'Austrian succession' presentation slideshows

AP TEST REVIEW PART THREE

AP TEST REVIEW PART THREE. 18th Century through Napoleon. THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. The 18th Century was marked by a wide variety of changes which forever impacted the modern world. These include: Agricultural Revolution Commercial Revolution Industrial Revolution

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The Seven Years War

The Seven Years War. The War of Austrian Succession ended with the Peace of Aix-La-Chapelle. An uneasy peace held for almost eight years. Frederick the Great wanted to hold onto Silesia BUT, Maria Theresa was determined to gain her province back. The Seven Years War begins in America--.

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Absolutism

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Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Europe

Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Europe. Main Ideas 16 th -18 th centuries (1550-1715) - Protestants and Catholics fight for religious and political control - European rulers attempt to extend their power both at home and overseas (colonization)

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Absolutism in Central Europe

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Absolutism in Central Europe

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Peter the Great

Peter the Great. AD. The Regency of Sophia. Father Alexis had 2 wives Mary Miloslavskaia Natalie Naryshkina This created 2 possible lines of succession Mary = 2 sons, Theodore & Ivan Natalie = Peter Theodore took throne but died w/out son Ivan & Peter co-ruled with sister Sophia

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Seven Years War & The Battle of the Plains of Abraham

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Chapter 17: Revolution and Enlightenment (1550-1800)

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Mid- 18 th Century Wars

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The Thirty Years War

The Thirty Years War. The war begins in 1618 when Protestant Bohemian nobles toss royal officials out a window. Spain, Portugal, Poland, and other Catholic states fought Sweden, the Netherlands, and other Protestant states. The war destroyed much of Germany and killed 1/3 of the population.

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The rise of Austria

The rise of Austria. Thesis.

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Central Europe In the Age of Absolutism

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The Impact of the Enlightenment

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Absolutism in France

Absolutism in France. Political Centralizatio n. Louis XIV learned from the mistakes of Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin Ruled through councils composed of loyal ministers Preserved regional autonomy except in Paris Used the Palace of Versailles as propaganda Divine Right of Kings.

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American Colonial Warfare

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Central Europe in the Age of Absolutism

Central Europe in the Age of Absolutism. Ch 10 Sec 3. Habsburg Austria. In 1740 Maria Theresa became the ruler of the Habsburgs lands. The signing of the Pragmatic Sanction made this possible for her to take the land. She would rule over a large area of land that was very diverse.

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What does this flag have to do with the French and Indian War?

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What is a Revolution?

What is a Revolution?. What are some of the forms a revolution can take? What are the major characteristics of revolution? What are some of the reasons a revolution can occur? What are the major causes of a revolution? What are the pros and cons of a revolution?.

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