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SOCIETY
Atlantic Protestants Europe
bourgeois traders prospered
through the craft
trade industries
became more powerful
gained access to political positions
became part of the priviliged class
enabled them
to develop
trade
generating yet
more wealth
Southern Catholic Europe
economy barely recovered
nobility and cleargy
maintained their positions of power
continued to reject the craft and trade indutrie
other manual work they considered undignified
objective
was to live off the rents
lands
possessions
accumulate noble titles
monarch
needed to increase resources
resorted to raising the taxes of
peasants
bourgeoisie
bad harvests
violent social revolts broke out
lots of taxes
none of them successful
majority who rebelled
peasants
in each kingdom
different motives for revolts
France
politically motivated
British Isles
political motives
combined
religious rivalries
Spain
secessionist movements ( independence)
such as
Catalonia
Portugal
Rusia
ethnic division
different rates
which the economies developed
caused social differences
divided
various classes
haute bourgeoisie
important
traders
high public officials
bankers
petite bourgeoisie
included
small-scale traders
labourers
artisants
nobility
not pay taxes
political and military obligations
peasants
majority of the population
situation was very precarious
beggars
increased in number
lived
in cities
beg or depend on charity
to survive
Spanish society
