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- Louis moved his government to Versailles, a place outside of Paris
-  no expense was spared when building this palace
- it became the symbol of Louis XIV and French absolutism
- home to nearly 10,000 people
- was seen as a beautiful home

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- granted the Calvinist Protestants of France substantial rights in the nation
- was signed in April 1598
- signed by King Henry IV of France

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- he established an unfair tax system
- repealed the Edict of Nantes, which granted Huguenots religious freedom and the right to fortify their towns
- made it a law that Huguenots could no longer practice their religion and their children had to become Catholics
- this caused a huge loss in the economy

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- he turned France’s army into the strongest in Europe
- created much wealth for France by strengthening its economy through the promotion of trade and industry
- established New France

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- Chief Administer to Louis XIII
- his job was to take away the power from the French nobles and Huguenots
- the goal was to make Louis' power unquestionable
- he set out to make France the most powerful country in Europe
- died in 1642

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- became the 2nd Bourbon monarch to inherit the throne of France at the age 19 after his father's death
- appointed Cardinal Armand Richelieu as his Chief Administer in 1624
- strengthened the French army
- built up the French economy
- since he knew his death was coming, Louis moved his government to Versailles
- reigned for 33 years

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- was a Protestant, but he converted to Catholicism because France was mainly a Catholic country
- had some sympathy for Protestants, because he once was one
- granted Huguenots religious freedom in 1598 and let them fortify their towns and cities
- ruled France for 21 years
- assassinated in 1610

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- Chief Administer
- took responsibility of ruling France while Louis XIV was too young to do so
- ruled France until he died in 1661

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- son of Louis XIII
- became the third Bourbon monarch to rule France in 1643
- he started his monarch at 5 years old and died at age 72
- seen as the most powerful and famous Bourbon monarch
- he named himself the "Sun King" because he claimed that he was given the right to rule France by god