Chapter 4 Outline Flashcards

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Geneva

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Refuge for Protestants

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Politiques

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Rulers place state’s success above all (Elizabeth most successful)

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Huguenot

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French Protestant

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Battle of Pavia

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King Francis 1 captured by Charles V

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Edict of Fountainbleu

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Protestants to inquisition

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3 families seeking power

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  1. Bourbons
  2. Montmorency-Chatillions
  3. Guises
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Catherine de Medici

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Regent for son Charles I
Protestant ally
Always feared Guises
Led St Bartholomew Day Massacre

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St Bartholomew Day Massacre

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20,000 Huguenots killed in 3 days

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John Knox

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Scots reformer

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Henry III

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Last Henry II’s sons
Supported by neutral Catholics and Huguenots
Peace of Beaulieu: almost guaranteed Protestant freedom

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Henry of Navarre

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Paris is worth a mass= abandons Protestantism

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Edict of Nantes

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Recognized Huguenot rights in an official Catholic country

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Philip II

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Heir to Hapsburg kingdom
Son of Charles V
Escorial: palace
Inherits Portugal throne= great sea power

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Maragaret of Parma

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Philip regent for Netherlands

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Cardinal Gravelle

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Council of State: stop spread of Protestantism

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William of Orange

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Led opposition to Spanish control
Removed Cardinal Granvelle from office
Leader of movement for independence of Netherland from Spain
The Apology: Philip II is a tyrant

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The Compromise

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Pledge resistance to decrees Council of Trent and Inquisition

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The pacification of Ghent

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United Netherlands

Version of Peace of Augsburg

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Perpetual Edict

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Signed by Don John
Removal of all Spanish troops in Netherlands in 20 days
Country given to William of Orange

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Mary I

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Married Philip II
Catholic practices
Executed many Protestants

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Elizabeth I

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Mary's successor and half sister
Daughter of Anne Boleyn
Episcopal system: Protestant doctrine and Catholic ritual
Anglican Church**
Excommunicated for Heresy by pope
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Mary Stuart Queen of Scots

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Margaret's granddaughter
Married King Francis II
Catholic---> illegal in Scotland
Flees to England
James VI (son)
House arrest 19 yrs: threat to throne of Elizabeth
Executed by order of Elizabeth
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The Conventicle Act

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Opinion to conform to Church of England or die

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The Armada

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English wind = victory

Spain never fully recovered

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Thirty Years War

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Last religious war
Catholic vs Protestant
Lutheran (more successful) vs Calvanist
Calvanist fighting for recognition as a real religion in Peace of Augsburg

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Four Periods of War

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  1. Bohemian
  2. Danish
  3. Swedish
  4. Swedish French
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Treaty of Westphalia

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Ended all hostilities in HRE
French
Canceled Edict of Restitution and reasserted Peace of Augsburg
Establish competitive nationalism
Ended thirty years war