Ch 15 WH Flashcards

1
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attempted to mediate the social\political problems b/w peasants & nobles

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Martin luther

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2
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the peasant’s ignored Luther’s advice & revolted against the nobles

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Peasants Revolt

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3
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1st Protestant confession of faith

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Augsburg Confession

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4
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compromise formed b/w the Protestants & Catholics; est “state” churches in Germany (1555)

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Peace of Augsburg

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5
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The nobles crushed the rebellion

A

just know it

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6
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The Catholic Church’s attempt to destroy the Reformation in Europe

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Counter Reformation

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7
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a Catholic “court” that would find, try, & punish heretics

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Inquisition

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8
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founded by Ignatius Loyola in 1540; the “right arm” of the Inquisition (most devout in finding heretics & spreading Romanism)

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Jesuits

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9
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Rome’s strongest stand against Protestantism

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The council of trent

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10
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who founded the jesuits, he was very loyal to the church

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Ignatius Loyola

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11
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Ruled Spain & the Holy Roman Empire from 1516-1556
Supported the Inquisition; Spain became the most powerful European nation

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Charles V

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12
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Son of Charles V
Fanatical support of the church led to his failed invasion of England (1588)

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Phillip II

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13
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brought the Inquisition into Portugal in 1536; resulting in violence broke the nation & they fell to Spain in 1580

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King John III

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14
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spanish Contributions to Culture

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language, horses, cattle, oranges, & lemons

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15
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the main language of Brazil

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Portuguese

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16
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Miguel de Cervantes wrote what

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Don Quixote

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17
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damlike barriers of earth & stone built to keep water out

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dikes

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18
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Known as The Low Countries

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The netherlands

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19
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The people who live in the netherlands are what

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dutch

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20
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A Spanish ruling council that led the Inquisition against the Protestants in the Netherlands

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Council of blood

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21
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led Spanish troops in the Netherlands

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Duke of Alva

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22
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Dutch nobleman who led the fight for freedom during the mid. 1500s

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william the silent

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23
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Helped found the United Provinces of the Netherlands

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william the silent

24
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what year did the Netherlands claimed their independence from Spain

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1581

25
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what year was the father of dutch liberties killed

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1584

26
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what year did the dutch gain independence

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1648

27
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The pope gave him the title “Defender of the Faith” (still used today)

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Henry VIII

28
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When the pope refused to grant his divorce from Catherine of Aragon he removed England form the Catholic church; this started the what

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English Reformation

29
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attempted to stop the Reformation by declaring Henry the head of the Church of England

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Act of Supremacy

30
Q

led the Protestants in Scotland

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John Knox

31
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attacked the Protestants, Knox appealed to Queen Elizabeth who defended the Protestants

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Mary Stuart

32
Q

Mary was forced to abdicate Scotland’s throne in what year

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1567

33
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defended by Elizabeth’s troops from Spanish invasion

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Scotland

34
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built up the English navy

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Sir John Hawkins

35
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“sea dog” employed by Elizabeth; 1st Englishman to circumnavigate the globe

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Sir Francis Drake

36
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Spanish fleet led by Phillip to invade England

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Invincible armada

37
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What year was the Invincible armada defeated

A

1588

38
Q

The reign of Elizabeth is also known as what

A

The Elizabethan Age

39
Q

perhaps the greatest writer of all time; wrote many plays including Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, & Julius Cesar

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William Shakespeare

40
Q

Calvinist Protestants; by the 1500s, half of the French nobility were Protestants

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Huguenots

41
Q

an assembly of religious representatives

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synod

42
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brought persecution to the Protestants

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Francis I & Henry II

43
Q

Powerful ruling family in France

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De Medicis

44
Q

led Protestants in their fight vs. the Catholics

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Henry of Navarre & Gaspard de Coligny

45
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leaders of the Catholic forces in France

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Guise Family

46
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Catherine’s attempt at peace with the Protestants (1562); this was temporary

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Edict of January

47
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the murder of 100,000 Protestant through France

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St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

48
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became king in 1589; 1st Protestant king of France

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Henry IV

49
Q

allowed for the more religious freedoms to the French Huguenots

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Edict of Nantes

50
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advisor who aided her in her rule

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Cardinal Richelieu

50
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Civil war in germany between the protestants and catholics

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30 years war

50
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where did the first battles of the 30 years war occur

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Bohemia

51
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King of Bohemia who led the Catholic forces during the 30 years war

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Ferdinand II

52
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aided the protestants during the 30 years war

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Christian IV & Gustavus Adolphus

53
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peace treaty that ended the war in 1648; did not change anything from before the war

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Peace of Westphalia