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France 3.4 Sources of Royal Authority

France 3.4 Sources of Royal Authority. Royalty and the Ancien Regime Sits above the three estates Clergy, Knights (nobles) and workers

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Page 1: France 3.4 Sources of Royal Authority. Royalty and the Ancien Regime Sits above the three estates Clergy, Knights (nobles) and workers

France 3.4

Sources of Royal Authority

Page 2: France 3.4 Sources of Royal Authority. Royalty and the Ancien Regime Sits above the three estates Clergy, Knights (nobles) and workers

Royalty and the Ancien Regime• Sits above the three estates• Clergy, Knights (nobles) and workers

Page 3: France 3.4 Sources of Royal Authority. Royalty and the Ancien Regime Sits above the three estates Clergy, Knights (nobles) and workers

Royal Authority

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Sources of Royal Authority• Religious: Divine Right

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Sources of Royal Authority

• Dynastic – tradition and bloodlines

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Sources of Royal Authority• Theory of Absolutism• “...there is no legal authority that can delay or resist him.”

Bishop Boussuet.

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Sources of Royal Authority

• Military Command

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Sources of Royal Authority

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New Vocab• Parlement• Estates Generale• Absolutism• Dynastic authority• Divine right• Legitimacy• Despotism• Remonstrance• Benevolence• Patriarchal authority