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revolutions and the restoration of absolutism
political and economical liberalism
criticism of the old regime
liberals critised...
the survival of a deudal economy
comercial and market growth
poor harbest
the power of absolute monarchs and the church
influence lows
monarch
church
the legal inequality of the state system
absence of equality between all people
society was dibaided in two grups
privileges social groups
nobles
clerics
the commoners
peasants
artisans
merchants
the survival of manorialism in the fiefdoms of the nobility and the church
some peasants have to work for their lords
political theories developed the advocates reforms
guaranted indibidual rigths
moderate the power of the king
ideas of political liberalism
the existance of unalienable individual rigths
this rigts cant be taken awey
jhon locke
fridom of...
printing
education
press
assembly
the division of powers
following the ideas of montesquieu
divide the powere in to thre
the executive
the legislative
judicial
power had to be moderated
equallity of the people before befpre the low
abolition of all...
fiefdoms
manorialms
privileges
whole state sistem
sovereingnty resides in the nation
people should govern them shelves
they proposed a representative politiacl power
the american rebolution: the founding of the united states of america
the thirteen colonies: war independence
since 17th century
european emigrants
mainly from ingland
had seted in the eas cost of america
britis monarchy organised the colonisation
after the seven years war
betwen
great britain
france
slogan
no taxation without representation
after the two wars
saratoga and yorktown
were won by the american colonies
lided by george washington
the political regime of the united estates
a constitution was drafted in philadelphia
separation of powers
hed of state is the president
was a fderal republic
sufragge is in place of elect members
popular sovereignty
basic rights to live
Napoleón Bonaparte
features of the Napoleonic regime
he established hereditary power
successes abod
internal stability
consolidation of his power
fear of conspiration
napoleon's reforms
created a repressive regime
created french civil code
ended some revolutionary achievements
boosted the economy
established authoritarian goverment
laid the fundations for modern education models
improved the public administration
the rise and fall of napoleon's empire
was a young military defending the republic
expansive nature
new world order
main enemies
mainly Austria
Prussia
absolute monarchies
Russia
great britain
a country he could not invade
