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How did strong monarchs in Europe encourage overseas exploitation?
They helped them
What message does this image send to other European monarchs?
Without viewing the specific image, I can provide a general interpretation. If the image depicts a monarch in a powerful or regal pose, it may convey strength and authority, signaling to other European rulers the importance of maintaining a strong and unified front. Alternatively, if the image includes elements of diplomacy or alliance-building, it could suggest a message of cooperation and mutual respect among monarchs. Overall, the image likely aims to reinforce the monarch's influence and status within the European political landscape.
What new practices did strong monarchs introduce in England?
They were very powerful and they couldn't be defeated.
Strong monarchs and large nation-states in the 1400s helped to?
It helped increase the interest in exploration.
What is the meaning of dynastic diplomacy in Europe in 17-19 cc?
Diplomacy among the "Ruling Royalties" in this period time can be called dynastic diplomacy. From the 18th to the early part of the 20th centuries, European monarchs still ruled their nations and their empires. The power of the ruling monarch began to diminish after the first world war, however, before that the monarchs of such nations as Britain, France, Spain, and Russia to give some examples, had a strong sense of dealing with their fellow monarchs in Europe.
How did the church and European monarchs cooperate?
The men who filled important positions in the church had strong social and political ties to european's nobily. In fact, local princes were also often bishops. Many nobles and religious leaders had gone to school together. As a result, European nobles and church leaders had much in common, and they often supported each other. Many Church officials helped European political leaders run their kingdoms. For example, local priests kept records of births and deaths in their in their parish, or area served by their church. Monarchs needed this information to more effictively run their kingdoms. The Church also had great wealth, which made it an even more powerful institution. The Church earned income fron property it owned. The wealth of the pope was greater than that of any individual European monarch. Also,the Papacy's authority was often greater than that of kings and emperors. The pope's power caused many monarchs to cooperate with the Church, but it also caused conflict. I would like you to now that I got all of this from a history book.
Why is a strong economy important?
why is a strong economy important
Why central European empires were weak?
Because coastal European empires did strong!
Why did central European empires were weak?
Because coastal European empires did strong!
How did strong monarchs succeed in unifying France?
buy building more church take over the church and have more law
What has the author Bruce Strong written?
Bruce Strong has written: 'Henry Vere Barclay, centralian explorer' -- subject(s): Explorers, Biography
How did the Renaissance affect indepentent monarchs?
The Renaissance, with its emphasis on humanism and individualism, contributed to the rise of independent monarchs by promoting the idea of centralized authority and the divine right of kings. This period encouraged monarchs to consolidate power, reducing the influence of feudal lords and the Church. Furthermore, the increased wealth from trade and exploration allowed monarchs to finance their governments and assert their independence. Ultimately, the Renaissance fostered a political environment that supported the emergence of strong, centralized states led by independent monarchs.
