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Age of Absolutism

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Louis XIV FITBOnline version

Age of Absolutism

by Michael Wetzel
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societal change drastic status quo change revolution

In order for there to be , we need to know what the ( current circumstances ) is
Revolution = a in thinking that results in

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power king or quee limitations

Absolute = complete and unrestricted , no legal
Monarchy = ruled by a

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Catholic Church the Estates General exempt taxes Louis XIV nobles law

is the #1 example of an absolute monarch
Overcame obstacles to absolute power
Took power away from and the and gave it to himself
In exchange , he lowered their and made them from certain laws
Eliminated France ? s law - making body , , since it might pass a he doesn ? t lik e

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palace eye on the power and wealth Versailles

Louis XIV built a huge as a symbol of his outside Paris
Called Palace of
" Invited " all the nobles to live here
Partying 24 / 7
Louis could keep an

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