Histoire du Principat Romains
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Le principat a été fondé par ______, le fils de sauveur.

Octave

Sous le principat, le rôle des institutions comme le Sénat devient ______.

nominal

Après la république, la transition vers l'empire met fin à des caractéristiques essentielles telles que la ______.

collégialité

La figure de l’empereur change en s’orientalisant avec le déplacement du centre de l’empire vers ______.

<p>Constantinople</p> Signup and view all the answers

Le système de tétrarchie répartit le pouvoir entre l’______ et l’occident.

<p>orient</p> Signup and view all the answers

L’empereur bénéficie d’une ______ du pouvoir, justifiée par la religion chrétienne.

<p>divinisation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Rome a été prise en ______ par Alaric, roi des visigoths.

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La période de la république romaine est considérée comme essentielle pour la science du ______.

<p>droit</p> Signup and view all the answers

La décrétale ‘Pervene rabilem’ précise que le roi ne tient de personne, sauf de ______ et de soi.

<p>Dieu</p> Signup and view all the answers

La bataille de Bouvines a eu lieu en ______.

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Philippe Auguste a accepté l’intervention du ______ dans le conflit avec le roi d'Angleterre.

<p>pape</p> Signup and view all the answers

La coalition contre le roi de France à la bataille de Bouvines incluait le roi d'Angleterre et le comte de ______.

<p>Flandres</p> Signup and view all the answers

Guillaume de Plaisians soutient que le roi de France est ______ en son royaume.

<p>empereur</p> Signup and view all the answers

Innocent III est connu comme le pape qui a affirmé la ______ pontificale.

<p>théocratie</p> Signup and view all the answers

Les rois de France veulent réduire l’autorité ______, malgré leur attachement à la religion.

<p>pontificale</p> Signup and view all the answers

Philippe Auguste a réussi à confisquer les fiefs de _____

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Le pape Boniface VIII a produit plusieurs _____ pour rappeler son autorité sur le clergé.

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La bulle _____ affirme le pouvoir de la papauté sur les princes.

<p>Clericis laicos</p> Signup and view all the answers

Philippe le Bel convoque les _____ généraux pour obtenir leur soutien dans son conflit avec la papauté.

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Le conflit s'envenime avec la rédaction de la bulle _____, qui réitère la thèse théocratique.

<p>Unam sanctam</p> Signup and view all the answers

Philippe le Bel envoie une armée à _____ lors de l'attentat contre le pape.

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La période de conflit culminant aboutit à un schisme appelé le Grand _____ entre 1378 et 1417.

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Le mouvement _____ vise à séparer les affaires religieuses des affaires nationales en France.

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Le sénéchal surveille les ________ et assure la communication entre les nobles et les prévôts.

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Vers 1250, les ________ s’établissent à demeure et sont attachés aux prévôtés.

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Le roi fait contrôler les baillis par des ________ enquêteurs afin de vérifier leur travail.

<p>commissaires</p> Signup and view all the answers

Le saint empire désigne l'empire ________.

<p>carolingien</p> Signup and view all the answers

L'empereur se considère comme l'héritier de ________, le fondateur du saint empire.

<p>Charlemagne</p> Signup and view all the answers

Le pouvoir impérial est affaibli par le ________ féodal.

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L'église a joué un rôle fondamental au ________ en tant qu'institution religieuse, politique et sociale.

<p>Moyen-âge</p> Signup and view all the answers

Le droit à l'époque était essentiellement ________.

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La genèse de la notion d’______ remonte au terme de république utilisé à Rome.

<p>État</p> Signup and view all the answers

Cicéron parle de 'statum rei publicae', signifiant la stabilité des institutions et la ______ des affaires publiques.

<p>permanence</p> Signup and view all the answers

L'État tend à s’identifier à un ______, étendant ainsi son autorité.

<p>territoire</p> Signup and view all the answers

L'unification juridique en France commence au ______ siècle.

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La promotion de la langue ______ a contribué à l’unification du sentiment national.

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Au Moyen Âge, le terme 'nation' désignait des marchands ou des étudiants ayant une origine ______ commune.

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Le royaume en tant que peuple a vu émerger un sentiment ______ à partir du Moyen Âge.

<p>national</p> Signup and view all the answers

Sous la révolution, une nouvelle conception de ______ est apparue, s'opposant à l'union monarchie/nation.

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Le pouvoir royal doit s'accommoder des ______ et des privilèges.

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Le droit privé est ______ au moyen âge.

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Le roi doit garder et tenir les ______.

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Au temps modernes, quelque ordonnances royales commencent à toucher au droit ______.

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Les individus ne peuvent pas opposer à l’État monarchique des droits ______.

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Les provinces ont conservé des particularités dans le domaine du droit ______.

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L'absolutisme est marqué par une évolution du ______ de la monarchie.

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Le roi de France est considéré comme le souverain le plus puissant et le plus ______ de toute l’Europe.

