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A centralized monarchy is a form of government established through the reassertion of lands by a single ruler during the high middle age of Europe. Unlike its predecessor, the decentralized feudal system, each king was considered a liege lord, and required an unreserved loyalty over all other lords. This established a hierarchy where a single individual ruled over all sub lords. The centralized monarchy was concreted in Europe by the creation of the English Magna Carta and Parliament, and the French Parliament of Paris.
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Merits of monarchy?
There are quite a few merits of having a monarchy including having centralized order. A monarchy also limits the amount of hate and arguing over an election process.
What was the french government like in the 1700's?
very centralized the monarchy had the majority of the power
What was a key characteristic of an absolute monarchy in the 16th nd 17th centurys?
Centralized governmental authority
What is king louisXIV's beliefs in government?
he believed in centralized power
What don't France and Spain have in common?
Spain is a federal state. It is a monarchy. France is a centralized state, and a republic.
What steps helped Spain to become a strong centralized monarchy?
There are a number of steps which helped Spain to become a strong centralized monarchy. The alliance formed by Ferdinand and Isabella to eject Moors was one of the critical steps.
Government by a few?
· Authoritarian· Dictatorship· Totalitarian· Absolute monarchyConstitutional monarchyall under autocracy
Who served as Louis XIII's adviser?
Cardinal Richelieu served as Louis XIII's chief adviser. He significantly influenced French policy and centralized power in the monarchy during his tenure.
What country did Alexander Hamilton want to keep close ties with?
Hamilton wanted to keep close ties with England, Hamilton advocated the English Monarchy, Strong Government and a Centralized Bank.
Is structural planning centralized?
centralized planning
What french king believed in divine right?
He indeed believ in Absloute Monarchy which was the political doctrine and practice of unlimited, centralized authority and absolute sovereignty, as vested especially in a monarch or dictator.
How did the Kingdom of Israel develop?
Originally, Ancient Israel was a tribal confederacy, but the strong opposition of Philistines required a more centralized system, which resulted in a monarchy. After a short while, the monarchy cleft into a northern and southern kingdom. The northern kingdom was destroyed by the Assyrians and the southern kingdom was conquered by the Babylonians about 150 years later.
