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Aboslutism

- early 17th century

- Mainly France


- Louis XIII


- Richelieu


~ broke up the power of nobility into 32 districts


~ developed a network of spies to crush conspirancies


~ sent royal officers (intendants) to French Provinces to execute orders of central gov't


~ failed to reform the financial system


~ eliminated the military and political rights of hugeonots making them more reliable subjects


- Louis XIV


~ main man


~ Raised James and Charles during the restoration in England


> this caused the boys to follow Louis XIV ideas


~ divine right


~recruited chief ministers from middle class eliminating the nobles


~ built versailles to spy on nobles


~edict of Fontainebleau


> this revoked the Edict of Nante


- Fredrick William I


~ Prussia


~ loved his army


- all raised large standing armies


~used to control subjects and protect from threats


-there was no other power other than the monarchs


>called a "administrative monarchy"










IMPORTANT:


> consolidation of power in one person


>leads to backlash against power with either constitutionalism (ENGLAND) or revolution (FR)



FRONDE

-late 17th century


-Louis XIV


-Louis XIII


- France


-series of civil wars


>in response to cardinal richelieu's policies


-nobles fought back


>wanted to keep in check the power of royal government


>failed


-catalyst for Louis XIV to turn absolutistic




IMPORTANT:


- instills distrust in nobility from Louis XIV


- Lead to Louis XIV to build Versailles and spy on his nobility

Junkers

- Late 17th century


-Prussia


-Fredrick III


-nobility land owners


-supported the monarchy


-served in the army in exchange for absolute power over serfs


-exempt from taxes of Fredrick III


-became leaders of the military




IMPORTANT:


-symbolic of Prussian absolutism


-make Prussia a great military power

Mongol Yoke

-200 year time period when the Mongols had control over Russia


-slavic states


-mogols.


>Ivan "Money bags" I-- started fighting back to the mongols


>Ivan III-got rid of the mongols


>Ivan IV "Terrible" --started taking land back from the mongols




-mongols devestated and conquered


-ruled the eastern slavs


>Khan=king


-capital was Saray


-forced the bickering slavic princes to submit to their rule and give them tribute and slaves




IMPORTANT:


- affects Russia socially, economically, and politically


-left deep rooted psychological ruins of the people

Peter the Great

-late 17th to early 18th century


-Russia


--czar of Russia


-wanted the westernization


-ruled with Ivan V


>overthrew his sister, Sophia


-inspired by Western European models


>did this by incognito visits


-built naval war ships


-Defeated the Swedish in the Great Northern War


> victory at Poltava


-moves the Capital to St. Petersburg (window to the west)


-boyars were his nobility


-land locked by the Ottomans and the Swedish so he had to turn to Navy


>loved ship building and personally helped with the building of the navy


-Became Jack of all trades when touring Europe




IMPORTANT:


-westernizes Russia for more power


-St. Petersburg becomes the window to the west

Constitutionalism

-mid-1600s


-King John and the Magna Carta


-limitation of government by law


-not democracy


-Elizabeth I relied on constitutionalism


-Dutch and English resulted from this by the end of Fuedalism


-James and Charles challenged the balance England had created


>because they hated Parliament and ignored them due to their Divine right


>led to crisis among England


-created a more educate house of commons


-checks and balances by the elites (parliament)


-Magna carta is the OG




IMPORTANT:


- start of checks and balances


-still an ongoing battle in society





Oliver Cromwell

-England


-James and Charles


-mid-1600s


-navigation acts were passed


-O.C. Sandwich


-became Lord Protector


-tolerated established majority church if permitted protestant dissenters to worship


-Head of New Army


> led country after the defeat of Charles I


>was executed


-abolished monarchy, House of Lords, and the Anglican Church


-conquered Scotland


-ended up being just as harsh as Charles I






IMPORTANT:


- wanted to instill a republic


-put england on path for mercantilism