Chapter 16-Absolutism, Constitutionalism Flashcards
Difference between how Middle Ages rulers and Absolutist stater rulers ruled- explain divine right
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James II
- Appointed \_\_\_\_, in violation of \_\_\_\_ - Suspended\_\_\_\_, appeared to be reviving \_\_\_\_ - Two events led to revolution: - _Declaration of indulgence_:
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Aristocrats in Spain would ____
-This would cause what?
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Commonwealth/Republican government of England proclaimed upon ____
- Theoretically, \_\_\_\_ had legislative power, \_\_\_\_ had executive power - But who really had power?
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Raison d’etat:
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Totalitarianism vs. Absolutism; differences?
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French Academy:
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Bureaucracies of Absolute Rulers
- Who appointed the career officials? - What class composed of the Bureaucracy? - Royal Agents-what did they do? - Difference between older bureaucracies
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Dutch East India company
- \_\_\_\_company; how-so? - Would cut into \_\_\_\_\_ - Dutch West India Company:
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Artists + Writers of the later 1600’s
-Possessed classical qualities of ____,____, and ____
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Bad harvests 1688-1694:
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Restoration and Religion
-Test Act 1673
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Instrument of Government 1653
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What would practicing religious toleration do economically for the Netherlands?
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Intendants
- Appointed directly by the \_\_\_\_ - Recruited men for \_\_\_\_,supervised \_\_\_\_, presided over the \_\_\_\_, checked up on the \_\_\_\_, regulated \_\_\_\_\_ activities such as \_\_\_\_
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Political success of Netherlands rested on ____
-Moral+Ethical laws: ____, ____, and ____
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James I had ____ from Elizabeth’s rule, but lacked what to fix problem?
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Jean-Baptiste Lully:
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17th Century Dutch Politics
- Regents: - \_\_\_\_ held virtually all power - States general: - Standholder:
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Why did Charles II eventually dissolve Parliament?
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Triennial Act 1641:
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1670 Charles-Louis XIV secret agreement:
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Bureaucrats under Louis XIV:
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After Henry IV died, ____ ruled for rightful but young King ____, but ____ would instead dominate politics
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Francois Couperin:
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House of Commons wanted ____
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Urban Protests
- What caused them? - What happened to the tax collectors? - What did the government do to respond?
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French foreign policy under Richelieu
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Henry IV
- What religion? - Edict of Nantes-why did he pass it? - Taxes on peasants: - Paulette: - Revenues would increase despite \_\_\_\_ by \_\_\_\_ - How id he die?
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Drastic social + economic changes in England 16th-17th century
- Dissolution of \_\_\_\_, sale of \_\_\_\_ had enriched many people - Agricultural techniques including \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ had improved the land and its yield - Investing in \_\_\_\_ and through \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ led to social mobility - Economy in England \_\_\_\_ - Inflation? - Wealthier, better educated \_\_\_\_ - Able to tax?
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John Locke:
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1698 European Powers Treaty
- Death of Charles II 1700 would cause Louis to \_\_\_\_ - As a result, \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ united
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How are the Netherlands greatly unlike other 17th century European governments?
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Marc-Antoine Charpentier:
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17th Century Spain
- Power of state \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_continued to hurt them financially - Rejected \_\_\_\_+\_\_\_\_ because came from heretical nations - Still focused on \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_ of Habsburg dynasty, lack of \_\_\_\_
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Jean Martinet
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What do Puritans want to “purify?”
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James I (r. 1603-1625) in General
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Relationship of Charles II and Parliament
- Cabal: - Concept of ministerial responsibility: - Rested on understanding that:
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Cardinal Richelieu/Armand Jean du Plessis
- 1624 appointed to \_\_\_\_ by Marie de Medici - 1628 \_\_\_\_ of French Crown - Would set \_\_\_\_ in place in France
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Ramifications of Edict of Nantes revocation (near bottom of page)
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Puritans wanted to abolish ____
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Problems in France when Henry IV took the throne
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Irish uprising
-General summary, what did it help directly cause?
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Jean Racine
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Puritans are generally similar to \_\_\_\_ -"Protestant ethic"/ "middle-class ethic"/ "capitalist ethic":
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1590’s seeds of disaster in Spain
- Lack of \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_crisis and \_\_\_\_ decline - Failure to \_\_\_\_ - By 1715, a \_\_\_\_
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Francois le Telier/Marquis de Louvois
- 1666 appointed \_\_\_\_ - Why was the professional army he created considered modern? - Methods of recruitment (3):
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In 17th Century Spain
- Views on moneymaking: - Way too many \_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_ rampant, \_\_\_\_ destroyed
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William Laud
- Insisted on \_\_\_\_ - Enforced \_\_\_\_ - 2 new elements on church organization in Scotland:
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Difference between how Medieval and Absolutist rulers solved their financial problems:
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What contributed to less revenues for Spain from the New World (4 things)?
