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King II inherited Spain , the Spanish , and the American , making him one of the most powerful rulers in Europe .

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The defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 weakened Spain , but its wealth from American gold and gave it temporary strength .

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The Dutch Revolt was caused by religious differences , with Spain remaining Catholic while many in the Netherlands were .

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An absolute monarch is a ruler who holds total power . They justified their rule using the idea of divine right , claiming authority came from .

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Factors that increased monarchs ? power included the decline of feudalism , the growth of cities , and support from the middle .

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Artists like Rembrandt and Vermeer reflected Dutch values of trade , civic pride , and the importance of the class .

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An monarch justified rule by divine right , believing power came from God and should not be limited by laws or nobles .

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The decline of , rise of cities , and stronger national kingdoms centralized authority in the hands of monarchs .

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Monarchs used wealth from colonies to fund armies , while a growing middle class supported rulers who promoted stable .

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Religious and territorial wars in the 17th century forced monarchs to build large armies and impose higher on citizens .

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To maintain , rulers regulated religion , social gatherings , and even economic life within their kingdoms .

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Absolutism means total control by the , where all government power is centralized under one ruler .

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Inflation and , dependence on imported goods , and constant wars caused the Spanish Empire ? s downfall .

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Spanish nobles avoided , forcing the lower class to bear the burden , which prevented the rise of a middle class .

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Despite conflicts , absolute monarchs left lasting impacts on government , art , and , shaping Europe ? s political evolution .

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