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LOUIS XIV

Louis XIV

Louis XIV thought ceremony was important Louis XIV and Ceremony Louis XIV thought ceremony was important Louis XIV’s Bedroom

He spent money fighting wars He built the Palace at Versailles Louis XIV He spent money frivolously (on items that were not essential like expensive perfumes) He spent money fighting wars He built the Palace at Versailles Spent a lot of money

Palace of Versailles Go to here for pics of Versailles Why did Louis XIV build the Palace of Versailes? To keep the nobles in one place under watchful eye It became a symbol of royal power

Palace of Versailles

Gardens of Versailles

With Friends at Versailles

Salon at Palace of Versailles

Hall of Mirrors—Palace of Versailles

End of Louis XIV Reign How did all the money Louis XIV spend hurt France? He left France in a lot of debt Eventually, this caused political instability

Fredrick the Great Of Prussia

Frederick the Great--Prussia Controlled with military power Started 7 Years War with Austria

Peter the Great--Russia

Peter the Great--Russia Wanted to westernize Russia Changed how people should dress Changed customs Czar or Tsar Peter What did he do?