Absolutism
Carmen Elizabeth Tijerina Velázquez
Created on August 12, 2021
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Absolutism
Liberalism and expansion in the industrial society
Social Sciences methodology
Historical thinking skillsContinuity and Change
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Thomas Hobbes
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theoretical basis of absolutism
Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
Homily
Thomas Hobbes
theoretical basis of absolutism
Characteristics of absolute rulers
- The sovereignty of a country is embodied in the person of the ruler itself
- The state is the ruler
- They're not subject to national assemblies nor to the will of the people
- Their will is the will of the people
- Take away control from nobility and give control to bureaucrats
- Give nobility titles to bureaucrats who are loyal only to the ruler
- Appoint religious officials to take control from the Church so that it backs up their message
- Growth of armies = security and power
- Secret police that infiltrates the population
Louis XIV of France
Effort to mimic his monarchy
Alternative ways to govern a country
Dutch Republic
English Constitutional Monarchy
Louis XIV of France
FAILURE
SUCCESS
absolutism in europe
William III and Mary II of England
What was the impact of Absolutism and Divine Right in the society? How are democracy and modern state accepted as legitimate today?
To think about...
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