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Study Notes

Introduction

  • The book "Histoire des institutions avant 1789" by François Saint-Bonnet and Yves Sassier was published in 2022.
  • The historical context of the course covers the Roman Empire, Merovingian period, Carolingian period, feudal period, and the modern period.
  • Greek influence on political thought: Concepts such as democracy and the people holding power are ancient and diverse. The Renaissance (14th-15th centuries) aimed to revive classical ideas.
  • Roman law's importance: Romans established law as central to social regulation, developing categories that continue to influence legal thought.
  • Roman legacy in politics: Rome's political structure influenced the development of political institutions in the Middle Ages.

Roman Political Organization During the Republic

  • A. Roman Political Power in the Republic: Power was divided among three entities:
  • The Senate: Composed of elders from prominent families, with moral authority ("auctoritas").
  • Citizen Assemblies (Comitia): Assemblies representing the people, presided over by a magistrate. There were three types: Curiate, Centuriate, and Tribal.
  • Magistrates: Elected officials with varying roles, including consuls (executive), praetors (justice), censors (morals), and aediles (urban affairs), wielding "potestas" (the ability to coerce in the public interest).

Roman Political Organization During the Empire

  • The Principate: A new form of government emerged with the rise of Augustus, marking a transition from the Republic. The Senate, magistracies, and assemblies continued but with diminished power.
  • The Dominate: A later phase of imperial rule characterized by centralized authority and an absolute emperor, marked by the shift of the imperial center from Rome to Constantinople.
  • Romanization and institutions: The influence of Roman institutions and political structures were gradually adopted by other cultures and governments.

Development of Christian Institutions in the Empire

  • Constantine's conversion and its effects on Christianity: Constantine's conversion to Christianity in the 4th century marked a shift, leading to the recognition and eventual establishment of Christianity as the official religion of the empire.
  • Development of Church structure: The Church adopted a hierarchical structure mirroring Roman administrative divisions, with bishops overseeing dioceses which were divided into provincial groupings.
  • Influence of Christianity on governance: The Church became a significant social and political force, ultimately shaping the institutions of the Middle Ages.

Germanic Traditions

  • The Germanic concept of "Gens" and its political implications: Based on kinship groups (gens), Germanic political structure differed from that of Rome.
  • Germanic migration: Germanic migrations played a significant role in shaping the political landscape of the region.
  • Interaction between Roman and Germanic institutions: Germanic tribes integrated into the Roman Empire, and the interaction between Roman and Germanic traditions shaped political and social institutions in the region.

The Frankish Kingdoms

  • Clovis and unification of Gaul: The Merovingian dynasty established by Clovis and his successors was significant in unifying Gaul under Frankish rule.
  • Carolingian Dynasty: The rise of the Carolingians under Charlemagne focused on restoring Roman imperial dignity.
  • The Church's role: The Christian Church played an important role in the establishment and maintenance of order and stability.
  • The fragmentation of the Frankish kingdoms: The Frankish kingdoms eventually fractured due to disputes among successors, leading to the rise of feudalism.

Feudalism

  • The concept of the Vassal Contract: Feudalism primarily involved a complex system of vassalage, based on reciprocal obligations between lords and vassals.
  • Obligations between lords and vassals: This system had specific rules and obligations of loyalty and military service.
  • The emergence of localized power structures: The rise of local power centers weakened centralized governance.
  • Characteristics of early medieval life and its impact on the institutions: Feudal society was characterized by strong local powers and a decentralized structure of government.

The Carolingian Renaissance and the Rise of the Papacy

  • The Carolingians: The Carolingians faced challenges in restoring order and stability, and in promoting political legitimacy.
  • Papal authority: The Papacy asserted its authority in political affairs, which influenced the emerging political entities.
  • The development and expansion of the papacy's role is critical to the development of the Medieval era and eventually the modern concepts of states.

The Evolution of Royal Power in the Middle Ages

  • The resurgence of royal power: European monarchs began to regain control over their territories.
  • The development of administrative structures
  • The development and expansion of the royal domain: The gradual expansion of royal land ownership facilitated the consolidation of royal power.
  • The role of the state in promoting economic development: The state acted as a key player in promoting trade and fostering a sense of communal identity.
  • The emergence of representative institutions: This involved a gradual shift towards representative institutions like parliaments.

The Renaissance of Royal Power

  • The growth of bureaucracies and state institutions: Monarchies created more organized and efficient bureaucracies, which was an indicator of a stronger state.
  • The expansion of royal domains and territories: Royal power was reinvigorated via acquisitions and/or treaties.

The Development of the Modern State

  • The centralization of power: The consolidation of power within centralized governments.
  • Development of the legal and administrative structures: The development of legalistic and administrative systems provided a means to control the population and resources.
  • The rise of the nation-state: The development of a sense of national identity and shared culture facilitated political centralization.

The Question of Religious Freedom

  • The Protestant Reformation's impact on European political structures.
  • The ongoing struggles between monarchs and the Church over religious matters.

Royal Power and the Limits on its Authority

  • The legal and historical precedents/foundations regarding royal authority.
  • The constraints and limits on royal power, including limitations from established legal systems and the Church.

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Ce quiz explore les concepts clés du Principat romain, y compris la transition de la République à l'Empire, le rôle des institutions et l'influence de la religion. Testez vos connaissances sur des événements marquants tels que la bataille de Bouvines et la prise de Rome par Alaric. Apprenez comment ces éléments ont façonné l'histoire romaine.

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