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Modern monarchies such as, France, England and especially Spain displayed a Machiavellian style though their militarian power increase which gave them a new found power, polotical force by adopting new styles like marrying to get more power and religious control by forcing all people to me Catholic Christians.

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The modern monarchies of England, Spain, and France during the 15th and 16th centuries were Machiavellian in action through constructing a strong unified military, a shift in power from the nobility to the merchant class, and a solid religion throughout their nation.

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The modern monarchies of England, Spain, and France during the 15th and 16th centuries were Machiavellian in action through constructing a strong unified military, a shift in power from the nobility to the merchant class, and a solid religion throughout their nation.

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- Brian Nguyen

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Spain, France, and England were all considered the modern monarchies of England. They all showed a way of Machiavellian in action by constructing and having a strong military using the money coming on from taxes. Using this army they took control over the religious lives of the people.

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Throughout the fifteenth and early sixteenth century, the growing monarchies of Spain and England ruled with an iron fist cast in Machiavellian authority, not fearing being feared. Embodying the principles were Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, uniting their kingdoms via their matrimony, eventually proceeding to conquer abroad, employing their military might while Charles VI proceeded to defeat his neighbors.

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The modern monarchies in Europe, such as England and Spain, exemplified a Machiavellian rule within knowing when to use one's army for defense as well as expansion and the idea to rather be feared or loved with dominate religious, social and economic control. - Finn

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The modern monarchies in Europe, such as England and Spain, exemplified a Machiavellian rule within knowing when to use one's army for defense as well as expansion and the idea to rather be feared or loved with dominate religious, social and economic control. - Finn

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The modern monarchies of Europe, including Spain, England and France, used Machiavellian principles to maintain unity through  the expansion of the military and technological advances.

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The modern monarchies of Europe(Spain, France, England) revolutionized a way of ruling through its united military front and control over the religious and economic lives of its people.

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The modern monarchies of Europe(Spain, France, England) revolutionized a way of ruling through its united military front and control over the religious and economic lives of its people.

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Kristian Sheraj

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The modern monarchies of Spain, England, and France employed new political, religious, and economic tactics, that mirrored Machiavelli’s way of thinking about fighting off foreign oppressors, and internal unification. Marriage and new administration, Christianization, conflict, and taxation all contributed to the expansion of size and power in these Northern European countries.

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The modern monarchies of Europe including England, France and Spain demonstrated Machiavellian rule through their military revolution as well as strengthening their relationship with the educated class of merchants, lawyers and other talented individuals.

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The modern  monarchies of England and Spain were Machiavellian in action, meaning they justified the means using the end, throughout the late 15th century and early 16th century because they used morally questionable tactics to gain and keep power, but what they accomplished with that power greatly benefitted their countries in the end.

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The modern  monarchies of England and Spain were Machiavellian in action, meaning they justified the means using the end, throughout the late 15th century and early 16th century because they used morally questionable tactics to gain and keep power, but what they accomplished with that power greatly benefitted their countries in the end.

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- Matt Dunn

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The modern monarchies  of Europe which include Spain, France, and England, demonstrated a machiavellian way of rule through its military expansion through funding and technology, along with the uniting of the city states to rule under one monarchy abiding by the same universal laws and church under one body of ruling.

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The modern monarchies  of Europe which include Spain, France, and England, demonstrated a machiavellian way of rule through its military expansion through funding and technology, along with the uniting of the city states to rule under one monarchy abiding by the same universal laws and church under one body of ruling.

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- Mikey Nabbout

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In the 15th and 16th century the modern monarchies of Spain and England were Machiavellian in action, both of these monarchies were aiming to have a full standing army. These monarchies also funded all of this through taxes from the rich, and these new jobs for the middle class created a shift in power.

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In the 15th and 16th century the modern monarchies of Spain and England were Machiavellian in action, both of these monarchies were aiming to have a full standing army. These monarchies also funded all of this through taxes from the rich, and these new jobs for the middle class created a shift in power.

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-Rohan Raisingani

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In the late 15th century and early 16th century, the modern monarchies of Europe were mostly Machiavellian through the ideologies of war in Europe. -Sean M

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In the late 15th century and early 16th century, the modern monarchies of Europe were mostly Machiavellian through the ideologies of war in Europe. -Sean M

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The modern monarchies of France and England were Machiavellian due to the fact that they did not avoid war or just try to stay where they were. They instead wanted blood, war and conquering, especially England and Spain.

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The modern Monarchies of Spain France and England perfectly showed a Machiavellian way of living that included the ideal of expansion under any ways necessary.

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In the late 15th and early 16th centuries the "New Monarchies" of Spain and France were Machiavellian in action. With Spain and its centralization of power, the Christianizing of Spain while still holding control over the clergy, and the military conquests of France due to its strong administrative structure.

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The new monarchies of Europe were Machiavellian during the late 15th and early 16th centuries.  They related to Machiavellian thought by using their power of taxation to build their armies,  they united through marriage to great a stronger nation and expanded their horizons, during the Spanish inquisition the ends justified the means a Machiavellian idea.

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Henry confiscated lands and fortunes of nobles with such success that he manages to govern without dependence on Parliament for royal funds. By doing that, Henry could have greater power over Parliament.

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Louis's successors inherited a secure government, which led them to feel free to pursue bad foreign policy.

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Ferdinand and Isabella appointed clergy & inquisition officers that exiled other religions

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The war between England and France from 1337 to 1453, ended France winning the war.

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Harnessed the Church to control their land through religion

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Harnessed the Church to control their land through religion

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Conquered the moors within their country and when they drove out all the muslims and the moors they were able to have full control over the country. They had people to monitor the new converts. RELIGIOUS SUPER POWER. 

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Conquered the moors within their country and when they drove out all the muslims and the moors they were able to have full control over the country. They had people to monitor the new converts. RELIGIOUS SUPER POWER. 

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Married for power
Appointed High Clergy
Military power

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Permanent professional army

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After nearly doubling the amount of land, Louis created industries and a postal system.

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Had the new Tudor dynasty that would dominate England throughout the 16th Cen.

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Took total control over the church

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Unity through marriage

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Jacques Coeur, an independent merchant banker, helped to develop a strong economy, diplomatic crops and national administration

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Jacques Coeur, an independent merchant banker, helped to develop a strong economy, diplomatic crops and national administration

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The two big political cornerstones of France was the collapse of the English and the conquer of the Duchy of Burgundy.

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Henry Tudor (Lancaster) + Elizabeth of York

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Had an efficient government in which the officials of each state reported to the monarch.  

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Had an efficient government in which the officials of each state reported to the monarch.  

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Court of Star Chamber — Henry VII had total control over prosecutions

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Court of Star Chamber — Henry VII had total control over prosecutions

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Controlled religion, taxation, and the army

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Controlled religion, taxation, and the army

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Tried to expand through conflict to quickly and eventually became divided once again

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Two smaller nations united to create one nation with much more power.

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Louis XI

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Jacques Coeur

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The kings counselors sat as judges(to solve the issue of bribery in the court system). This led to a better legal system.

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The kings counselors sat as judges(to solve the issue of bribery in the court system). This led to a better legal system.