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I. SPANISH POWER GROWS pg 504 A. Charles V* Inherits Two Crowns 1. Ruling the Hapsburg Empire* a. Charles=grandson of Ferdinand & Isabella b.=ruler of Spain + Holy Roman Empire

A Kingdom Too Spread Out to Rule?

2. Charles V Abdicates a. Empire too spread out b. =gave up throne & entered monastery c.=brother Ferdinand took over d. His son, Philip II became King of Spain

B. Philip II* Solidifies Power (Charles son) =ruled 1527-98 1. Centralized (Absolute) Power a. =absolute monarch w/ divine right b. Spain wealthy due to American colonies c. Philip a devout Catholic i. 4 marriages to create alliances

d. Alliance w/ England: 1. Philip + Mary Tudor married (both Catholics)=no kids, Mary died in 4 yrs.

2. The Armada* Sails Against England a. Spain (Philip) v. England (Elizabeth I) in 1588 b. Spanish Armada=invasion force c. =English beat Spanish in the English Channel=Spanish defeat

3. An Empire Declines: (Spain) a. Due to: 1. Defeat of Spanish Armada 2. Philip s successors not good rulers 3. Economic problems: i. Cost of overseas wars ii. Neglect of farming iii. Heavy taxation of middle class iv. Inflation

New (Greater) European Powers: =rise of England, France, Netherlands

Phillip II 1556-98 Catholic in SPAIN Centralized power More colonies in New World =more tax$ for Spain =bigger Navy & Army Made more Catholics in the New World

Clips from Elizabeth: The Golden Age Elizabeth s speech to the troops at Tilbury before the Armada Defeat of the Spanish Armada by the British Watch the symbolism of Spain & Catholicism declining, Britain & Protestantism rising to power http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl3stf20x10

II. FRANCE UNDER LOUIS XIV pg 510 A. Henry IV* Restores Order 1. Religious Strife (in France) a. Catholics (majority) i. Huguenots* (French Protestants) minority

An Eyewitness Account of the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre by François Dubois (1790-1871).

2. Bringing Peace to a Shattered Land a. Henry IV=Huguenot turned Catholic King of France 1. Edict of Nantes*= gave religious tolerance in France b. Increased govt power=decrease of nobles

c. Helped peasants = chicken in every pot + = d. Built/improved roads & bridges e. Revived agriculture =increase in govt bureaucracy

3. Cardinal Richelieu* Strengthens Royal Authority a. Henry IV assassinated =son Louis XIII ( age 9) b. Musketeers = bodyguards for royal family

c. Cardinal Richelieu: chief advisor to Louis XIII 1. Wanted to end power of Huguenots & nobles

B. An Absolute Monarch Rises 1. Louis XIV The Sun King a. Age 5 when became king, ruled 72 yrs (1643-1715) 2. I Am the State a. =absolute power through divine right*

3. Louis XIV (1643-1715) Strengthens Royal Power (very CATHOLIC) a. Followed Richelieu s Policies: 1. Appointed intendents* (collect taxes, recruit army) a. from wealthy middle class =strongest army in Europe =decrease of power of Church & nobles

4. Colbert Builds France s Finances a. Jean Baptiste Colbert*=finance minister 1. Mercantilist policies to boost economy 2. Created more farmland 3. Encouraged industry 4. Built up luxury trade 5. High tariffs=protected French business 6. Expanded French colonies overseas =France wealthiest nation in Europe

C. A Strong State Declines 1. Waging Costly Wars a. English, Dutch (Protestants): tried to stop French

2. Persecuting Huguenots a. 1685 Edict of Nantes revoked =(no more religious tolerance in France) 1.=100,000 Huguenots left France =loss to economy

PROBLEMS IN FUTURE (18 th c.) FOR FRANCE: 1. Too much power to govt 2. Costs of army + overseas colonies 3. High taxes 4. Costs of Louis court & lifestyle

Louis XIV 1643-1715 CATHOLIC in FRANCE Strongest army in world New World colonies =more tax $ for France Created Industry=jobs More Farms Revoked Edict of Nantes

III. PARLIAMENT TRIUMPHS IN ENGLAND pg. 516 A. The Tudors Work With Parliament 1. Henry VIII & Elizabeth I: both consulted & worked with Parliament=good relationship Elizabeth s reign: 1558-1603

Elizabeth s reign 1558-1603 (Protestant) England s Golden Age Sent out explorers to claim New World lands Religious peace during her reign Defeated the Spanish Armada Left England as the richest & most powerful nation on the planet!

B. A Century of Revolution Begins 1. Stuarts Issue a Challenge a. Elizabeth I died w/ no heirs=her cousin James I (Catholic) took over 1. He believed in divine right=clashed with Parliament 2. Clashed w/ religious dissenters* a. example: Puritans*

King James Bible written in vernacular in 1610

2. Parliament Responds a. Charles I* (James son) CATHOLIC Reign: 1625-1649 1. He dissolved Parliament 2. Still needed $ for wars: a. In Scotland v. Calvinists (Protestant) =summoned Parliament back =payback coming to Charles!

