AP Euro Enlightened Eastern Europe Monarchs
- Created by: James
- Created on: 09-11-12 03:10
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- Eastern Monarchs
- Serfdom
- re-established, unlike in western europe
- R. peasants leave in midle of january
- 1574; Polish nobles could legally execute their peasants
- a way to buy noble cooperation
- Austrian Habsburgs
- use ottoman empire to unify eastern lands
- formed around bohemia austria and hungary
- Joseph II
- son of Maria Theresa
- influenced by enlightenment
- abolishes serfdom, monopolies, allwos relig. freedom, etc.
- rarely followed by nobles when able to
- abolishes serfdom, monopolies, allwos relig. freedom, etc.
- Prussia; Hohenzollerns
- to make up for lack of borders, landlockedness and poor soil create standing army
- Standing Army
- Prussia; Hohenzollerns
- to make up for lack of borders, landlockedness and poor soil create standing army
- Standing Army
- Standing Army
- Frederick WIlliam I; King in Prussia (1713-1740)
- Potsdam Giants
- enlightened monarch
- Frederick II the Great (1740-1786) King of Prussia
- enlightened monarch
- bans torture and capital punishment, freedom for jews to pracice religion, chills with Voltaire
- enlightened monarch
- to make up for lack of borders, landlockedness and poor soil create standing army
- Prussia; Hohenzollerns
- Standing Army
- Frederick WIlliam I; King in Prussia (1713-1740)
- Potsdam Giants
- enlightened monarch
- Frederick II the Great (1740-1786) King of Prussia
- enlightened monarch
- bans torture and capital punishment, freedom for jews to pracice religion, chills with Voltaire
- enlightened monarch
- to make up for lack of borders, landlockedness and poor soil create standing army
- Russia
- Peter the Great (1682-1735)
- window to the western world
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- window to the western world
- Peter the Great (1682-1735)
- Serfdom
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