Unit 2: The Age of Absolutism

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Unit 2: The Age of Absolutism Modern World History Unit 2: The Age of Absolutism

Political (Government) Ruler holds unlimited power. Individuals owe their loyalty to the crown.

Social Ruler dominates the upper classes. Show off their power

Religion Ruler reigns under the belief of divine right. Ruler controls/ dominates the country’s religion.

Cultural Ruler dominates cultural life either as patron of arts or by censorship.

Economic (Money/Trade) Ruler encourages industry and trade to increase income. Controls taxes.

1 The Good (Benefits) 3 Benefits The Bad (Detriments) 3 Detriments