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• « L'homme n'est pas un empire dans un empire. » (Spinoza.)

  Ces moralistes ont donc une conception erronée de la liberté. Parlant des passions, ils « semblent traiter non dechoses naturelles qui suivent les lois communes de la nature, mais de choses qui sont hors de la nature [...] Ilscroient en effet que l'homme [...] a sur ses actions un pouvoir absolu. » La religion et la tradition philosophique fontde l'homme une exception dans la nature en affirmant que sa volonté est libre, qu'il peut décider en toute autonomiede ses actes. Cette exception ne se ju...

• Empire And Colonialism

• Holy Roman Empire I INTRODUCTION Holy Roman Empire, political entity of lands in western and central Europe, founded by Charlemagne in AD 800 and dissolved by Emperor Francis II in 1806.

  acquired the imperial title and an area running from the North Sea through Lotharingia (Lorraine) and Burgundy to northern Italy; Louis II received East Francia (theGerman duchies of Saxony, Swabia, and Bavaria). In 870 Lothair’s middle kingdom was divided by the Treaty of Mersen, which gave Lotharingia to East Francia and therest to West Francia. This division created the foundation for today’s states of Germany and France, respectively; however, in the 9th century these were highly fractured d...

• SPINOZA: Ils conçoivent l'homme comme un empire dans un empire.

  Ces moralistes ont donc une conception erronée de la liberté. Parlant des passions, ils « semblent traiter non dechoses naturelles qui suivent les lois communes de la nature, mais de choses qui sont hors de la nature [...] Ilscroient en effet que l'homme [...] a sur ses actions un pouvoir absolu. » La religion et la tradition philosophique fontde l'homme une exception dans la nature en affirmant que sa volonté est libre, qu'il peut décider en toute autonomiede ses actes. Cette exception ne se ju...

• Byzantine Empire .

  Emperor Alexius I, founder of the Comnenian dynasty, nevertheless appealed to the pope for aid against the Turks. Western Europe responded with the First Crusade(1096-99). Although Byzantium initially benefited from the Crusades, recovering some land in Asia Minor, in the long run they hastened the empire's decline. Italian merchant citieswon special trading privileges in Byzantine territory and gained control of much of the empire's commerce and wealth. The Byzantines experienced a superficialp...

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• EMPIRE, n.

• Empire romain d'Orient ou Empire byzantin

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• Ottoman Empire .

  fleets at Suez, Egypt; though the Portuguese were not expelled, Selim did manage to prevent the establishment of a total Portuguese monopoly over the spice trade. Selim I died in 1520 after having spent most of his short reign on matters pertaining to the east. His son and successor Süleyman I (reigned 1520-1566) again turnedthe attention of the Ottomans to the west. In August 1521 Süleyman, later known as Süleyman the Magnificent, opened the road to Hungary by capturing Belgrade, aHungarian str...

• Empire, style.

• British Empire .

  B1 The Seven Years’ War During the Seven Years’ War in Europe (1756-1763), Britain made large imperial gains at the expense of France. The North American segment of the Seven Years’ Warwas known as the French and Indian War. It was launched by the British against French possessions in North America in 1754, and in 1758 the British captured theFrench fortress of Louisbourg, which gave them access to French territory in the St. Lawrence Valley. In the following year Québec was captured, marking t...

• Roman Empire .

  A Government Augustus did not derive his power from any single office, but from the authority of his name and his victory. In fact, he carefully pieced together a patchwork of powersthat allowed him to be an absolute ruler and yet avoid the hatred Caesar aroused as dictator. In Latin, the name Augustus implies both political authority and religiousrespect. The Romans had for some time called Octavian imperator , a title once awarded to victorious generals that soon became associated with the r...

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• Inca Empire.

  The Incas’ public works were built through a labor tax known as mit’a. This tax required most people incorporated into the Inca Empire to provide labor for public worksduring certain portions of each year. This labor tax supported large-scale public works that required the marshalling of large labor forces, such as for the building offorts, roads, and bridges, or the mining of metals and gems. It also allowed the emperor to raise large armies to undertake wars of conquest. Road building was impo...

• Aztec Empire.

  tribute to the empire in agricultural products, which were used to finance public projects. All able-bodied men owed military service to the empire. Citizens could also bedrafted to work on public lands or build temples, dikes, aqueducts, and roads. Although Aztec society had strict classes, a person’s status could change based on his or her contribution to society. Commoners could improve their rank, especially byperforming well in battle, and become prosperous landowners. Young people of some...

• Aztec Empire.

  tribute to the empire in agricultural products, which were used to finance public projects. All able-bodied men owed military service to the empire. Citizens could also bedrafted to work on public lands or build temples, dikes, aqueducts, and roads. Although Aztec society had strict classes, a person’s status could change based on his or her contribution to society. Commoners could improve their rank, especially byperforming well in battle, and become prosperous landowners. Young people of some...

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• Spanish Empire.

  Spain’s royal government quickly imposed its own officials, first to collect taxes and then to administer the colony. Its goal was to assert royal control over both settlersand indigenous peoples. In Spain the government established a House of Trade to supervise colonial affairs and to oversee, license, and tax all trade and commerce. Asthe royal government asserted more authority over colonial activities, Columbus lost effective power, and was eventually replaced by other colonial governors. Wi...

• Spanish Empire .

  Spain’s royal government quickly imposed its own officials, first to collect taxes and then to administer the colony. Its goal was to assert royal control over both settlersand indigenous peoples. In Spain the government established a House of Trade to supervise colonial affairs and to oversee, license, and tax all trade and commerce. Asthe royal government asserted more authority over colonial activities, Columbus lost effective power, and was eventually replaced by other colonial governors. Wi...

