1. Bell Ringer…A Review 3-2-1 3 Things you learned from the “Road to Revolution”. - (Tuesdays lesson) 2 Interesting Facts you learned. 1 Question you still have.

2. The Seven Years’ War

3. Enlightened Absolutism The philosophes believed enlightened rulers should emerge Characteristics of Enlightened Rulers Allow religious toleration Freedom of speech and press Rights of private property. They nurture arts and sciences and education Obey the laws and enforce them fairly for all

4. Prussia

5. Prussia: Army and Bureaucracy Fredrick William I and Fredrick II made Prussia a major European power in the 18 th century. Their major concern was the army (4 th largest in Europe. Fredrick II abolished the use of torture except in treason and murder cases. Granted free speech, press, and religion.Kept Prussian serfdom.

6. Frederick William I and Frederick the Great

8. Austria

9. The Austrian Empire Austrian empire was difficult to rule because of different nationalities and languages. Empress Maria Theresa (1740) worked to centralized power within the empire. She was opposed to philosophe reforms, but worked to help the conditions of the serfs. Her son Joseph II believed heavily in philosophe reform.

10. Austria

11. Russia

12. Russia under Catherine the Great Catherine II or Catherine the Great ruled from 1762- 1796. Catherine was open to enlightenment ideas. Catherine’s policies only benefited the nobles and serfdom was expanded throughout Russia. She was successful in expanding the Russian Empire southward to the Black Sea by defeating the Turks.

13. Catherine the Great

15. The Seven Years War In 1756 new alliances formed.France allied itself with Austria and Russia.Great Britain and Prussia became allies.This war would take place on 3 fronts. Europe India North America

16. The Seven Years War

17. War in North America Also known as the French and Indian War.France made an alliance with Native Americans. Great Britain put little resources into the European theater of this war. The British won a series of victories in Montreal, the Great Lakes, and Ohio River Valley.

19. The Treaty of Paris The Treaty of Paris of 1763 ended the War.The French gave up all their holdings in North America. The British took the lands in Canada and East of the Mississippi River. The Spanish took the Louisiana territory from France as payment for help in the War. The British was now the supreme Colonial Empire in the world.

20. The Treaty of Paris

21. Assignment Complete Questions 4-7 on page 316 (Section 10-3).  You must write the question!!!  This will be checked as part of your notebook check. Work on Study Guide.