Brain Drain 1 Flashcards
Declaration of Pillnitz
Austria and Prussia agree to stage counter-revolution in France
Decline of church prestige
Great schism
Reformation after mass corruption
Protestant union
Martin Luther
“By faith alone”
95 theses
Criticizes church corruption
2, not 7 sacraments
100 Days
Napoleon returns to power after exile to Elba
Catholic/Counter-reformation
Spearheaded by the Jesuits
Response to Protestant Union
Pierre Bayle
Deism- impersonal God who doesn’t interfere
Huguenot
Congregation of the Holy Office
Congregation under Pope Paul III
Designed to keep catholic integrity
Crushed false doctrines
Ivan IV
“Ivan the Terrible”
Begins westernizing Russia
Oprichniki- state police
Habsburg-Valois Wars
France threatened by Spanish expansionism
Italy and France war over Italy
Mercantilism
Export more than import
Thirty Years War
Started by religious issues
Bohemian, Danish, Swedish, Swedish-French
Ended by treaty of Westphalia
Cottage industry
Death of guilds
Whole family works at home to produce goods
War of the three Henry’s
Religious war
Henry, duke of guise attempts to overthrow Henry III. Henry III kills Henry, duke of guise and joins Henry of Navarre (Henry IV)
Napoleonic codes
Civil codes under Napoleon discussing property, wealth, etc.
Seven years’ war
France and England war over American colonies
“French and Indian War”
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIII
Led France through 30 years war
Supplied Gustavus Adolphus to prevent Habsburg ascendancy
The directory
Replaces the national convention
Places control in hands of middle class
Peace of Utrecht
Leads a Bourbon to rule France
Spanish empire partitioned
1791 constitution
First French constitution
Drawn by National Assembly
Limits monarchy
Enclosure acts
End of open field system
Creates separate, large estates
Frederick William I
Prussian ruler
General directory
Stable bureaucracy
1801 Concordat
Between Napoleon and Catholic Church
Restores Catholicism as France’s religion
Thermidorian Reaction
Rightward swing of bourgeois Frenchmen following the fall of Robespierre