• Empire, second

• byzantin (Empire) ou Empire romain d'Orient Nom donné à l'Empire romain d'Orient après qu'il se fut séparé en 395 de l'Empire romain d'Occident (partage ayant suivi la mort de Théodose).

• Empire (second).

  qui en fit longtemps le symbole du despotisme, du cléricalisme et de l'insouciance immorale. Complétez votre recherche en consultant : Les corrélats Duruy Victor Complétez votre recherche en consultant : Les corrélats Décembre (coup d'État du 2) France - Histoire - Les bases de la France contemporaine (1789-1870) - De la République au second Empire (1848-1870) franco-allemande (guerre) Haussmann (Georges Eugène, baron) Napoléon III (Charles Louis Napoléon Bonaparte) Orsini Felic...

• Les Empires africains : Les grands empires de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (Travaux Personnels Encadrés – HISTOIRE & CIVILISATION)

  • Soundiata Keita unifie donc toute la savane, entre Niger et Sénégal, annexant à son tour le Sosso , le Ouagadou et le Ména (1240) . Sa progression se heurte à une vive résistance animiste en haute Casamance et en haute Gambie . Vainqueur, Soundiata est proclamé roi des rois : Mansa. Le Mali est né. LA FORMATION DE L'EMPIRE • Revenu des guerres de conquête , Soundiata structure la société malinké et celles des peuples conquis en castes professi...

• Empire (premier).

  Les corrélats blocus Cent-Jours Code civil Code pénal Consulat Empire (style) Fouché Joseph, duc d'Otrante France - Histoire - Les bases de la France contemporaine (1789-1870) - Du Consulat à la fin de l'Empire (1799-1815) Napoléon Ier (Napoléon Bonaparte) Russie (campagne de) Sénat sénatus-consulte Tribunat université Les livres Empire (premier) - La reddition d'Ulm, 20 octobre 1805, page 1647, volume 3 Empire (premier) - Napoléon présente son fils aux dignitaires de l'Empir...

• SPINOZA: «On dirait qu'ils conçoivent l'homme dans la nature comme un empire dans un empire...»

  blâme pas un chien parce qu'il a la rage on ne blâme pas la pierre parce qu'elle tombe quand on la lâche : on tentede comprendre, par les causes, pour prévenir et pour guérir. Il doit en aller de même pour les passions, cesprétendus vices de la nature humaine Les passions « reconnaissent certaines causes par où elles sont clairementconnues, et ont certaines propriétés aussi dignes de connaissance que les propriété d'une autre chose quelconque».L'erreur des moralistes provient donc de ce...

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• Aztec Empire - history.

  and Tlacopan. In 1428 the triple alliance defeated the Tepaneca. Under the Mexica ruler Itzcoatl, his successor Montezuma I, and the Texcocan ruler Netzahualcóyotl, thethree states waged a series of conquests. They eventually established an empire that extended from central Mexico to the Guatemalan border and included many differentstates and ethnic groups, who were forced to pay tribute to the alliance. Tenochtitlán became the dominant power within the alliance. IV AZTEC CIVILIZATION Aztec soc...

• Holy Roman Empire .

  acquired the imperial title and an area running from the North Sea through Lotharingia (Lorraine) and Burgundy to northern Italy; Louis II received East Francia (theGerman duchies of Saxony, Swabia, and Bavaria). In 870 Lothair’s middle kingdom was divided by the Treaty of Mersen, which gave Lotharingia to East Francia and therest to West Francia. This division created the foundation for today’s states of Germany and France, respectively; however, in the 9th century these were highly fractured d...

• empire inca

  deux régions basses ("uris"): l'Anti Suyu situé à l'est et associé à la couleur verte ; le Kunti Suyu situé à l'ouest et associé à la couleur jaune.

• Ottoman Empire - history.

  Süleyman ISüleyman I, the sultan of the Ottoman Empire during its zenith, became known in the western world as Süleyman the Magnificent. Hewas known among his own people as the Lawgiver because he revised the legal system of the empire. Süleyman had several sons,two of whom he executed after quarreling with them.Culver Pictures Bayazid died in captivity, a suicide according to some accounts, and a struggle for succession to the sultanate broke out among his sons. Muhammad I (reigned 1413-1421)ev...

• Inca Empire - history.

  rediscovered the site in 1911.© Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Inca society was strictly organized, from the emperor and royal family down to the peasants. The emperor was thought to be descended from the sun god, Inti, and hetherefore ruled with divine authority. All power rested in his hands. Only the influence of custom and the fear of revolt checked the emperor’s power. The emperor had oneofficial wife, but he had many royal concubines and his children by these wives often numbe...

• Ottoman Empire - History.

  fleets at Suez, Egypt; though the Portuguese were not expelled, Selim did manage to prevent the establishment of a total Portuguese monopoly over the spice trade. Selim I died in 1520 after having spent most of his short reign on matters pertaining to the east. His son and successor Süleyman I (reigned 1520-1566) again turnedthe attention of the Ottomans to the west. In August 1521 Süleyman, later known as Süleyman the Magnificent, opened the road to Hungary by capturing Belgrade, aHungarian str...

• Roman Empire - history.

  the master of Rome. Three years later the Senate proclaimed him Augustus, the supreme ruler. III THE EMPIRE UNDER AUGUSTUS Roman Emperor AugustusAugustus, the first Roman emperor, brought peace, order, and prosperity to Rome after the civil wars that followed the assassinationof Roman leader Julius Caesar. Caesar had adopted the young Octavian, later known as Augustus, as his heir. After a victory overMark Antony and Cleopatra at Actium, Augustus had absolute power over the entire Roman Empire....