§3.3: Absolutism (P2)

What? Do exercises 
1 to 4 (pages 87 +88).

Homework of section 3.3.
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What? Do exercises 
1 to 4 (pages 87 +88).

Homework of section 3.3.

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§3.3: Absolutism (P2)

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Previous Learning goal
What is absolutism + mercantilism and what are its characteristics?

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What is absolutism? What are its characteristics?

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L'état, c'est moi!
French absolutism is a system of government 
where the king holds ALL power, making laws 
and decisions without sharing authority. 

Key features include centralised control, 
divine right, and limited political freedoms 
for subjects.

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What was mercantilism?

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Political struggle in the Republic
Maurice and Frederick Henry aimed to establish a 
Calvinist stadtholdership, leading to a conflict between 
Orangists (pro-monarchy) and Anti-Orangists (pro-republic)

Following William II's death in 1650, the 
First Stadtholderless Period began, supported by 
Anti-Orangist Johan de Witt until the need for 
leadership arose in 1672...
Johan de Witt

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Video
Watch the video and answer the questions.

  • What happens during the Dutch Disaster Year (1672)?
  • Why do the Dutch eat their Prime Minister?


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What? Make a summary of section 3.3.

How? Individually or in pairs. Examples:
            - Mind Map              - Written text                  - Timeline
            - Flashcards

Homework of Section 3.3

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