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Paleoconservatism

Modern European History

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Chapter 16: Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Western Europe Seventeen-Century Crisis and Rebuilding Economic and Demographic Crisis Majority of peasants lived in villages Hierarchy Independent farmers?landless peasants?dependent laborers and peasants Bread was primary source of nutrition When food prices got to expensive, peasants raided local food shops Moral economy Economic perspective in which the needs of a community take precedence over competition and profit Seventeenth-Century State Building: Common Obstacles and Acvhievements Absolutist monarchies All power under personal control Constitutional monarchies Respected laws passed by representative institutions Rulers who wanted to increase power encountered obstacles Lack of communication btw different parts of the state

Modern European History

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Chapter 16: Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Western Europe Seventeen-Century Crisis and Rebuilding Economic and Demographic Crisis Majority of peasants lived in villages Hierarchy Independent farmers?landless peasants?dependent laborers and peasants Bread was primary source of nutrition When food prices got to expensive, peasants raided local food shops Moral economy Economic perspective in which the needs of a community take precedence over competition and profit Seventeenth-Century State Building: Common Obstacles and Acvhievements Absolutist monarchies All power under personal control Constitutional monarchies Respected laws passed by representative institutions Rulers who wanted to increase power encountered obstacles Lack of communication btw different parts of the state

STUDY GUIDE: Constitutionalism, Absolutism, and the Balance of Power

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AP European History Unit III Constitutionalism, Absolutism, and the Balance of Power Chapter 13 Chapter 15 & 17 ? 1603 ? Eliz. I d.; James I bec. King 1608 1607 ? Jamestown founded 1604 ? Hampton Court Conf.; Milienary Petition 1607 ? Jamestown founded 1610 ? Henry IV (FR) assass. 1620 ? Plymouth Colony founded 1611 ? King James Bible published 1625 ? James I dies; Charles I bec. King 1618 ? James I ? Book of Sports 1620 ? Plymouth Colony founded 1640 ? Fred. Will. The Great Elector bec. ruler of Brandenburg 1625 ? James I d.; Charles II bec. King 1628 ? Petition of Right; Earl of Buckingham dies 1648 ? Treaty of Westphalia; Netherlands

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Eastern Europe: Tensions solved by a winner: 1. Poland: Nobles won, central govt. failed 2. Russia: Peter the Great won, despotism Western Europe: Tensions remained unsolved: 1. France: King gained advantage over nobles: Absolutism 2. England: Nobles gained advantage over king: Constitutionalism

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