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The Impact of Enlightenment Ideas on Prussian Monarchy and Agricultural Innovation

This review delves into significant historical events, focusing on the Enlightenment era's influence on governance. It examines the phrase “L'État, c'est moi,” attributed to Louis XIV, which encapsulates the notion of absolute monarchy. We discuss the importance of education and moral improvement, as highlighted by Friedrich II of Prussia, who championed enlightenment ideals to address societal issues. Additionally, we explore the implications of Jethro Tull’s Seed Drill on agricultural practices, leading to socioeconomic changes, including urban crime and illegitimacy.

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The Impact of Enlightenment Ideas on Prussian Monarchy and Agricultural Innovation

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  1. AP Review! January 27 – 31

  2. What historical event is depicted here? What is the significance?

  3. Who said, “L'État, c'estmoi,” and what did he mean?

  4. "My chief occupation is to fight the ignorances and the prejudices in this country...I must enlighten my people, cultivate their manners and morals, and make them as happy as the means at my disposal permit me to make them." Which Prussian monarchy spoke the words above? What historical movement does he represent and what were its characteristics? Prussia

  5. Jethro Tull’s Seed Drill Explain how the invention depicted above led to illegitimacy and a rise in urban crime?

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