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1.
LOUIS XIV
THE SUN KING (r. 1643-1715)
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Toronto Public Library Special Collections
2.
LOUIS XIV
Born on September 5, 1638
Died on September 1, 1715
Longest monarch reign in European History
From the House of Bourbon
Coronation 1654
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Djof
3.
POLICIES
Wanted to remove medieval feudalism in France
Consolidated system of absolute monarchial rule
Wanted to secure international borders
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ell brown
4.
WARS
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failing_angel
5.
WAR OF DEVOLUTION
Louis supported alleged right of his wife to inherit the Spanish Netherlands
Began in 1667
Louis' armies invader Flanders and the Franche- Comte
Armies repulsed by the Triple Alliance of England, Sweden, and the Northern Netherlands
Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle gave him control of select towns on the border of the Spanish Netherlands
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failing_angel
6.
INVASION OF THE NETHERLANDS
Invaded the Netherlands again in 1672
Fought against an alliance of William of Orange, the HRE, Spain, Lorraine, and Bradenburg
Ended inconclusively with Peace of Nijmwegen
Peace of Nijmwegen gave France territory, including the Franche- Comte
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Werner Kunz
7.
NINE YEARS' WAR
League of Augsburg: England, Spain, United Provinces, German states
1689-1697
Louis' armies attacked the German city of Stratsburg
The League repulsed Louis' advances into Germany
Peace of Rsywick- Secured Holland's borders
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55Laney69
8.
WAR OF SPANISH SUCCESSION
King Charles II of Spain died, left inheritance to Louis' grandson Philip of Anjou
1701-1714
England, Holland, & HRE formed Grand Alliance
Philip V remained King of Spain, England got land, Louis recognized the House of Hanover the English Throne
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lisby1
9.
VERSAILLES
Displayed Louis XIV's power
Built between 1676 and 1708 on the outskirts of Paris
Became Louis' permanent residence after 1682
Housed servants and nobles, who had to pay to stay there
Gave the king more control over the nobility
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massonth
10.
RELIGION
State religion was Roman Catholicism
Forced by the pope to persecute Jansenists
Persecuted Huguenots
Revoked Edict of Nantes in 1685
Led to many skilled workers and artisans leaving France
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rwspix
11.
SOCIAL
Supported social structure & social privileges of nobility
The public liked him because he took action on what they wanted
Consulted local representative groups called "parlements"
Well liked by nobles because he worked around them
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Stuck in Customs
12.
ECONOMY
Louis spent a lot of money on his appearance and propaganda
Relied on Jean Baptiste Colbert
A debt of 60 million livres turned into 10 million livres
Mercantilism- aimed at filling the state treasury
Efficient taxes, improved roads and canals, import tariffs, plantation economy in colonies
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woody1778a
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