Rise Of New Monarchs

After the Crusades, monarchs realized that the key to maintaining power was to gain the support of the nobility and become independent of the nobles. Leaders of New Monarchs changes how they ruled and how they saw themselves as rulers. They cared for the aspirations of the people and represented their country. Louis XI of France and Henry VII of England were two examples of New Monarchs who centralized government and contributed to the rise of their countries from the period of 1450-1550.
After the Hundred Years War, was the rise of the Valois family in France. France defeated the duchy of Burgundy, and there was no threat of a new state. Louis XI assumed power for the Valois family and contributed to the rise of France as a new monarch. The