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THE 17th CENTURY, NAHIA TXARROALDE - Coggle Diagram
THE 17th CENTURY
SOCIETY
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In Atlantic Protestant Europe, bourgeois traders prospered through the craft and trade industries.
Became more powerful, gained acces to political positions and became part of the privileged class
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In Southern Catholic Europe, the economy barely recovered.
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CLASSES
Nobility
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They had political or military obligations but mainly dedicated their time to hunting and social events.
They lived in good palaces and they had lands, which were worked by peasants
Haute bourgeoisie
Important traders, bankers and high public officials
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Petite bourgeoisie
Included artisans, small-scale traders and labourers
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When the monarchs needed to increase their resources, they resorted to raising the taxes of the peasants and bourgeoisie.
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ECONOMY
EUROPEAN ECONOMY
In the 17th century, there was an agricultural crisis
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In the second half of the century, the situation improved slightly
Increase in the population, compensating for the previous decline.
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There was a growth in colonial trade, with the incorporation of English, French and Dutch traders
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The monarchs intervened in the economy, implementing the mercantile system
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ECONOMIC CRISIS IN SPAIN
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Worsening of the agricultural crisis, resulting in a greater demographic decline in Spain than in the rest of Europe.
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