European Absolutism

Absolutism was the form of government in which the monarch centralized all the power, supposedly receiving it from (a)   .

Some of the causes of absolutism were the rise of (a)   .

The development of cities, the (a)   of colonial empires, the mercantilist policy are some causes of absolutismo.

Some of the countries that adopted this system of government were England, France Spain, (a)   , Austria, Prussia and Russia.

Some of the countries that adopted this system of government were England, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, (a)   and Russia.

Some of the countries that adopted this system of government were England, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Prussia and (a)   .

The Industrial Revolution, the strengthening of the bourgeoisie, and the development of (a)   in the economic and political spheres forced absolutist countries to transform their governments.

The Industrial Revolution, the strengthening of the (a)   , and the development of liberalism in the economic and political spheres forced absolutist countries to transform their governments.

(a)   was the form of government established in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Absolutism was the form of government established in Europe in the 17th and (a)   th (type the number) centuries.