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05 PARLIAMENTARIANISM AND ENLIGHTENED DESPOTISM, agriculture, Catherine…

- - - - England (1688)
      - Mary II and her husband William III of Orange
        
        selected as new monarchs
        
        Bill of Rights
        
        limited the monarch’s power
        
        recognised individual rights
    - - remained stable
      - economic and social changes
        
        England
        
        based on political context
    - - monarch’s power
  - - - wealthy middle class
      - nobility
    - - inhabitants enjoyed individual freedoms
      - United Provinces
        
        own colonial empire
      - development
        
        culture
        
        economic
  - - - administrative decisions
      - political
      - permanent army
- - - - Parliaments no convened
      - government
        
        reorganised
    - - Improvements
        
        communication routes
        
        agriculture
        
        introduced
        
        crafts and commerce
      - increase income
    - - gain privileges
        
        high positions
        
        tax exemptions
        
        Church
      - regalists
        
        own entity
  - - - important Enlightenment thinkers
    - - 1762 and 1796
    - - strengthened her power
      - different courts
  - - - despotic governments
    - - efficient
  - - - improve