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Age of Absolutism How did it all start? Divine Right-Theory that stated that Kings had a god given right to rule their nations as they wished.

What was the “Age of Absolutism?” Facts: 1) Europe’s Monarchs got stronger 2) Caused by the Age of Exploration a) brought in money (Mercantilism) 3) Mercantilism-Wealth of a nation depends on possessions. a) Money, Colonies and Resources

What Caused ABSOLUTISM? Exploration: World doubled in size Because change was scary, people wanted the comfort that was provided by having one (1) person in charge. Political Conflicts: Europe wanted expansion (Colonization) People wanted protection from other, more powerful nations

Protestant Reformation: Mistreatment of people Religious conflicts (Catholics vs. Protestants) Absolute Monarchs: -When a Monarch (King or Queen) has absolute power over his or her people and also has unrestricted political power.

Absolute Rulers throughout History (or Europe) King Louis XIV-Who was he? Ruled France from 1643-1715 France’s King for “72” years Known as “The Sun King”

Peter the Great Who was he? Russian Czar from 1682-1725 Czar-Russia’s name for their King Westernized Russia by revolutionizing it

Frederick the Great Who was he? Ruled Prussia (modern Germany) from 1740-1786 Strengthened the Prussian economy Made huge strides for individual freedoms: Economic Political Religious

Catherine the Great Who was she? Empress of Russia from 1762-1796 Longest ruling female in Russian history What did she do? Expanded the cities Increased women’s freedoms Increased rights for all citizens

Charles V Who was he? He ruled Spain, Italy and the Netherlands from 1516-1556 Supported Catholicism Used his power to advance Spain

Henry VIII Who was he? King of England Created his own religion because the Pope would not grant him a divorce Spiritual and political leader of England Created the Church of England Called a “Tyrant”