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What makes a sovereignty? 4 things
1. coercion -use of force
2. taxation
3. administrative -control of public life
4. law making
What did a representative institution claim share of? example?
legislative power ex assemblies
European social structure: everyone belonged to a group what were these groups called?
estates
what were the three estates
1. clergy
2. nobility
3.everyone else "the third estate"
Did france have a constitutional or absolute monarchy?
asolute-absolutism
two theories of absolutism?
divine right theory, security theory
theory that god appointed someone special to be his keeper
divine right theory
theory based on holding society together
security theory
who was known as the son king
Louis XIV
what does remonstrate mean?
to criticize
Who did King Louis XIV appoint and what were they?
Intendants..regional representatives
why did louis xiv bring noblemen out to versailles
to test them.. make them act socially not politically
what was gabelle?
salt tax
Did Louis XIV increase the amount of power the ruler was allowed over the state aka sovereignty?
YES
Who was Louis XIV successor?
Noble Orlean (reversed what Louis did)
what kind of monarchy was in Brandenburg and Prussia (eastern europe)
absolute
where was brand and prussia
northern german territory
junkers
group of nobles, extremely powerful
serf
belonged to land not a property of the owner
who fought and won in the 30yrs war?
catholics and protestants, both agreed to stop fighting no winner
Who was the leader of Prussia?
Frederick William
Who was known as the Great Elector (to the holy roman empire)?
Frederick William
What was the deal between the nobility and Frederick William?
That the nobility could tax commoners, exploit serfs without being checked up on by Frederick
What was landrate? What were the roles of the landrate?
"king's men" they made sure taxes were collected and laws were followed
Who was the father of the Prussian military
Frederick William I
centralization of Prussia advanced under who?
Frederick William -never used the army
Part of European Enlightenment, increased loyalty toward Prussia, not just to ones own village.. Who?
Frederick II
What crisis was going on at the time of Frederick II's reign?
Austrian-Habsburg- Maria Theresa-woman monarch..issue over power struggle.. war of austrian succession..seize hapsburg province silesia.
What kind of absolutism was present in Prussia under Frederick II?
Bureaucratic Absolutism
T or F: Frederick II was a very absolute monarch?
True
What was the legal framework for Prussians..state doctrines of equality?
Prussian General Code
Who was a bureaucratic militaristic state?
Prussia
What kind of monarch did the British have?
Constitutional monarch
2 parts to the english nobility?
Land... Taxes, local govt and social mobility
What kind of land took up England?
Large landed estates (where the lords, kings, and nobility came from)
What was a rentier
someone who gains money by renting out
Who had local power in England?
people with big land estates..could be local wealthy elites
Could non-heriditary people obtain titles in England?
Yes.. knights got the title of sir
What is primogenitureship?
estate always goes to first born male
What did strict settlement include.. or allow families to do?
prevent predators from taking over their land
T or F: the English upper class saw it fit to only tax the lower class?
False, willing to tax themselves
T or F: the english upper class demanded the right to control things locally?
True
Poor raise
local welfare assistance
what did nouveaux richels mean?
new money ex bill gates
Social mobility was much greater in France or England?
England: easier to work way up
Glorious revolution with a constitutional monarchy was under?
William and Mariam
What was the religion in england at the time of William and Mariam
anglicanism (catholicism not tolerated)
In England it was common to take people from the middle class and give them prestigious postitions like head of military T OR F?
True
Who had the power to make laws and raise taxes in England?
Parliament
Pocket Bureaus?
Doesn't have to ask anybody, belongs to me
Two parties in England?
Tories and Whigs
Tories were ? Whigs were?
Tories-conservative: no change, Whigs-liberal, wanted change, to develop cities
French was a ? monarchy and England was a ?monarchy?
French-absolute, England-constitutional
When was the Scientific Revolution?
1500-1700
Who started and ended the time of the scientific revolution
Copernicus to Newton
What came first..Scientific revolution or enlightenment?
Scientific revolution
What time period portrayed people in nature as they really are?
Italian Renaissance
What did the protestant reformation involve..challenge to?
Catholicism ex martin luther
Rise of what and what during the Scientific Revoltuion?
state and commerical capitalism
a mechanical world involved
matter and motion
what is the study of the universe
cosmology
Who came first Aristotle or Ptolemy?
Aristotle
Who believed it was in the "nature of things" to move
Aristotle
What are the two groups of nature that Aristotle categorized objects in? What are the aspects of nature in each group? 4things
Levity-fire and air
Gravity-
Aether meant? and Quintescent (5th element) meant?
Aether meant do nothing,
Quint-the core, the key,whats right
Who believed in the geocentric system?
Aristotle
What did the geocentric system involve?
Earth is at the center, all planets circling around it
Who believed in Epicycles?
Ptolemy
What are epicycles?
cycle within a cycle (all designed to save the circle which was a holy object)
T or F: Aristotle and Ptolemy were a part of the scientific revolution?
False, didnt start til Copernicus
Who was known as the Renaissance man?
Nicolaus Copernicus
Who believed in the helocentric universe and what does that mean?
Copernicus and sun is the center
What was the importance of 1543?
The book "On the revolutions of the heavenly spheres" was published when Copernicus died
Who came after Copernicus?
Tycho Brahe
Who was the greatest astronomical observer of all time?
Tycho Brahe
Who came after Tycho Brahe?
Johannes Kepler
What 3 things did Kepler come up with?
1. planets move around in an elipse
2. planets velocity vary as they move around
3. r3/t2 =K
who came after Kepler?
Galileo
what 2 things did galileo discover about the moon?
the moon has mountains, jupiter has moons revolving around.. saturn has tears (rings)
who was known as the starry messenger, one of the inventors of the telescope
Galileo
Who came up with the idea that everything in the world is in motion and is made of atoms that are so slow we cant see it?
Galileo
Who had problems with the church for backing a certain planetary system (b/c it's always changing and weakening their authority)
Galileo
Who came after Galileo
Newton
Who wrote the mathematical principles of natural philosophy AND opticks?
Newton
The mathematical principles of natural philosophy was a combination of everything Newton took from everyone else, he just synthesized and mathematized it T OR F?
True
When did Enlightenment begin?
1680s
What is anarism and who believed in it?
that christ was born a man not a godly figure, newton (couldnt talk about it publicly)
Opticks had to do with what?
lights, colors
What are monochromatic colors and what did Newton say about them
ROYGBIV.. and that all monochromatic colors mixed together would produce a white light (composite color)
query?
question