Chapter 4 Flashcards
Hapsburg vs. Valois
Protestant vs Catholics King Francis II captured by Charles V -Holy Roman Emperor Geneva= refuge for Protestant Protestant persecution in France
Edict of Fountainbleau
Protestants sent to Inquisition by French
Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis
Momentarily ended wars
Philip II vs. Henry II
Jousts
Killed Henry II through eye
Reignites war
Francis II
Leads France
Only 15
Influenced by Guises
Died after 1 yr
Charles IX
Successor of Francis II
Francis II 1 yr old brother
Catherine de Medici (son) becomes regent
Catherine de Medici
Fear of Guises Women Ally to Protestant January Edict: freedom for Protestants to worship outside towns St. Bartholomew Day Massacre
St. Bartholomew Day Massacre
Huguenots killed
Henry of Navarre not killed
Marries King’s sister= direct to throne
Protestant resistance theory
Religious change
Rise of political action
Theodore Beza:
-Opposite of Machiavelli
War of 3 Henry’s
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)
Henry of Navarre
Peace= absolute religion
Edict of Nantes
Huguenot rights
Assasinated by Catholic fanatic
Philip II
Charles V son Hapsburg Kingdom Married Mary I Unites England and Spain Spanish Armada
Netherlands
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
Mary I
"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
Elizabeth I
Daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII Raised Protestant Politique Act of Supremacy Book of Common Prayer -Anglican companion to Bible