'Absolute monarchy' presentation slideshows

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Ideologies and Upheavals

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Social Studies 9

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Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution. Two Revolutions in Russia. Causes of the Revolutions. But in the 1800s, Russia failed to keep pace with the rapid changes taking place in Western Europe . The Enlightenment led to new democratic reforms throughout Europe .

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Popula r Struggles and Movements

Popula r Struggles and Movements. Lijin Golden. Major Aspects of this Chapter. Nepal Popular Struggle in Nepal Meaning of Constitutional Monarchy Meaning of Absolute monarchy Second Movement for Democracy in Nepal Seven Party Alliance (SPA) Maoist. Bolivia. Popular Struggle in Bolivia

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Societies at Crossroads

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29. The examinations described in the quotation above were necessary for a position as a Chinese A. soldier.

29. The examinations described in the quotation above were necessary for a position as a Chinese A. soldier. B. priest. C. silk merchant. D. government official.

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Aim/Goal: How did monarchs in different regions of the world exercise absolute power?

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19 th Century Eastern Europe

19 th Century Eastern Europe. The Austrian Empire. Austria controlled much of Central, Southern, and Eastern Europe The Habsburg emperors resisted Enlightenment ideals and any talk about writing a constitution

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World History II SOL Review

World History II SOL Review. Age of Revolutions. English Civil War. English kings wanted to be absolute monarchs Parliament prevented kings from being absolute monarchs (Parliament controlled money)

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Causes of the French Revolution

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FRENCH REVOLUTION

FRENCH REVOLUTION. 1789-1799. The Three Estates. First Estate Clergy Collect taxes, operated schools and hospitals Less than one percent of population Owned 10 percent of land Second Estate Nobility Born into rights and privileges Tax exempt Less than two percent of population

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AP World History Bell Ringer 12/12/18

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What came before the Modern Era?

What came before the Modern Era?. A Brief History of Western Thought. Feudalism: What was it?. A political , social , and economic system that was the predominant means of organization in Western Europe during the Middle Ages (500-1500 AD/CE)

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BRUNEI

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LEARNING INTENTIONS

LEARNING INTENTIONS. KNOWLEDGE: E xplain the structure of the ancien regime in France and how it was underpinned by inequality, chaos and absolutism. UNDERSTANDING: Analyse how the inequality, chaos and absolutism contributed to discontentment in the third estate SKILL:

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Types of Government

Different types of government

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Dawn of the Revolution

Dawn of the Revolution. Since Louis put off dealing with the emergency until he had no money left and his solution was to impose taxes on the nobility. However, the Second Estate forced him to call a meeting of the Estates-General.

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Age of Reason

Age of Reason. Enlightenment Philosophers. Reason: Enlightenment thinkers believed truth could be discovered through reason or logical thinking. Nature: The philosophers believed that what was natural was also good and reasonable.

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Constitutional Monarchy

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