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31is program is cosponsored by the Fayetteville Lafayette SocietyMake plans to attend an international panel discussion on the American Revolution and the important role played by Louis XVI of France. Chapter 2, Section 2: . Absolute Monarchy and France. Objective: Discuss and analyze absolutism in France. . Identify and describe key events and historical figures.. Key Terms and People: Huguenot, Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, Henry IV, Edict of Nantes, Louis XIII, Cardinal Richelieu, Louis XIV, War of the Spanish Succession, Treaty of Utrecht. The French Revolution. The Old Regime. The people in. French society. were not . treated equally.. The system of feudalism in. France was . known as The. Old Regime. Citizens were. divided into . three classes. . Religion:. <. http://. wps.ablongman.com. /. wps. /media/objects/262/268312/. . art/figures/KISH291.jpg. >. Sources of Tension in 16th c. France:. Relations of Valois kings with nobles and. Unit 4. 1. Netherlands, Venice, Switzerland few democracies & republics. 2. Netherland won total independence from Spain as a result of the 30/80 years war. Pre Notes. *. Parliamentary . monarchy . The Decline. Louis XV (1710-1774). Was known initially as Louis “the beloved”. Eventually became one of the most hated kings of France. Political Life. Louis is known to have over 15 mistresses throughout his reign. Death of the Sun King. Louis XIV dies in 1715.. The . government coffers (treasury or money that the government has) were depleted by Louis XIV. . The death of Louis XIV brought about Louis . XV.. Louis XV is a lot like Louis XIV, and really does not change the way he governs France.. Notebooks Out. 2 Things Everyone Must Overcome to . Become an Absolute Monarch. The Nobles/regional differences. Religious differences (opposition). France. … the Road to Absolutism. The Reformation and France. . Religion:. <. http://. wps.ablongman.com. /. wps. /media/objects/262/268312/. . art/figures/KISH291.jpg. >. Sources of Tension in 16th c. France:. Relations of Valois kings with nobles and. Lesson #. 3. Louis XIV. (FRENCH ABSOLUTISM). 30 Years War Chart:. Who fought. What happened. Who. won. Results. Phase I. Phase II. Phase III. Phase IV. Divine Right. “By the grace of God”. God chose the ruler. Between . 1552 . and 1598, . Huguenots (French Protestants) . and Catholics fought eight religious wars. In 1589, Henry IV becomes king. He’s a Huguenot. First Bourbon king. He was opposed by many Catholics, so he gave up his Protestantism and became a Catholic. Turn in:. Nothing. Take out:. . Planner. Pen/pencil. Notes. Monarch Chart & Map of Europe. Internet Device. Today’s objective:. I can determine if I am meeting Steen’s expectations.. Today’s Agenda:. Good king, popular for lowering taxes, building roads. Was Protestant (Huguenot), but converted to Catholicism to end religious wars in France. “Paris is well worth a mass”. Issued the . Edict of Nantes . Unit #2 – Part 2 or 3 or…: Absolutism Think about what you have learned thus far about the political systems in European countries: If you were to take over a European country, which one would you take over?  Why? et pour rendre homage la vrit il a soutenu tout cela avec un sang froid et une fermett qui nous a tous tonns Je reste trs convaincu quil avait puis cette fermete dans les principes de la religion don