Crisis and Absolutism - Ch. 14
From the thirteenth to the seventeenth century, a new and unique form of political organization emerged in the West: the dynastic, or national, state. It harnessed the material resources of its territory, directed the energies of the nobility into national service, and increasingly centralized political authority. The national state, a product of dynastic consolidation, is the essential political institution of the modern West.
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Ch. 9 Sec. 3: The Growth of European Kingdoms (pgs. 316 - 321)
Ch. 10 Sec 4: The Hundred Years War (Pgs 356-358) Ch. 14 Sec. 1: Europe in Crisis: The Wars of Religion (pgs. 454 - 457) Ch. 14 Sec. 2: Social Crisis, War, and Revolution (pgs. 458 - 463) Ch. 14 Sec. 3: Response to Crisis: Absolutism (pgs. 464 - 471) |
Early Monarchs of England
Chapter 9 Section 3: The Growth of European Kingdoms (Pgs 316-318)
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Chapter 10 Section 4: The Hundred Years War (Pgs 356-358)
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Tudor England
Chapter 12 Section 4: Reformation In England (Pgs. 420-421)
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Chapter 14 Section 1: Protestantism in England
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Stuart England
Chapter 14 Section 2: Revolutions in England
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Stuart Press Conference