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Policy in Modern Age
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Policy in Modern Age
Form of state
Authoritarian Monarchy
Instruments of royal power
Territorial unification
by marriage
The monarch controlled the state´s power
Boureocracy
Improved administration
Creation of a permanent army
International relations
Geographical discovery
Cristobal Columbus discovered America in 1492
Different routes that he made
Boats that he used to do his expedition on the 1492
How was he?
Protestant reformation
Spanish monarchs
Ferdinand & Isabella
unified the Peninsular territories
How were they?
Charls I
he inherited the Spanish territories
How was he?
English monarchs
Henry VII
he dominated the nobility
Henry VIII
How was Henry VII?
How was Henry VIII?
French monarchs
Louis XI
Valois ruler
Influence on
The Dukes of Aquitaine
The Dukes of Britain
The Dukes of Bulgary
How was he?
MODERN AGE
Demographic grown
The harvests improved
Wipe out the plague
Relative peace
There were wars but less tan before
Population increase was slow
Infectious diseases
lack of hygiene
Limited development in medical care
Economic growth
Agrarian activities
Trade
America
New products
Tabacco
Wood
Coffee
Mediterranean trade
Merchantile capitalism
Banks were created
They were an easier system
Handicrafts
Guilds
Homeworking
Businesspeople provided the peasantry with raw materials and tolos
So, they worked at home
Society
Monarchs had more power
Bourgeoisie
Grew
Thanks to
The trasoceantic trade
The banks
The business dealings
They had their own social status
Peasantry
Lving conditions
Improved in Western Europe
They were freed from servitude
They worked on their own land
They received a wage if they worked on nobility´s land
Because they had more money as they discovered America
Discoveries
Ideological causes
thirst of
wealthy
adventure
fame
Check the veracity of ancient texts
Religious causes
alliances were created
Try to find the Christian kingdom called Prester John
Spread Christianity to new lands
Technological causes
Compass
Astrolabe
Development of cartography
New types of ships
caravel
carrack
Economic causes
Obtain new products
luxury products
New route
To India and China
America
Political causes
Conquered new territories
Acquired
gold & silver
Personal glory
Scientific causes
They discovered
The Earth iwas round
It was smaller tan expected
IT BEGAN AFTER THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE
1453
iMPORTANT CULTURAL MOVEMENT
HUMANISM
REFORMATIONS
CAUSES
Disdain for the papacy and clergy
Use the money they obtained for their own beneficts
Bishops lived a luxury life and didn't reside in their diocesis
The abuses of the Church
Nicolaism
Nepotism
Simony
Citizens had to pay to obtain their pardon and to go to heaven
TYPES OF REFORMATIONS
The Lutheran Reformation
Reformer
Martin Luther
He created 95 theses (1517)
Against the sale of indulgences and other aspects of Catholicism
Lutheranism
Justification by faith & free interpretation of the Bible
Began in Germany
Against The Catholic Church
The Calvinist Reformation
Reformer
john Calvin
Began in Switzerland
They belief in predestination
The Anglican Reformation
Began in England
Reformer
Henry VIII
Head of the Anglican Church
Because of the pope rejected his divorce
The Catholic Counter-Reformatipn
Created in respond to the protestantism
The Council of Trent
1545-1563
The Society of Jesus
They supported it
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