absolutist monarchy造句

• :: : : Saudi Arabia is essentially an absolutist monarchy.
• All al-Masari has done is engage in a peaceful campaign against a medieval, absolutist monarchy.
• Though English Arminians often supported expansion of royal authority, this did not correlate to support of absolutist monarchies.
• There was then a brief return to absolutist monarchy, in what became known as the Putsch of 1856.
• They were also considerably different from the absolutist monarchies of Spain and France, and were strongly attached to civic liberty.
• Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is an Arab, largely Sunni Muslim nation headed by a near absolutist monarchy.
• Socialism was by no means new to Wisconsin, a fair percentage of the 閙igr閟 from Germany in the dozen years prior to the absolutist monarchy.
• He defended the Danish absolutist monarchy against Enlightenment criticism, writing a polemic against Montesquieu's " De l'esprit des lois " in 1765.
• Charlotte rejected this support : the party of independence sought to establish a constitutional monarchy headed by Charlotte, but she preferred to retain the power of an absolutist monarchy.
• Because France was an absolutist monarchy in which the king was seen as ruling by divine right, it was generally thought that French people had to share his religious views.
• The coming of the French Revolution created ideological solidarity between the absolutist monarchies including Russia and Austria, which both fought against France during the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars.
• In an absolutist monarchy the king was the source of his own legitimacy, whereas under the new system of representation the king's legitimacy came from the critical judgement of the individual.
• However, by this time, the French absolutist monarchy now preferred the classicising monumental severity of Perrault's facade, no doubt with the added political bonus that it had been designed by a Frenchman.
• Early in the day, Miguel joined the 23rd Infantry Regiment, commanded by Brigadier Ferreira Sampaio ( later Viscount of Santa M髇ica ) in Vila Franca, where he declared his support for an absolutist monarchy.
• In the Kingdom of Sicily, he built on the reform of the laws begun at the Assizes of Ariano in 1140 by his grandfather absolutist monarchy; it also set a precedent for the primacy of written law.
• Growth was more rapid in non-absolutist countries, such as Britain and the Netherlands, and more limited in absolutist monarchies, such as Portugal, Spain, and France, where profit mostly or exclusively benefited the monarchy and its allies.
• Absolutism was characterized by the ending of feudal partitioning, consolidation of power with the monarch, rise of state, rise of professional standing armies, professional bureaucracies, the codification of state laws, and the rise of ideologies that justify the absolutist monarchy.
• Upon reaching his majority and after his wedding to Sancha ( d . after 983 ), perhaps daughter of G髆ez D韆z, Count of Salda馻, Ramiro tried to institute an absolutist monarchy which resulted in the alienation of the already separatist Galicia and Ordo駉 III, king of Galicia.