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Absolute Monarchy
Total power held by a king or queen.
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Causes of Absolutism
Wealth from exploration and religious conflicts.
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Characteristics of Absolutism

Took power from nobles, divine right, military strength.

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Louis XIV
Patron of arts; waged expensive wars.
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Peter the Great
Westernized Russia; controlled church and nobles.
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Ivan the Terrible
Ruthless ruler known for terror in Russia.
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30 Years War
Religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants.
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Impact of 30 Years War
Altered Europe's political landscape, leading to modern states.
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Emerging Kingdoms
France and Sweden formed post-war.
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England's Absolutism
Parliament shared power; led to rebellion.
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Charles I
English king involved in civil conflict.
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English Civil War
Conflict between king and parliament.
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Constitutional Monarchy

Current British monarchy

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Prime Minister
Most powerful position in English cabinet.
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Scientific Revolution
Introduced scientific method for inquiry.
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Geocentrism
Belief that Earth is the center of the universe.
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Heliocentrism
Theory that Earth revolves around the sun.
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Galileo and Copernicus
Astronomers who supported heliocentrism.
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Galileo

The church opposed his scientific findings.
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Isaac Newton
Formulated laws of gravity supporting heliocentrism.
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Smallpox Vaccine
Developed during the Scientific Revolution.
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Enlightenment
Reevaluation of government, religion, and economics.
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Philosophes
French thinkers promoting Enlightenment ideas.
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Hobbes vs Locke
Differing views on human nature and government.
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Rousseau

Philosophes that Advocated for equality and consensual government.

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Voltaire

Philosophes that promoted tolerance and freedom of speech.

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Beccaria
Argued for rights of the accused.
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Montesquieu
Proposed separation of government powers.
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Mary Wollstonecraft
Advocated for women's rights through essays.
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Enlightened Despot
Absolute rulers who embraced Enlightenment ideas.
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Joseph II of Austria
Example of enlightened despot aiding his country.
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Catherine the Great

Is an enlightenment despot

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Baroque Art
Reflects grandeur and power of absolutism.
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Neoclassical Art
Emphasizes reason and democratic ideals.
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Encyclopedia
Collection of knowledge reflecting Enlightenment values.
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Gunpowder Empires and China

Practiced absolutism similar to European monarchs.
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Chinese Rulers
Maintained traditional absolutism, resisted Enlightenment concepts.