social contract? Enlightened Despot? Students will understand that… there were differences in the power of the monarchs among the major states of Europe. • a constitutional monarchy developed in England. • the development of Austria and Prussia changed the balance of power in Europe. • the Enlightenment was sparked by the Scientific Revolution. • the Enlightenment had a major impact on the culture of Europe. • Key Concepts how power was developed and limited in various European states. • how and why England developed as a constitutional monarchy. • the development and creation of Austria and Prussia. • the causes and impacts of the Enlightenment. • major Enlightenment figures and their major concepts/ideas. . • compare and contrast the development of power in Spain, France, Russia, and England. • explain how France became the leading power of Europe. • discuss the development of Parliament in England and how the power of the English monarch was • limited. Assessment Test Comparative __________________________________________________________ Age of Absolutism Summary Notes Age of Absolutism Part one Spain Reading Guide Pgs. 317 - 322 Hapsburg empire Central European empire that in the 1500s included the Holy Roman Empire and the Netherlands – Charles V of the Hapsburg empire beginning in 1519 – Philip II son of Charles V, who began his 42-year reign in 1556 and made Spain the foremost power in Europe – absolute monarch a ruler with complete authority over the government and the lives of the people – divine right the belief that a ruler’s authority comes directly from God – armada a fleet of ships – El Greco a famous painter during Spain’s golden age – Miguel de Cervantes the most important writer of golden age, author of Don Quixote – Who was Charles the 5th. Grandson of Isabella and Fernand of Spain. King of Spain Ruler of the Hapsburg Empire (1519) What problems did Charles the 5th have that led to his abdication? Devout catholic yet had to conceded to the Peace of Hapsburg (Diet of Worms Charles) to allow German Princes to choose to be Protestants, Fought Ottoman Muslims in the his empire.
social contract? Enlightened Despot? Students will understand that… • there were differences in the power of the monarchs among the major states of Europe. • a constitutional monarchy developed in England. • the development of Austria and Prussia changed the balance of power in Europe. • the Enlightenment was sparked by the Scientific Revolution. • the Enlightenment had a major impact on the culture of Europe. Key Concepts • how power was developed and limited in various European states. • how and why England developed as a constitutional monarchy. • the development and creation of Austria and Prussia. • the causes and impacts of the Enlightenment. • major Enlightenment figures and their major concepts/ideas. . • compare and contrast the development of power in Spain, France, Russia, and England. • explain how France became the leading power of Europe. • discuss the development of Parliament in England and how the power of the English monarch was limited. Assessment Test Comparative __________________________________________________________ Age of Absolutism Summary Notes Age of Absolutism Part one Spain Reading Guide Pgs. 317 - 322 Hapsburg empire – Central European empire that in the 1500s included the Holy Roman Empire and the Netherlands Charles V – of the Hapsburg empire beginning in 1519 Philip II – son of Charles V, who began his 42-year reign in 1556 and made Spain the foremost power in Europe absolute monarch – a ruler with complete authority over the government and the lives of the people divine right – the belief that a ruler’s authority comes directly from God armada – a fleet of ships El Greco – a famous painter during Spain’s golden age Miguel de Cervantes – the most important writer of golden age, author of Don Quixote Who was Charles the 5th. Grandson of Isabella and Fernand of Spain. King of Spain Ruler of the Hapsburg Empire (1519) What problems did Charles the 5th have that led to his abdication? Devout catholic yet had to conceded to the Peace of Hapsburg (Diet of Worms Charles) to allow German Princes to choose to be Protestants, Fought Ottoman Muslims in the his empire.
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