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THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR, PARELIAMENT, louis8, army, officials, royal…

- - - - all the power held by the king
      - supported by the church
        
        as a divine right
        
        king
        
        god's representative
      - thinkers
        
        consider the best system
      - spread through Europe
        
        except
        
        England
        
        Holland
  - - - the monarch
        
        unrestricted power
        
        made the law
        
        governed through decrees
      - a court of advisors
        
        lived in Versailles
        
        with him
      - more oficials
        
        mayors
        
        secretaries of the State
        
        police
        
        magistrate
      - administrative officials
        
        professional status
        
        from the bourgeoisie
      - a board of governors
        
        under the orders of
        
        Prime Minister
        
        Chancellor
      - diplomatic corps
        
        were expanded
      - professional army
        
        well organised
        
        better weapons
        
        built defensive fortresses
      - He intervened in the economy
        
        instigating developments
        
        introduction of duties
        
        creation of royal workshops
        
        for his onw benefit
- - - - summoned Parliament
        
        increase taxes
        
        representatives of kingdoms
        
        demanded restrictions for King's power
        
        consist on
        
        puritan bourgeoisie
        
        Anglican nobles
    - - supporters of the parliament
        
        they won
        
        England became a republic
        
        Oliver Cromwell was the leader
        
        became a dictator
        
        republic was reinstated in 1660
      - supported of the king
        
        king was executed
      - 1642-1648
    - - by voting
        
        rich bourgeoisie
        
        nobles
        
        not democratic
      - freedom of the press
        
        was recpected
  - - - Holland
      - Venice
      - Geneva
    - - England
      - characteristics
        
        king's power was restricted
        
        the parliament govern the country
      - tow groups
        
        conservatives
        
        House of lords
        
        high nobility
        
        liberals
        
        House of commons
        
        bourgeoisie
        
        governed alternatively
  - - - new king
        
        obey the parliament
        
        signed the bill of rights
        
        restrictions to royal power
        
        recognising private property
        
        recognising Parliament's authority
        
        William III
        
        Dutch Protestant
    - - provoked an uprising
      - tried to reinstate Catholicism