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Hapsburg vs. Valois

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Protestant vs Catholics
King Francis II captured by Charles V
-Holy Roman Emperor
Geneva= refuge for Protestant
Protestant persecution in France
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Edict of Fountainbleau

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Protestants sent to Inquisition by French

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Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis

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Momentarily ended wars

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Philip II vs. Henry II

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Jousts
Killed Henry II through eye
Reignites war

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Francis II

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Leads France
Only 15
Influenced by Guises
Died after 1 yr

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Charles IX

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Successor of Francis II
Francis II 1 yr old brother
Catherine de Medici (son) becomes regent

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Catherine de Medici

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Fear of Guises
Women
Ally to Protestant
January Edict: freedom for Protestants to worship outside towns
St. Bartholomew Day Massacre
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St. Bartholomew Day Massacre

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Huguenots killed
Henry of Navarre not killed
Marries King’s sister= direct to throne

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Protestant resistance theory

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Religious change
Rise of political action
Theodore Beza:
-Opposite of Machiavelli

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War of 3 Henry’s

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Henry duke of Guise killed by the order of assassination by Henry III
Henry III killed by Dominican friar (monk)
Henry of Navarre becomes king as a new Catholic (Paris is worth a mass)

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Henry of Navarre

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Peace= absolute religion
Edict of Nantes
Huguenot rights
Assasinated by Catholic fanatic

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Philip II

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Charles V son
Hapsburg Kingdom
Married Mary I
Unites England and Spain
Spanish Armada
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Netherlands

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Revolt against Spain:
-Led by William of Orange
Philip sends duke of Alba
Pacification of Ghent= Unity
William of Orange is assassinated by order of Philip II
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Mary I

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"Bloody Mary"
Daughter of Henry VIII & Catherine de Medici
Catholic (raised)
-Holds grudge of father leaving mother
Younger brother dies=throne
Murdered many Protestants= Marian Exiles
Death= Cancer
Reign for 5 years
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Elizabeth I

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Daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII
Raised Protestant
Politique
Act of Supremacy
Book of Common Prayer
-Anglican companion to Bible
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39 Articles

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Under Elizabeth I

Protestantism= official Church religion

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Catholic Extremists

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Replace Elizabeth I with Mary Stuart (Queen of Scots)
Blood claim
Very Catholic

18
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Mary Queen of Scots

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Plots to kill Elizabeth
Fled to England (Catholic in Scotland)
House arrest for 19 yrs under Elizabeth

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The Armada

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Philip II
Spain loses
Protestant wind

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Thirty Years War Preconditions

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Fragmented Germany 360 sections
European trade Highway= Confusion & No unity
Calvanist: Want recognition + Very influential
-official religion in Palatine

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Maximilian

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Catholic Leaugue
Bavaria
Supported by Spain
Strong army

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4 Periods

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  1. Bohemian
  2. Danish
  3. Swedish
  4. Swedish French
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STUDY EACH PERIOD IN NOTES

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24
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Treaty of Westphalia

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Ended Thirty Years War
Written in French (vernacular)
Spark nationalism= French dominance over Europe
International Lang= French
Religion per land