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    Regents Prep Day 11

    Absolutism, Enlightenment,

    French Revolution

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    Reminders

    1)

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    I)Absolutism

    A)Absolutismrulers having COMPLETECONTROL over the government, people, and their

    country.

    B) Monarcha king

    C) Divine Right Belief that absolute power comes

    from God

    D)Absolute Rulers Louis XIV, Akbar the Great,

    Phillip II, Peter the Great

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    II) Opposition to Absolutism

    A) Magna CartaDocument

    limiting the power of the

    King in Britain.

    B) Enlightenment

    Timeperiod of thinking,

    questioning, and reasoning.

    Against strong governments /

    kings.

    What similarities exist between theMagna Carta and the

    enlightenment?

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    II) Opposition to Absolutism

    C) Enlightenment Beliefs Natural

    rights, the right to choose your

    leaders, government serves the people.

    D) Enlightenment Thinkers

    JohnLocke, Thomas Hobbes, Jean

    Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire,

    Montesquieu

    What affect might the enlightenment

    have on absolutism? What events did

    the enlightenment lead to?

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    III) The French Revolution

    A)Three estates in France

    Estate 1 (Clergy 1% of the population)

    Estate 2 (Nobles 2% of the

    population)Estate 3 (Peasants 97% of the

    population)

    What problems existed in France?

    What ideas are influencing the

    peasants to rebel?

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    III) The French Revolution

    B) Problems facing the 3rd

    Estate

    1) Unfair high taxes

    2) Third estate has themost people, but only get

    one estate vote.

    3) Hunger4) Land distribution

    5) Louis was a harsh

    absolute ruler

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    III) The French Revolution

    C) Key French Revolution Events:

    1) National Assembly Formed

    by theThird Estate to meet

    privately

    2) Reign of Terror Time period

    of riots, fighting, and murder

    under Robespierre

    3) KingLouis- beheaded at the

    guillotine

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    III) The French Revolution

    D) Napoleonbecomes dictator

    of France after Louiss death

    1) Tries to conquer all of

    Europe

    2) Fails because of Russias cold

    winter (troops freeze)

    3) Fails because he could not

    defeat Britain

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    IV) Effects of the French Revolution

    A) French Revolution inspired peasants and colonies

    around the world to resist absolute or bad rulers.(Latin America and Haiti Revolutions)

    B) Congress of Vienna

    To make sure anotherNapoleon does not come about by;

    1) keeping a balance of powerin Europe

    2) Prevent other revolutions from occurring

    Whats the real goal here of the congress?