17th Century Europeon History - Finance 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryFrance 1589-1800ASAQA Created by: Catherine ParkerCreated on: 28-01-15 17:59 Forms of Income? Taxes, Rent, Selling of Offices 1 of 26 Outgoings? War, Pensions, Royal Household, Infrastructure, Paying off Debts 2 of 26 Debt at Beginning of the Reign? 300 Million Livres 3 of 26 Income at the Beginning of the Reign? 18 Million Livres 4 of 26 Debt was... Halved by 1608 5 of 26 Sully's Methods to Reduce Debt Inc... Part Payments, Unoffical Bankruptcy, Dowry and Rentes 6 of 26 Sully's Methods to Improve Taxation Inc... Shifting indirect tax, Paulette, Gabelle and increasing revenue 7 of 26 Sully Increased Revenue by... 63% 8 of 26 Examples of Infrastructure that Sully Improved Bridge - Albion, Canal - Seine and Roads 9 of 26 . . . Was Spent on Infrastructure 5.5 Million Livres 10 of 26 France was not that Badly Damaged by... The French Wars of Religion 11 of 26 Name 4 Non-Sully Factors that improved Frances Economy and Finances Council of Commerce, the Reconstruction of Paris, Peace and the Improvement of the Weather 12 of 26 How did the Improvement of the Weather Increace France's Financial Problem? An increase of roduce production meant a decrease in price for the harvest 13 of 26 When Was Peace Acheived and When did it End? 1589 - 1610 14 of 26 What did Henry Construct While Rebuilding Paris? A Town Hall (Hotel de Ville) 15 of 26 When was the Council of Commerce Introduced? How Many Times did it Meet? 1602, 150 Times 16 of 26 Chambre de Justice A group set up by Sully to investigate corruption in the tax system as well as the court 17 of 26 Elus Officials in charge of the ELECTIONS 18 of 26 Paulette Annual tax of 1/60th of the value of offices that were held on a hereditary basis 19 of 26 Elections Courts that are responsible for the local administration of the TAILLE and other taxes 20 of 26 Taille Main direct tax. The third estate (poor) had to pay the majority of it rather than the first and second estate (nobles and knights) 21 of 26 Gabelle Tax on salt (Indirect) 22 of 26 Pancarte A 5% increase on direct tax, introduced 1601 and abolited a year later due to riots in La Rochelle 23 of 26 The Assembly of . . . was a . . . Notable, Failure 24 of 26 What are Real Wages? What your wages can buy in goods and services 25 of 26 What decreases when the average person's real wages increases? The Taille, Grain Prices and Intrest Rates 26 of 26
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