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1 Absolutely! Looking at Absolutism Ms. Carr NSJHS kcarr2@nscsd.org

2 Some of the Players Louis the 14th Peter the Great Catherine the Great Roblorinov.wordpress.com Absoluteastronoly.com Lookinglassreview.com

3 Enabling or Disabling? VersaillesDungeons Goldengardens.blogspot.com

4  Absolute Leaders would probably argue that they loved their country and their people which justified their methods of rule.  What do you think?  Does the end justify the means? Were there benefits of absolute rule?

5 Lovely Louis Ma-petite-chou.com Justanotherjob.wordpress.com Infobarrel.com

6 How Great was Peter?

7 Catherine was Great?

8 You Be The Judge!

9 You Decide Using the Steps of the PPA Define the Problem Gather the Evidence Determine the Causes Evaluate the Policy Do a Comparative Analysis

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