INTO LIFELONG JOBS (SOLDIERS, MINES, FARMING, FACTORIES) WESTERN ABSOLUTISM VS EASTERN ABSOLUTISM
32 IVAN THE TERRIBLE RULED AT AGE 3 MISTREATED BY NOBLES GOOD RULER AT 1 ST, BECAME TERRIBLE AFTER HIS WIFE DIED (BLAMED NOBLES) RUSSIAN ABSOLUTISM LAID DOWN BASE FOR ABSOLUTISM SECRET POLICE SEIZED NOBLE S LANDS KILLED OLDEST SON, LEAVING RUSSIA IN TIME OF TROUBLES Civil War ended with a ROMANOV RULER
33 Austria:Home to the Hapsburg Dynasty (where the Holy Roman Emperor comes from) As HRE starts to decline, rulers try to keep Austria strong Emperor worked hard to get HRE accept his daughter after his death Maria Theresa: Attacked by Prussia, lost land but fought back Two Eastern Absolutism Countries
34 Tried to bring the Church under the control of the State Reduced the power of the nobles by Taxing them Giving serfs more rights Created bureaucracies Policies of Maria Theresa
35 War War, War!!! continued to build up army Took Silesia from Austria 2X Prussia Allowed freedom of worship: to keep Calvinists/Huguenots INCREASED NOBLES POWER OVER ESTATES --but still kept only nobles as Army officers Prussia: Frederick the Great
36 yeducation.com/lea rn/videos/47ae226 E-219B-481C-A072-90ECDB04254C?has LocalHost=true Frederick the Great
37 Prussia
38 Prussia
39 Prussia--WWI
40 PETER THE GREAT RULES FEET, 7 INCHES UNBELIEVABLY STRONG WILD TEMPER/ SENSE OF HUMOR INTELLIGENT, CURIOUS, STRONG-WILLED RUSSIAN ABSOLUTISM
41 1600 S RUSSIA LIKE GERMANY IN S PETER WANTS TO CHANGE THIS VISITS WEST, BRINGS BACK TECHNOLOGY AND EXPERTS WESTERNIZATION: BRINGING WESTERN: SOCIAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC SCIENTIFIC IDEAS & GOODS INTO ONE S COUNTRY WHILE KEEPING COUNTRY S OWN CULTURE IN PLACE WHAT PETER DOES FOR RUSSIA
42 WINDOW ON THE WEST : BUILDS ST. PETERSBURG FORCES NOBLES TO LIVE THERE & LEAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL IN WEST PUTS ORTHODOX CHURCH UNDER GOV T CONTROL WHAT PETER DOES FOR RUSSIA
43 WAR, WAR, WAR BUILDS, & USES, HUGE ARMY EXPANDS RUSSIA TO BOTH SEAS WHAT PETER DOES FOR RUSSIA
44 BACKGROUND: ENG. KINGS COULDN T TAX LIKE IN OTHER COUNTRIES HAD TO ASK PARLIAMENT FOR MONEY WHICH GOT PARLIAMENT SOME POWER IN RETURN ELIZABETH I ( VIRGIN QUEEN ) DIES (NO HEIR) JAMES I (KING OF SCOTLAND & CATHOLIC) TAKES OVER PROTESTANT ENGLAND STARTS STUART RULE:1OO+ YEARS ABSOLUTISM ENGLAND: A A DIFFERENT STORY
45 JAME S SON CHARLES I IN POWER STRUGGLE W/ PARLIAMENT CIVIL WAR starts! PURITANS (think Pilgrims) vs ANGLICANS/royalists KING CAPTURED, TRIED, & BEHEADED ENGLISH CIVIL WAR: (FRENCH CIVIL WAR )
46 EXECUTION SENDS A MESSAGE TO FUTURE RULERS O. CROMWELL: STARTS SUPER STRICT, UNPOPULAR MILITARY RULE ENGLISH GET TIRED OF: NO DRINKING DARK CLOTHES NO DANCING NO THEATER NO SPORTING EVENTS CROMWELL DIES ENGLISH INVITE KING BACK TO RULE RESULTS OF ENG. CIVIL WAR
47 e.com/watch?v=3fc 6R0pv5vE English Civil War
48 SO HE CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF CROMWELL, CHARLES II FORCED TO GIVE: HABEAS CORPUS NO JAIL W/O CHARGES MUST HAVE TRIALS (NOT THROWN IN JAIL W/O A KEY) CHARLES CATHOLIC BROTHER JAMES II TAKES OVER PARLIAMENT WORRIED ABOUT CATHOLIC JAMES II, INVITE HIS PROTESTANT RELATIVE FROM HOLLAND TO RULE RESTORATION & GLORIOUS REV.
49 ONE OF THE ONLY BLOODLESS REVOLUTIONS IN WORLD HISTORY NEW MONARCHS FORCED TO SIGN ENG. BILL OF RIGHTS IN ORDER TO RULE ENG. BECOMES A CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY NO TAXATION W/O REPRESENTATION FREEDOM OF SPEECH RIGHT TO PETITION NO CRUEL/UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS NO STANDING ARMY GLORIOUS REVOLUTION!
50 CHANGES IN ENGLAND PASSED ON TO AMERICA, CHANGING WORLD HISTORY LEADS TO FRENCH REVOLUTION CHANGING WORLD HISTORY GERMAN, AUSTRIAN, PRUSSIAN, & RUSSIAN ABSOLUTISM LEADS TO WWI (& WWII) EASTERN ABSOLUTISM LEADS TO RUSSIAN ISOLATION AND POST-WWII COLD WAR EFFECTS OF ABSOLUTISM
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