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What did the Kingdom of Louis eventually become .?
The Kingdom of Louis, often associated with the early medieval period in Europe, eventually evolved into the Kingdom of France. Following the fragmentation of the Carolingian Empire, it became part of the broader territory that formed modern France, particularly during the reign of the Capetian dynasty. Over time, the kingdom expanded and consolidated its power, leading to the establishment of a centralized French state.
Describe three factors that led to military conflict between France and its neighbors duribg tge revolutionary period?
three related factors led to military conflict between France and its neighbors during the revolutionary period. the first factor was the worry of European monarchs that the overthrow of royalty in France emigres, members of the nobility who had fled to other countries, encouraged this fear . desiring a return to their privileged pre-revolutionary lifestyles. they tried to convince the monarchs to use their armies to destroy the revolutionary forces. leaders of the revolution in France were motivated to fight by both the desire to spread revolutionary ideals and the need to pre-empt the attacks of anti-revolutionary monarchs.
Who were the national leaders during feudalism in England?
Monarchs and nobles.
The creation of Great Britain occurred during the reign of which of these monarchs?
Anne
Who is Louis capet?
Louis Capet is a historical figure better known as Louis XVI of France, who reigned from 1774 until his deposition in 1792 during the French Revolution. He was the last king of France before the establishment of the French Republic. The name "Capet" refers to his lineage, the Capetian dynasty, which began with Hugh Capet in the 10th century. Louis XVI was executed by guillotine in 1793, marking a significant moment in the revolution.
Who was King of France in 1524?
King Francis I of France from 1515 to 1547 during the Capetian Dynasty.
Monarchs of France during the French Revolution?
Louis XVI who was guillotined.
Who were the monarchs of France during the revolution?
Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were the king and queen of France during the revolution until they were guillotined
What was the flag of France in 1500's?
This is what the flag looked like then. It changed sometime around the early 1500's
Which Monarchs reigned during this time?
You need to give more information. What Monarchs? What period did these Monarchs reign?
Who controlled most of th Latin American during the 16th and 18th centuries?
Spain, Portugal and France did.
Why do you think Britain was able to avoid the violence and revolutions that France experienced during the 1800?
Britain gradually limited the power of the monarchy and used democratic means to bring about reforms, while absolute monarchs ruled France.
Why do you think Britain was able to avoid the violence and revolutions that France experienced during the 1800s?
Britain gradually limited the power of the monarchy and used democratic means to bring about reforms, while absolute monarchs ruled France.
Townspeople supported monarchs during the middle ages because monarchs usually?
promoted trade
What 5 European countries were involved in exploration and expansion during the 17Th and 18Th centuries?
France, UK. Netherlands, Spain, Sweden
Where and when did ballet start?
Ballet began in the late 15th century in Italy. It progressed throughout France and Russia during the 17th and 18th centuries.
What is a ruler called during a Monarchs absence?
regent
