Absolutism in Europe 16 th – 18 th Centuries 1500s – 1700s
Absolutism in Europe 16 th – 18 th Centuries 1500s – 1700s
Jan 19, 2016
Absolutism in Europe 16 th – 18 th Centuries 1500s – 1700s. What is absolutism?. Absolutism is a form of government in which the monarch has total control. What is the basis for power for an absolute monarch?. Absolutism is based on the idea of divine right. Divine Right. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Absolutism in Europe16th – 18th Centuries
1500s – 1700s
What is absolutism?
Absolutism is a form of government in which the monarch has total control.
What is the basis for power for an absolute monarch?
Divine Right
Absolutism is based on the idea of divine right.
Who was the absolute monarch of France?
Louis XIV
Louis XIV: The Sun King
Palace of Versailles
France
“I am the state!”
Who were absolute monarchs in Russia?
Peter the Great
I want to be
like the west!
Catherine the Great
Russia is bigger AND we don’t have to
worry about those darn Turks anymore!
Who was an absolute monarch in Prussia?
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Prussia Germany it’s all the same!
Which major European power did NOT develop an absolute monarchy
in the 1700s?
England
No Absolute Monarch in England
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