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Protestant Maximilien de Bethame, Duke of Sully
- Appointed \_\_\_\_ by Henry Iv - Indirect taxes on salt, sales, transit- what did he do with these taxes? - Trade with Indies - \_\_\_\_ system
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English cabinet system
- Who formulates common policy and conducts business of the country? - Sir Robert Walpole: - Legislative + Executive power held by \_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_ has less say
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Jean-Baptiste Poquelin/Moliere
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Restoration of 1660
-____ on throne now
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1659 Treaty of Pyrenees
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Reign of Louis XIV
- Nickname: - Extremely \_\_\_\_, believed in \_\_\_\_ - Distrusted \_\_\_\_, profound sense of \_\_\_\_ - Exercised \_\_\_\_ over powerful social class - Nobility + Louis XIV views on Huguenots
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The Glorious Revolution would inaugurate a ____, an age of ____
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Constitutionalism:
- What are the Constitutionalist nations in the 17th century? - Constitution protects \_\_\_\_,\_\_\_\_, and \_\_\_\_ - Democracy same or different?
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Colbert+Canada
-Jacques Marquette, Louis Joliet, Robert La Salle
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Absolute Rulers
- Tried to control \_\_\_\_ - Regulated \_\_\_\_ - Abolished \_\_\_\_ - Secured cooperation of \_\_\_\_ - Maintained \_\_\_\_
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____ marked beginning of Dutch economic decline
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House of Commons during English Civil War
- Impeached \_\_\_\_+\_\_\_\_ - Threatened to \_\_\_\_ - Why did King Charles accept these measures?
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Fronde
- Frondeur: - Ramifications of \_\_\_\_ - 3 significant results:
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Louis XIV, unlike his predecessor, had no ____
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Louis XIV and the Estates General
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Jean-Baptiste Colbert
-Applied ____ to France
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Chalude Le Peletier+Louis XIV measures to solve finance problems:
- Restored to the \_\_\_\_, and the old device of \_\_\_\_, also \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ - Published declaration ordering all nations \_\_\_\_ be \_\_\_\_ - Methods effective/uneffective?
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Louis XIV Reign
- Compromise with Nobility: - Versailles - French would become the \_\_\_\_ - Used court ceremonials to \_\_\_\_ - Separation of \_\_\_\_ from \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_
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Economy under Richelieu, Louis XIV
- Taxing problem - How did they temporarily solve their problems? - \_\_\_\_would limit French Absolutism
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Expansionist policy under Louis XIV
- Invaded \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ 1667 - Got important towns \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ - Invaded \_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_ would barely survive invasion - Treaty of \_\_\_\_ concluded war - Seized city of \_\_\_\_ 1681, 1684 sent army to \_\_\_\_
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Don Quixote
-The term quixotic means:
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How did Cardinal Richelieu establish absolutism in France?
- Had influence over \_\_\_\_ - Total \_\_\_\_ of all groups and institutions to the French Monarchy - Leveled \_\_\_\_, crushed \_\_\_\_ - Depleted \_\_\_\_ of power - Divided France into 32 \_\_\_\_. \_\_\_\_ held financial and judicial power in each one
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Most important work of Colbert
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Greatest weakness of Louis XIV administration: _____
-Why (4 reasons)?
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Mercantilism under Colbert
- Regulation of \_\_\_\_ by and for the state - International power based on \_\_\_\_ - Imports vs. Exports; France \_\_\_\_ (next line) - Outflow of gold \_\_\_\_, debtor states would pay in \_\_\_\_, power+prestige of France would be \_\_\_\_ as wealth \_\_\_\_ - Subsidized \_\_\_\_, privileges given to \_\_\_\_, set up a system of \_\_\_\_, built \_\_\_\_, abolished \_\_\_\_, enacted \_\_\_\_
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Dutch standard of living 17th century
- Food situation: - Wealth/Lack of Wealth: - Wage's of workers low/high
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Oliver Cromwell rule 1653-1658
- Continued \_\_\_\_, proclaimed \_\_\_\_ - Divided England into \_\_\_\_, each governed by a \_\_\_\_ - Favored \_\_\_\_, with what noticeable exception? - Economy \_\_\_\_ - Censored \_\_\_\_, forbade \_\_\_\_, kept \_\_\_\_ closed - Navigation Act 1651: - \_\_\_\_ allowed back to England after 3 century absence
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Thomas Hobbes
-book:
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“Law of Concord”/ Edict of Nantes
- Made in order to promote \_\_\_\_ - 1627 what did Louis XIII do in relation to the Edit - Why? - Targeted what city? - Reinstated \_\_\_\_, but Protestants retained \_\_\_\_
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____ and ____ would ultimately make Colbert’s goals unattainable
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Divine Right and James I
-Ideas expressed in:____
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Netherlands practiced ____, being the only 17th Century Country to consistently do this
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Glorious Revolution
- Destruction of the idea of \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_ accepted English throne - Established principle that sovereignty \_\_\_\_ - Bill of Rights: - England must now always be \_\_\_\_
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Charles I
- Dissolved \_\_\_\_ 1629-why? - 1629-1640 ruled without \_\_\_\_ - Financed government through \_\_\_\_ such as a medieval law that \_\_\_\_ - Parliament would not allow charles to have an \_\_\_\_ - "Long Parliament":
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Great Alliance
- Effect of \_\_\_\_ - Fighting to \_\_\_\_ - Checking/bombing \_\_\_\_ - 2 great soldiers: - One of Holy Roman Empire: - One of England:
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