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Absolute Monarchs I.Intro II.France A.Louis XIV (r. 1643-1715) III.Russia A.Peter The Great (r. 1682- 1725) Key Terms Versailles War of Spanish Succession Bastille Great Embassy
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Population in 1650 England 5 Million Spain8.5 Million France18 Million
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“The” Absolute Monarch French monarch from age five (longest in Europe’s history). France was Europe’s single greatest power. Louis XIV (r. 1643-1715)
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Examples of Louis XIV & Absolutism Palace of Versailles
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Versailles On YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8MaDMxzMfU&feature=channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA9X9nC4C98
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Examples of Louis XIV & Absolutism Palace of Versailles Wars of Louis XIV
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Wars Of Louis XIV (1672-1713) Louis tried to assert his control over other nations AND expand “la glorie” (the glory) of France. –War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714) A Grand Alliance led by Great Britain and the Netherlands fought vs. France.
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Grand Alliance (France vs. Europe) King of the Netherlands William of Orange (1650-1702)
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Wars Of Louis XIV (1672-1713) Louis tried to assert his control over other nations AND expand “la glorie” (the glory) of France. –War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714) A Grand Alliance led by Great Britain and the Netherlands fought vs. France. Ultimately France gained little territory while poverty, famine, and taxes increased.
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Bastille (1700) Symbol of the king’s oppression: Political prisoners were often housed here indefinitely & without trial.
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Another Absolute Monarch Czar of Russia (1682-1725) Peter the Great
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Peter The Great 1.Moved the capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg 2.Traveled to western Europe (Great Embassy) & adopted technologies and lifestyle of countries he visited
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Russia’s Peter the Great Decrees of 1701 & 1705: Required people to wear “western-style” clothing Required men to shave beards or pay a fine
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Peter The Great 1.Moved the capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg 2.Traveled to western Europe (Great Embassy) & adopted technologies and lifestyle of countries he visited 3.Expanded Russia’s territory
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Russian Expansion Under Peter the Great Following War with Sweden, Russian territory spread to Baltic Sea
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Absolute Monarchs I.Intro II.France A.Louis XIV (r. 1643-1715) III.Russia A.Peter The Great (r. 1682- 1725) Key Terms Versailles War of Spanish Succession Bastille Great Embassy
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