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What were some of the methods that the monarchs of the Renaissance used to consolidate power?
Most of the renaissance monarchs controlled many aspects of government by imposed tariffs, the military and religion. Many monarchs ruled in theory that only one should be head of the affairs of the state.
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Where did monarchs get their power?
Where did the Monarchs get there Power
Where did monarchs get power?
Where did the Monarchs get there Power
Mao Zedong use the cultural revolution in communist in China to?
consolidate his power
How do absolute monarchs differ from constitutional monarch in their ability to use power?
the power of absolute monarchs is unlimited
What was the political power of the Catholic Church during the Renaissance?
That depends where they are King, and how much power their ancestors gave away. The current Monarchs of United kingdom, Denmark or Belgium do not really have much power, but on the other hand Sultan Qaboos of Oman has total power in his country.
How did the Monarchs justified and maintained their power?
they didnt!
How did the absolute monarchs exercise their power?
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What was the movement that questioned the power of monarchs?
Republicanism.
How did monarchs justify and maintain the power?
they didnt!
What did Mao Zedong use in the communist in China?
consolidate his power
What did the King of France do to consolidate the power of the thrown?
kill himself
How did European Monarchs use both The arts and sciences to enhance state power between 1500 and 1800?
The state power of European countries mostly grew due to the degradation of the church. With the Renaissance and Enlightenment art becoming more and more secular, it grew further and further from the Catholic Church. With the Church being left behind quickly, the secularism grew, taking away powers from the clergy. This gave monarchs more power. As a result, you can see that most European monarchs had exquisite paintings and magnificent palaces reflecting the architecture of the time, for example, the Palace of Versailles.
