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5.5 Absolutely absolutism
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Good morning VT21
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Planning for this lesson
Regents & monarchs (5.5.1)
Louis XIV power hungry (5.5.2)
... par. 5.2 and 5.3.
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Objectives for this lesson
At the end of this lesson...
...you can
explain
the aspiration of monarchs to gain
absolute power.
...you can explain the political differences between France and the Republic.
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Regents stayed powerful
(c. 1650)
Netherlands still one of the only Republics.
Regents stayed in power (not the nobility).
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Other countries: growing power monarchs
1. The use of
centralisation
politics:
Organizing a state under a single government in a central place, with the same laws and rules throughout the state.
2. Fought many wars (costs a lot of money).
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Planning for this lesson
Regents & monarchs (5.5.1)
Louis XIV power hungry (5.5.2)
... par. 5.2 and 5.3.
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Louis XIV
King of France.
Absolute ruler (droit Divin= Power from god).
Nickname= Sun King
Built Versailles (palace)
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Slide 10 - Video
01:00
Name two things that show that Louis XIV was powerful.
Slide 11 - Open question
Absolutism
=All power to the monarch
He stands above the law.
Criticism is forbidden (you can only advise the king).
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Sun King
As planets orbit the sun, everyone in France 'orbits' the king.
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Search for an image on the outside or inside of the house of Louis XIV.
Slide 14 - Open question
Versailles
Just outside Paris
20.000 residents (all French nobles and staff.
Symbol of power for Louis XIV.
Many try to copy Versailles (Slot Zeist, Paleis het Loo).
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Gardens of Versailles
Two palaces
A play village
Open air theater
Hunderds of foutains
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How the king stays in power
All laws are determined by him.
He fortifies the army with soldiers he pays himself.
Forces his nobles to stay at Versailles, this way he can keep a close eye on them.
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Slide 26 - Video
Explain Absolutism in your own words.
Slide 27 - Open question
Slide 28 - Slide
What is the meaning of droit Devin?
Slide 29 - Open question
Refreshing knowlegde 5.2 and 5.3
This is the moment to ask me questions about the paragraphs
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Happy Easter VT21
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