Answer:
- When he became king , this led to a hatred of the
nobility and it also led to the move of the capitol of
France to near by Versailles. Hatred of the nobility
led him to keep them under a very watchful eye and
to try to keep them out of his government.
- After the childhood scar of the Streltsy revolt Peter the Great wanted to move the capitol of Russia to a new city. He didnt want to move it in to an existing city, he decided to build a new one called
St. Petersburg.
- They both had different goals peter's was to bring Rassia to the a new age and Louis's was to destroy the hapsburgs power in europe.
- Louis was a very powerful ruler because he was
able to collect taxes without having to call the
French Estates General.
- Louis XIV was 4 when he took the throne and Peter the great was 9 when he took the throne.
- Peter set a goal to focus on bringing into the new age since they were so behind nations in europe.
- Louis the XIV greatly expanded the French army,
a necessity because he was at war for 33 year
Explanation:
That they were very creative and smart beings at the time they were wealthy and superior
Answer:
Christian
Explanation:
Christian religious wars which were waged in europe during the 16th, 17th, and the early 18th centuries.
You might need to take a picture of the Alexander Macedonia story. Or a link for me to read! :)
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Anyways Slaughted means:
verb
past tense: slaughtered; past participle: slaughtered
kill (animals) for food.
synonyms: kill, butcher
"the animals were slaughtered"
kill (people or animals) in a cruel or violent way, typically in large numbers.
"innocent civilians are being slaughtered"
synonyms: massacre, murder, butcher, kill (off), annihilate, exterminate, liquidate, eliminate, destroy, decimate, wipe out, put to death; literaryslay
"innocent civilians are being slaughtered"
informal
defeat (an opponent) thoroughly.
"our team was slaughtered in the finals"
Answer:
The most signicant policy of the Andrew Jackson administration was the continuous expansion westwards.
Explanation:
Andrew Jackson justified this policy by pointing out that the United States was a young, growing country, with thousands of settlers arriving to the western regions each year, both from within the country and from abroad.
He also justified this policy with racist arguments, by deriding Native American Society as inferior and undesirable.
These views ended in the policy of the force relocation of thousands of Native Americans from the South, who were obliged to move to Indian Reservations in Oklahoma. Many of them perished in this process, in what is known as the Trail of Tears.