3.4 Absolute mornarchies

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3.4 Absolute monarchies

Absolute power

• Think: what is a synonym 'absolute', write down in your notebook
• Pair: compare your synonym with the person sitting next to you
• Share: hold up your white board with your synonym

Centralisation

• Think: what is centralisation? Write it down in your notebook
• Pair: discuss and compare your definitions
• Share: hold up your white boards
• How is centralistion connected to absolute power? 

Absolute monarchies

• Think: what is a absolute monarchy and give 3 examples of European absolute monarchies? Write it down in your note
• Pair: discuss and compare your answers
• Share: hold up your white boards
• What is an absolute monarchy and give 3 examples of European absolute monarchies? 

Le droit divin (the divin right)

States General no longer advises or called together

High positions in the army to talented men, not just the noblilty

Edict of Nantes; catholicism only religion allowed

THE HOUSE OF ROMANOV

That didn't go as planned

• Read together 'The Glorious Revolution in Britain' (page 69)
• Charles I 
• James II --> with protestant wife two daughters, with catholic wife one son. Eldest daughter married to William III of Orange
• Glorious Revolution (1688) =............ (???? )

The threat for monarchs

Read together '1672' (TB 70)

Time to work....

• Read and make par 3.3
• Read and make par 3.4
• Revise the lessons in Lessonup
• Make /check exercises (onderwijsportaal)