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The document discusses the social and political instability that could result from a string of natural disasters like poor harvests, flooding, and drought in mid-17th century Europe. As an absolute ruler, balancing priorities like maintaining power, national stability, and citizens' safety would become challenging. The role-play activity has students assume the roles of advisers and rulers making decisions in response to worsening agricultural crises, with advisers critiquing choices that could undermine the ruler's control or threaten the nation.
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