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1 Commercial Revolution
Absolutism in Europe Commercial Revolution Global Trade Mercantilism Financial Revolution Free Enterprise System (Capitalism) Joint-Stock Companies Growth of Royal Power Wars of Religion Changing Role of the Nobility New Justification for Power Thomas Hobbes Divine Right of Kings

2 Commercial Revolution
Absolutism in Europe Commercial Revolution Global Trade Mercantilism Financial Revolution Free Enterprise System (Capitalism) Joint-Stock Companies Growth of Royal Power Wars of Religion Changing Role of the Nobility New Justification for Power Thomas Hobbes Divine Right of Kings

3 England’s Road to Limited Monarchy
Magna Carta (1215) Rise of Parliament Tudor Monarchs Early Stuart Monarchy English Civil War Glorious Revolution

4 England’s Road to Limited Monarchy
Magna Carta (1215) Rise of Parliament Tudor Monarchs Early Stuart Monarchy English Civil War Glorious Revolution

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