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The World in 1750 Mr. Violanti / Mrs. VerniFall, 2015

Key Terms 1. Mughal Empire: Ruled by Akbar the Great (Islamic). Believed in Tolerance between religions. 2. Ottoman Empire: Began after the Fall of Constantinople (1453). Ruled at its height by Suleiman the Magnificent. Lasts until Tokugawa Shogunate: Last Feudal empire of Japan. 4. Louis XIV: The “Sun King”. Greatest of the Absolute Monarchs of France. Lived in Versailles. 5. Peter the Great: Absolutist Monarch of Russia. Sought Warm Water Ports and to WESTERNIZE Russia. 6. Qing Dynasty: Last Dynastic Empire of China.

Mughal Empire Qing Dynasty Russian Empire Tokugawa Shogunate Ottoman Empire France

 Muslim Ruler  Diversity and Tolerance

 Eastern Roman Empire. Preserves Greek / Roman ideas.  Justinian’s Code  Hagia Sophia  Constantinople CULTURAL BRIDGE between Europe, Africa, Asia Ideas from Europe move to RUSSIA through Byz. Emp.

 Begins during Fall of Constantinople (1453).  Muslims conquer Christians, TURNING POINT.  Suleiman the Magnificent (Golden, Toleration)  Rules until 1918 (WWI) “Sick Man of Europe”

Tokugawa Shogunate ~RIGID class system ~Dynastic Rule ~ISOLATIONIST

Authority to rule comes directly from GOD “ “ Kings are justly called Gods, for that they exercise a manner or resemblance of divine power upon earth “God has power to create, or destroy, make, or unmake at his pleasure, to give life, or send death, to judge all, and to be judged nor accountable to none: to raise low things, and to make high things low at his pleasure, and to God are both soul and body due. And the like power have Kings; they make and unmake their subjects: they have power of raising, and casting down: of life, and of death: judges over all their subjects, and in all causes, and yet accountable to none but God only.” King James VI, 1609 ENGLAND

The Sun King, Louis XIV ( ) L’Etat ce Moi “I AM THE STATE” Practiced extreme absolutism, divided France into 3 Estates and eliminated taxation from the first 2. FIRST ESTATE: CLERGY.5% SECOND ESTATE: NOBLES 1.5% THIRD ESTATE: BOURGEOISE, PEASANTS 98% PAID ALL TAXES, OWN NO LAND The “Old Regime ”

Versailles Statistics  2,000 acres of grounds  12 miles of roads  27 miles of trellises  200,000 trees  210,000 flowers planted every year  80 miles of rows of trees  55 acres surface area of the Grand Canal  12 miles of enclosing walls  50 fountains and 620 fountain nozzles  21 miles of water conduits  3,600 cubic meters per hour: water consumed  26 acres of roof  51,210 square meters of floors  2,153 windows  700 rooms  67 staircases  6,000 paintings  1,500 drawings and 15,000 engravings  2,100 sculptures  5,000 items of furniture and objects d'art  150 varieties of apple and peach trees in the Vegetable Garden

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