Chapter 4 Outline Flashcards
Geneva
Refuge for Protestants
Politiques
Rulers place state’s success above all (Elizabeth most successful)
Huguenot
French Protestant
Battle of Pavia
King Francis 1 captured by Charles V
Edict of Fountainbleu
Protestants to inquisition
3 families seeking power
- Bourbons
- Montmorency-Chatillions
- Guises
Catherine de Medici
Regent for son Charles I
Protestant ally
Always feared Guises
Led St Bartholomew Day Massacre
St Bartholomew Day Massacre
20,000 Huguenots killed in 3 days
John Knox
Scots reformer
Henry III
Last Henry II’s sons
Supported by neutral Catholics and Huguenots
Peace of Beaulieu: almost guaranteed Protestant freedom
Henry of Navarre
Paris is worth a mass= abandons Protestantism
Edict of Nantes
Recognized Huguenot rights in an official Catholic country
Philip II
Heir to Hapsburg kingdom
Son of Charles V
Escorial: palace
Inherits Portugal throne= great sea power
Maragaret of Parma
Philip regent for Netherlands
Cardinal Gravelle
Council of State: stop spread of Protestantism
William of Orange
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
The Compromise
Pledge resistance to decrees Council of Trent and Inquisition
The pacification of Ghent
United Netherlands
Version of Peace of Augsburg
Perpetual Edict
Signed by Don John
Removal of all Spanish troops in Netherlands in 20 days
Country given to William of Orange
Mary I
Married Philip II
Catholic practices
Executed many Protestants
Elizabeth I
Mary's successor and half sister Daughter of Anne Boleyn Episcopal system: Protestant doctrine and Catholic ritual Anglican Church** Excommunicated for Heresy by pope
Mary Stuart Queen of Scots
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
The Conventicle Act
Opinion to conform to Church of England or die
The Armada
English wind = victory
Spain never fully recovered
Thirty Years War
Last religious war
Catholic vs Protestant
Lutheran (more successful) vs Calvanist
Calvanist fighting for recognition as a real religion in Peace of Augsburg
Four Periods of War
- Bohemian
- Danish
- Swedish
- Swedish French
Treaty of Westphalia
Ended all hostilities in HRE French Canceled Edict of Restitution and reasserted Peace of Augsburg Establish competitive nationalism Ended thirty years war