'French nobility' diaporamas de présentation

Absolutism and Constitutionalism Questions of the Day

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Chapter 16 Part 1

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Ch 9

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Natural Growth in the Colony

Natural Growth in the Colony. New France. Born in New France. Is the situation the same today in Quebec ?. Though only 14 000 people moved permanently to the colony , the birth rate was very high . By 1760, the population in New France was bout 70 000.

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. From Louis XVI - Napoleon. Background Causes. Political reorganization. Citizenship and voting based on tax payers Created 83 departments Replaced all provincial power Further crippled nobility

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Chapter 8 Section 3

Chapter 8 Section 3. France. France. After a period of religious conflict, peace was restored to most of France when Henry IV was placed as king.

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Catholic Counter Reformation

Catholic Counter Reformation. To counter the Protestant Reformations, Catholics decided to enact reforms This movement is known as the Catholic-Reformation

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Disintegration and Reconstruction of France

Disintegration and Reconstruction of France. By: Claire Solomon. The Wars of Religion in France. Almost 40 years of civil war (1562-1598) No more religious than political Caused France to fall into an advanced state of decomposition

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Of Books

Of Books. Written By: Michel de Montaigne Presented By: Diana Dieu, Patrick Lee, and Tim Royer. Michel de Montaigne Background. Influential writer of the French Rennaissance Grew up in French Nobility Well Educated, (spoke Latin from 0-6 years) Insisted on introspection

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THE RELIGIOUS WARS: The French Wars of Religion c. 1562-1589

THE RELIGIOUS WARS: The French Wars of Religion c. 1562-1589. Catholic and Huguenots . Despite the spread of Reformation ideas, France remained a largely Catholic nation. Of a total of 16 million (in the late 16 th century) 1.2 million embraced Calvinism.

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Introduction to Anglo-Norman History & Literature

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Louis XIV and the Palace of Versailles

Louis XIV and the Palace of Versailles. Louis XIV the Boy King. Louis took the throne at 8 years old While he was young Cardinal Mazarin was ruled as his regent This was a time of great political growth for the French Monarchy. The Fronde.

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