AP EURO REVIEW: PEOPLE Flashcards
(16th Century)What French Monarch made a treaty with Pope Leo X, Concordat of Bologna, where supremacy of the papacy over the universal council is recognized and the French Crown appoints french bishops/ abbots and Catholicism becomes state religion of France?
Francis I (r. 1515-1547)
(16th Century) What French Monarch began the continuation of of France’s recovery in the first half of the 16th Century ?
Louis XI
(16th Century)who were the three weak French Monarchs, sons of Henry II, unable to rule ?
Francis II, Charles IX, Henry III
(16th Century) What French Queen dominated the weak son of Henry II, Charles IX and wanted civil and religious peace ?
Catherine De Medici (r. 1560-1589)
(16th Century) This French Calvinist was the leader of the Huguenot Party and head of the great noble family who attended Henry Henry of Navarre’s wedding.
Gaspard De Coligny
(16th Century) This Catholic was the leader of the Catholic Aristocracy and was also involved in the war of Three Henry’s
Henry of Guise
(16th Century) this Protestant Huguenot was involved in the Saint. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre and the War of Three Henry’s. He later becomes the King of France who wanted a strong unified France,”Paris is worth a Mass.” Which then converts to Catholicism to save France. Later in 1598, he published the Edict Of Nantes. This magnificent monarch paved way for French Absolutism in the 17th century.
Protestant Henry of Navarre/ Henry IV (r. 1589-1610)
(16th Century) This Holy Roman Emperor (Flemish) who was born in Ghent and raised in the Netherlands inherited the 17 provinces composing present day Belgium and Holland. Later he voluntary abdicates an gives H.R.E. / Austria territory to Ferdinand I and gave Philip II Milan, Low Countries, Spain, Kingdom of Silicy, And Spanish Possessions in the Americas.
Emperor Charles V (r. 1519-1556)
(16th Century) This Spanish ruler who controlled the Netherlands sent 20,000 Spanish Troops under Duke of Alva to pacify the revolting of the Low Countries. He was the first king to rule a Global Empire with much of political experience and international relations. He invaded England known as the Spanish Armada yet is defeated.
Philip II
Was sent by Philip II to pacify the Low Countries who were revolting and opened his own tribunal known as the Council of Blood.
Duke of Alva
(16th Century) This lady who was the cousin of Queen Elizabeth of England was involved in the plan for assassinating queen Elizabeth, yet she is later found and beheaded.
Marry, Queen of Scots
(Late 16th Century-17th Century) This Spanish Ruler recognized the Independence of the United Provinces (1609)
Philip III (r. 1598-1621)
(17th Century) This Catholic King of Bohemia led the Catholics in the Bohemia Phase of the Thirty Years War.
Ferdinand of Styria/Ferdinand II
(17th century) This man led the Protestant Union against the Catholic League in the Bohemia Phase during the Thirty Years War.
Frederick Elector of Palatinate
(17th Century) This ineffective leader of the Protestants becomes involved in the Thirty Years war during the Danish Phase
Christian IV of Denmark (r. 1588-1648)
(17th Century) This man led the Catholic Imperial Army during the Danish Phase of the Thirty Years War.
Albert of Wallenstine
(17th Century) This Swedish King becomes involved in the Swedish Phase of the Thirty Years war; supported the Protestants (Lutheran himself)
Gustavus Adolophus
These Vikings led the Viking Voyage across the Atlantic.
Eric the Red & Leif Ericson
(15th Century) This Muslim Ruler led the Ottoman Muslim Turks in the Ottoman Empire.
Sultan Muhammad II (r. 1451-1481)
(Late 14th Century-15th Century) This Portugal Monarch who is also called the Navigator, played the leading roles in the early phases of Portugal’s early exploration.
Prince Henry (1394-1460)
(15th Century) This Portugal Monarch leads the establishment of Portugal’s trading posts on the coast of Guinea.
King John II (r. 1481-1495)
This explorer reaches the Cape of Good Hope yet is forced to return back to Portugal from bad storms.
Bartholomew Diaz
(15th. century) This Portugal Mariner Explorer reachers India for the First time. He returns to Libson with spices and India Cloth.
Vasco de Gama
(15th Century) This Portugal Monarch sets up trading posts in India.
King Manuel (r. 1495-1521)
(16th Century) This man wrote, General History of Indies (1547), a detailed eyewitness account of plants, animals, and people.
Fernández de Oviedo’s
This explorer was summoned by Charles V to find a direct route to the spices of the Molucass of the south east coast of Asia. he sails across the Atlantic to Brazil and proceed south across Cape Horn into Pacific then crossing the Pacific sailing into the west isles. he is killed during the expedition. yet the expedition is continued and crosses the Indian Ocean, around the Cape of Good Hope back into returning to Spain. he proved that the earth is larger.
Ferdinand Magellan (r. 1480-1521)
(late 15th century through 16th century)
this explorer was involved in the expedition of Mexico. he takes captive of Astec empire Montezuma. He then conquers The rich Aztec empire and founded Mexico City.
Hernando Cortes (1485-1547)
(16th century) This explorer was involved in the Peru exploration. he repeats Cortez feat and crushes the Incan empire in w. South America. There he’ establishes Spanish viceroyalty of Peru with its center at Lima.
Francisco Pizarro (1470-1541)
this explorer founded Newfoundland and explores the new England close
John Cabot
this Frenchmen explore make several voyages exploring Canada.
Jacques Cartier
(18th Century) this Spanish King introduce the system up intendants.
Charles III (r. 1759-1788)