17TH CENTURY BRITAIN AND FRANCE

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17TH CENTURY BRITAIN AND FRANCE 1 Becomes an absolute monarchy, the other a constitutional monarchy during the century Which becomes which?

JAMES VI/I New King on Elizabeth’s death, 1603; 1st of the Stuarts; Proponent of Divine Right of Kings , Trew Law of Free Monarchy. Major claim to fame – King James bible

JAMES I (of England) Stubborn, Episcopal (why would that be?!) During his reign Puritans & Pilgrims split for New World

Court scandal doesn’t help James’ cause BUCKINGHAM Court scandal doesn’t help James’ cause

CHARLES I Poor people skills as an adult cost him support Ship taxes and enforcement of other “blue laws” made him unpopular

Worse than dad; accused of “popery” CHARLES I Worse than dad; accused of “popery” (define this!) 1628 presented w/ Petition of Right by Parliament; (some basic rights you should know) Portrait by Anthony Van Dyke

1649 Parliament executes Charles CHARLES I Civil War in GB 1642-46; Charles’ Cavaliers vs. Parliamentary Roundheads 1649 Parliament executes Charles

CHARLES I GETS THE AXE

Oliver Cromwell Created Puritan Republic, after 1653 ruled as “Lord Protector,” a military dictatorship

CHARLES II, THE MERRY MONARCH Cromwell’s rule so strict & unpopular that Parliament invites the son of the man they executed to be king! Monarchy restored; Closet Catholic; secret deal with Louis XIV to convert

All must swear oath against transubstantiation CHARLES II Parliament passes Test Act aimed at King’s bro James; All must swear oath against transubstantiation

JAMES II Crowned 1685, wants Test Act repeal; 2nd wife give birth to male Catholic heir; new danger of popery.

October 5, 2003

WILLIAM AND MARY Parliament proclaims William and Mary new monarchs; GLORIOUS REVOLUTION!! Agree to Bill of Rights with guarantee of basic rights

John Locke’s 2nd Treatise of Government justifies Glorious Revolution & change in leadership if a monarch violated the rights of the people

Queen Anne – last Stuart Monarch Daughter of James II (guess what religion?) 1701 Act of Settlement: w/out surviving children, English monarchy goes to German House of Hanover. . . because????

1ST BOURBON; POLITIQUE + EDICT OF NANTES FRANCE IN THE 17TH CENTURY HENRY IV 1ST BOURBON; POLITIQUE + EDICT OF NANTES Assassinated 1610

APOTHEOSIS OF HENRY IV AND THE . . . That’s Henry on the left being dragged to heaven after his assassination

ESTATES GENERAL DISMISSED Marie d’Medici HENRY’S WIDOW – GIVES POWER TO RICHELIEU ESTATES GENERAL DISMISSED

MARIE’S CORONATION

EDUCATION OF LOUIS XIII

MARIE LANDS IN MARSEILLES

CARDINAL RICHELIEU SECRET TO FRENCH SUCCESS IN 1ST ½ OF 17TH C PURSUED CENTRALIZING POLICIES; BEGAN CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUGUENOTS Wasn’t he in the Three Musketeers?

LOUIS XIII REIGN DOMINATED BY RICHELIEU, HIS CHIEF ADVISOR DEAD IN 1643 Not a great leader, but what about that hairstyle???

Richelieu by Bernini Classic politique in foreign policy; during 30 years war he is more concerned with power politics than religion; supported Lutheran Gustavus Adolphus against the Catholic Hapsburgs to the advantage of France

LOUIS XIV ONLY 5; MAZARIN PUT IN CHARGE CARDINAL MAZARIN LOUIS XIV ONLY 5; MAZARIN PUT IN CHARGE

LOUIS WILL ALWAYS DETEST “KINGS OF STRAW” LOUIS XIV AT 10 1649 – FRONDE (REBELLION) BREAKS OUT IN PARIS; NOBLES AND TOWNSPEOPLE VS. CROWN; LOUIS WILL ALWAYS DETEST “KINGS OF STRAW”

LOUIS XIV AS APOLLO, THE SUN KING “L’ETAT C’EST MOI” Great use of propaganda to create a positive image for his people

CREATED TO GLORIFY LOUIS XIV; CONSUMED OVER ½ ANNUAL REVENUES VERSAILLES CREATED TO GLORIFY LOUIS XIV; CONSUMED OVER ½ ANNUAL REVENUES

COLBERT LOUIS’ MOST IMPORTANT MINISTER; MERCANTILISM --CLOSE GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF ECONOMY

Louis XIV’s main squeeze MADAME DE MAINTENON Louis XIV’s main squeeze

CHARLES II OF SPAIN, “THE SUFFERER” DEATH IN 1700 LEADS TO WARS OVER SPANISH SUCCESSION; INHERITANCE & SPANISH CROWN LEFT TO LOUIS XIV’S GRANDSON

DEATH IN 1715 LEAVES MIXED LEGACY; FRANCE BROKE BUT STILL POWERFUL On his deathbed he warns his heir against his love of war and building How would YOU evaluate his reign???