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What Powers or Privileges did your monarch have?

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What Powers or Privileges did your monarch have?

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What evidence of separation of powers (sharing power with others)?

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What evidence of separation of powers (sharing power with others)?

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What role did religion play in the ruler's power?

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What role did religion play in the ruler's power?

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Louis XIV had control over France and it's government. He had the right to make foreign policy, declare war, oversee religious affairs, and make taxes. He also had control over the creation and passage of laws.

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He had all the control over the government. He had complete authority over the government and the lives of the people during his reign from 1556 to 1598. He believed that his authority came from god. He made himself responsible of all of the catholic churches.

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He had all the control over the government. He had complete authority over the government and the lives of the people during his reign from 1556 to 1598. He believed that his authority came from god. He made himself responsible of all of the catholic churches.

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the king eliminated the biggest threat to his power, and the king's thirst to grow his power would lead to a religious conflict with Scotland in the late-1630s.

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peter the great had unchecked power and could go against his advisers if he thought was needed

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He was able to keep his power as a monarch by creating a strict bureaucratic structure. He chose the member himself so he probably trusted them.

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he centralized power by breaking down russia into different provinces which were headed by different apponties selected by peter.

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Philip had complete control of the government and people. He controlled the armies and everything else. The monarch gained power because he believed he was king because of god. He shared power with nobody but himself and he decided he was a guardian of the church and would protect it.

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Philip had control of the government and was able to control armies. Because he believed his authority came from god so he served him and protected the catholic churches.

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there were no powerful legislative or judicial bodies.

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There were no limits to his power, powerful nobles and landed owners  rights were weakened by his rule.

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Peter the great was a king so he automatictly had a lot of power over the kingdom.-Marissa Hicks

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he claimed his rule was made through divine right and thus through god.

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Charles I gained power by believing that his rule was blessed by god. He became the king of England and Scotland in 1625.

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he had the English government under his control

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Charles the first got rid of parliament and had full control of the nation

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Charles ruled England and and Scotland for the time he was king. He believed his rule was a gift from
God. He refused to give his people individual rights, and liberty. This caused in the government and and society under his rule.

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he believed his rule was blessed by the gods

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Charles the I had unlimited power of his nation and he believed he was blessed by the gods. He kept his power by dissolving his biggest threat, the parliament. He didn't share the power with any he was the sole ruler. He thought he was blessed by god.

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Louis XIV was the most powerful monarch in all of Europe and had control over France. He made laws without permission and made them by himself.

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Charles I got rid of the parliament which was the only thing limiting his power so he was now free to do what he wanted and nothing stood in his way to stop him

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he had control over france and he had the has the right to declare war

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Peter the great kept his power bc ¨He created a strong navy, reorganized his army according to Western standards, secularized schools, administered greater control over the reactionary Orthodox Church and introduced new administrative and territorial divisions of the country.¨-Marissa Hicks

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Charles got rid of the only other thing he shared power with, the parliament. Since parliament was gone he had all the power to himself.

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Later in Charles life he would get into a religious conflict with Scotland in the 1630's

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Louis XIV kept his power by keeping  bureaucratic structure over the laws.

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believed that his rule blessed by God.He developed a reputation for being reluctant to work with Parliament.He was essentially free to do whatever he desired, The king's thirst to grow his power would lead to a religious conflict with Scotland in the late 1630s.

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Louis XIV didn't share power because he made all laws by him self due to him being a one person monarch.

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Louix was catholic. He claimed divine right.

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Louix received more money from taxes from his religious power.

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Louix received more money from taxes from his religious power.