Thursday, December 1, 2011

Thursday, Dec.1

Section Group Presentations
Ch.17 Review Jeopardy
Homework: Ch.17 Review Questions -- pg. 436
Using Key Terms:1-3
Reviewing Facts: 1-7
Thinking Critically: 1-5 omit #2
Analzying Concepts: 2&4

Answers:
Using Key Terms
1. a 2.b 3.c
Reviewing Facts
1. Hapsburgs, Tudors, Bourbons, Romanovs, Hohenzollerns
2. Catholics and Protestants
3. He wanted a divorce in order to marry Anne Boleyn; He wanted a male heir; he wanted to assert his power.
4. Louis XIV
5. Maria Theresa laid claim to the Austrian Throne through the Pragmatic Sanction; Frederick challenged her claim by invading Silesia.
6. `He moved the capital to Saint Petersburg, where he built a new city in imitation of Western European cities; expanded Russia’s borders to the Baltic Sea; built a new navy; introduced newspapers and books; built factories.
7. The Tudors built a strong navy, established colonies world-wide
Thinking Critically
1. The Hapsburg empire covered a vast area – including Spain, Germany, Austria, and many colonies; the Tudors ruled only over England. The Hapsburgs were Catholic; the Tudors were mostly Protestant. The Hapsburgs were a large family with many branches; the Tudors had just one branch, which died out with Elizabeth I. The Tudors defeated the Hapsburgs in the Spanish Armada.
3. Possible answer: Richelieu controlled Louis XIII, so absolute power meant greater power for Richelieu.
4. Activities that benefited France: Louis made France a centre of European culture; he built a strong Economy; he organized a powerful army.
Activities that did not benefit France: Louis spent money extravagantly in the building of Versailles; her persecuted the Huguenots; he imposed unfair taxes; he started ruinous wars.
5. Personal response. Must support your choice with textual info.
Analyzing Concepts
2. Monarchs benefited; common people suffered
4. Answers will vary. Absolute monarchs brought both improvements and unproductive changes to their subjects. Use examples from the text.

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