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AUTHORITARIAN MONARCHIES AND SOCIETY - Coggle Diagram
AUTHORITARIAN MONARCHIES AND SOCIETY
The most powerful monarchies
the treasury and the army
monarch
envolved in wars
instability
permanent royal armies
fewers social conflics
increased stability
need to secure the throne
Royal treaturies
collected money
administrative systems
military systems
to pay royal armies
increased finantial resources
created taxes
ask for loans
richest of middle class
regional courts
finatial contributions
services
obtain wealth
conquer territories
the royal court and the administration of kingdoms
administrative structure of kingdoms
growing tax
military resources
people
ambassadors
ministers
officials
educated members
worked
for the monarchy
need resources
administrative bodies
developed
origin of moder state
working place
royal councils
ministres
stability increased
monarch
prestige
power
rule thir kingdom easier
conflicts
people
Church
cities
nobility
rebeilled
against growing power of monarchy
monarch tried to control them
jobs
royal court
royal army
reach agreements
consolidate the power controlling
royal treasuries more powerful = monarchs needed les money
parliaments
regional courts
monarch took part
appointing important Church figures
monarchs increased control
municipal governants
appointing
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the limitations of authoritarian monarchies
more power
monarchs
unable to impose their will
more evidence
composite monarchies
several equal political units
kingdoms
territories
own government
monarchs
needed
Church
regional courts
nobility
urban middle class
mantain
power
stability
continue
obtain resources
important
mantain privileges and involve them in government work
authoritarian monarchies
15-16th centuries
European kingdoms
medieval feudal monarchies