3. The Long Parliament Begins (13 yrs) a. Results: 1. Tried & executed Charles advisors 2. Called for abolition of bishops 3. Declared parliament could not be dissolved ever again b.=parliament v. Charles I = Civil War

C. Fighting a Civil War ( in England) 9 yrs 1. Cavaliers v. Roundheads -Parliament & allies -House of Commons- -gentry, merchants, Puritans, middle class -Charles allies -House of Lords wealthy, nobles Catholics Oliver Cromwell*-- general =WON, took Charles prisoner & put on trial

2. A King is Executed a. Charles I put on trial & executed in 1649 b. =monarchs had to have support of people or that monarch could be removed (=divine right didn t matter) c. =message to rest of Europe s monarchs

b. Challenges: 1. Charles II (Bonny Prince Charlie) & Scotland 2. Irish problem 3. Levellers c. Cromwell =Lord Protector (=a dictator) Ruled England 1653-1658

Charles I ruled England 1625-1649 (Catholic) Didn t kill Protestants for being Protestant Refused to give in to Parliament Died like a King

The English Civil War Report

D. Cromwell & the Commonwealth 1. Challenging the Commonwealth a. 1 st Actions: 1. Abolished monarchy 2. Abolished House of Lords=only House of Commons left in Parliament 3. Abolished Church of England 4. Declared England a republic=commonwealth 5. Cromwell to be the leader

Oliver Cromwell

2. Puritans: A Sobering Influence a. Goal root out Godlessness b. New laws: 1. No swearing on Sundays 2. Against gambling, drinking, theater, dancing, sports, Christmas 3. Public Education: in order to read Bible= PUBLIC EDUCATION for all 4. Stronger marriage laws, based on love

3. Commonwealth Ends (1660) a. Cromwell died (1658) b. Parliament invited Charles II to rule=restoration of the monarchy c. Lasting Puritan ideals: 1. Morality 2. Equality 3. Govt less absolutism 4. Public Education with tax $

Oliver Cromwell ruled England 1653-1658 Protestant (Puritan) Defeated Charles I Won England s Civil War Dissolved House of Lords Made England a Commonwealth (republic) Public Education Lasting Puritan ideals: morality, equality, less absolute monarchy

Horrible Histories

E. The Restoration (from handout) 1. Charles II invited to rule: 1660 2. James II (Charles II s brother): inherited throne in 1685=unpopular Charles II because Catholic James II The King of Bling Charles II http://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=p 2kyNbZc7oc

F. The Glorious Revolution* (=a coup=nonviolent govt overthrow) 1. Parliament Overthrows James II a. 1688: James II thrown out & his daughter Mary, & her husband William took over =both Protestants

G. English Bill of Rights* 1. King must work with Parliament regularly 2. House of Commons to control $ 3. Upheld rights of people 4. =England now a limited monarchy* =no more absolutism in England =Parliament has the power 5. Toleration Act* a. Religious freedom in England

IV. ABSOLUTISM IN RUSSIA A. Peter the Great* =czar from 1682-1725 1. Centralized royal power (absolutism) 2. All Russia under his authority 3. Reduced power of nobles (=more for him) 4. Took control of Russian Orthodox Church= autocrat

Peter s Expansion of Russia

5. Expanded Russian territory 6. Built St. Petersburg 7. Westernization Under Peter: a. Tried to modernize Russia b. Simplified Russian alphabet c. Developed mining & textile industry d. Beard Tax

Peter the Great Meditating the Idea of Building St Petersburg at the Shore of the Baltic Sea by Alexandre Benois, 1916

Beard Tax Cartoon in Russian Cyrillic

8. Peter s Strong Foreign Policy: a. Created largest army in Europe: i. used the draft b. Built a strong, large Navy c. Took Alaska for Russia

Peter the Great* =ruled Russia 1682-1725 Orthodox Christian Created largest army in Europe Built a strong, large Navy Took Alaska for Russia Expanded Russian territory Built St. Petersburg modernized Russia Simplified Russian alphabet

B. Catherine the Great* Follows Peter s Lead (crowned Catherine II) pg 533 1. Rise to Power a. German princess married Russian prince 1. Her husband murdered=czarina

2. Enlightened Ruler a. Accomplishments: 1. Reorganized govt 2. Clarified laws 3. Education for all by govt 4. Embrace European ideas, values, especially anything French

3. A Ruthless Absolute Monarch a. Life of peasants grew worse=more serfs, no taxes for Boyars b. Expanded Russia s borders even more =more ports =more tax $

Catherine the Great ruled Russia 1762-96 Orthodox Christian Expanded Russia s borders even more more ports more tax $ Education for all by govt Embrace European ideas, values, especially anything French

SPAIN FRANCE Charles V C Henry IV P Philip II C Louis XIII C Louis XIV C

C P C ENGLAND Mary I Elizabeth I James I C Charles I P Cromwell C Charles II C P James II William & Mary

RUSSIA O Peter the Great O Catherine the Great

Who Ruled the World? 1500s=Spain 1600s=England 1700s=France 1800s=England 1900s=USA 2000s=?