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    speak of the need to be a noble‚ to be a pure noble‚ to hold the position of a courtier [Doc 1]. King Louis XIII has proclaimed in the Declaration of Duels and Affairs of Honor that nobles bought into the nobility are wasting time fighting with the nobles of military decent should rather have spent that energy defending the country that gives them such authority in the first place [Doc 6]. King Louis XIII only wants the political emancipation from such a minor distraction as this controversy caused

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    countries. The French revolution was social and political conflict‚ which brought many consequences in the world. These causes were very beneficial in France’s economy. If France hadn’t rebelled against their King Louis XV‚ France would have big economic problems. In the government of Louis XV‚ high class people had many luxuries and didn’t pay taxes. People were tired of paying high taxes and the exploited working without a lot of money. If the people hadn’t rebelled against their king‚ France wouldn’t

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    FRQ England developed a Parliamentary monarchy that shaped future political development in Europe. Beginning with the succession of James I up through the Glorious Revolution‚ the role of Parliament in English Politics underwent considerable changes‚ such as being disregarded by the king of "divine right‚" James I and his son Charles I‚ then completely dissolved under the military dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell‚ and finally restored after James II was forced to abdicate his throne and William

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    able to control and obtain power. Louis XIV of France came into power as a young boy he was capable of ruling over a big population which helped him be an absolute ruler. Charles I of England came into power while the country was in financial ruins‚ in order to stable it he used his absolute rule‚ unfortunately it didn’t work out as well as he wanted it to. Peter the Great wanted to make the technology of Russia better so his plan was to westernize Russia.

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    time. Moreover‚ were we to take the example of the chronicles‚ it is great deeds that made great rulers part of the universal history and not what they may have said. Of course‚ there are several notable exceptions‚ like Winston Churchill or King Louis the Fourteenth of France who is greatly known for having said “I am the state”. Nevertheless‚ their quotes are in fact associated with their actions‚ therefore in the end‚ the actions regain their supremacy. To sum up‚ I am a firm believer that

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    center of the universe around which the rest of the world rotates. One can quickly learn to resent the French belief in their cultural superiority and lack of immediate friendliness.’ Moreover‚ in the text ‘a golden age burst forth in the person of Louis 13‚ the Sun King‚ who proclaimed‚ L’etat‚ c’est moi‚ or I’m the state. He orchestrated his rule from the extraordinarily lavish Palais de Versailles‚ and during his reign‚ France expanded and built an impressive navy. Its language was spoken and its

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    were important influences on the success of converting the area to Catholicism. Religion was a very important aspect of French culture in these early stages of colonization. Throughout these stages‚ French Jesuits and Ursalines commissioned by King Louis XIII played a major role in developing religion in New France. The founding of New France had a major religious impact on the Aboriginals. The missionaries were partly successful in the conversion of Aboriginals to Catholicism. However‚ not all Natives

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    portraits commissioned for their one of the most important days of their lives‚ their coronation day. These portraits were created in order to display the power‚ wealth‚ and many other qualities of that ruler. Many of these were extravagant such as Louis the 14th‚ otherwise known as the Sun King. His portrait served as a show of his extreme wealth from his elegant blue clothing that was stitched with the Fleur de Lis‚ to wearing the sword of Charlemagne as a show of power. Elizabeth the First’s Coronation

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    Le Cid Corneille The playwright of Le Cid is one written by Corneille sometime before 1636 when it was first performed in France. This was his first play that became a popular hit with the people of France as well as with the King Louis XIII. This play was so well appreciated it was used as a base for many other plays to follow. This play is based on the deeds of a Spanish soldier El Cid. The play relates to Le Cid having to challenge Le Cid’s future father in-law to a duel. He is stuck

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    Cardinal Marazin Notes

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    diplomatic skills and used me to solve many of political issues of King Louis XIII. After resolving countless disputes I was promoted to the rank of cardinal in 1641and was quickly given rank of chief minister a year later. Alongside the de facto French monarch at the time‚ Anne of Austria; I effectively directed the French policy. As chief minister‚ I continued Richelieu’s anti-Hapsburg policies and set the foundation for King Louis XIV’s expansionist beliefs. In the conclusion of Thirty Years’ War with

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