Exam 1 Flashcards

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Protestant Union

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Formed in 1608 but German States

  • headed by Frederick IV of Palatinate.
  • basicallysought to protect rights of protestant peoples after Catholics tried to undermine the Peace of Augsburg and enforce a uniform religion.
  • was responded to by the formation of the Catholic League
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States provincial

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was essentially the provincial parliament that each of the 7 dutch provinces of the dutch republic

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Act of Abjuration

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1581

  • was the act of proclamation of independence from Spanish rule and Phillip II.
  • There was a brief period of time where rulership was undecided, and brief rule by William the Silent occurs until the PROC OF THE REPUBLIC 1588
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Twelve years truce

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was the period during dutch revolt and 80 years war where the Hapsburgs formally recognized calvinists in the Dutch provinces.

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The Council of Trent

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European Catholic officials meeting IN RESPONSE TO REFORMATION EFFORTS to admit and discuss the failures of the catholic church but also to DEFINE AND DETERMINE HOW TO HANDLE THE HERESIES.

  • “COUNTER REFORMATION”
  • JESUITS
  • ultimately, salvation is a mystery, those trying to unlock it are trying to read gods mind (epitome of evil)
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The Fugger Bank

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Fuggers were a wealthy German family that rivaled and overtook the Medicci families of Italy
would be directly responsible for the rise of the Habsburg power in the Roman Empire.

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Christian IV

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  • King of DenMARK
  • player within the 30 yrs war,
  • wanted to stop speread of Catholic doctrine, but also saw political reward by entering into the conflict.
  • this signals second phase of thirty years war…
  • his efforts largely failed due to him being seen as a foreigner and having no GERMAN ALLIES.
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Treaty of Munster

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1648

-Finally recognized the independence of the Dutch republic by

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Behomian Revolt

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  • 1618-1620
  • symbolizes the beginning and first phase of the thirty years war.
  • basically when Ferdinand assumes rule, he rescinds a lot of powers from protestants.
  • bohemian nobility toss catholics out of a window and engineer a rebellion.
  • “defenestration of prague.”
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Oldenbarnevelt

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was a republican of Dutch provinces (holland)who argued against the idea of a powerful prince. Religious moderate, and was domineering on the remaining constituents of the republic. he will eventually be challenged by MAURICE OF NASSAU

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Anglicanism

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  • Spawned by the efforts and affairs of King Henry VIII.
  • it is almost entirely a POLITICAL CREATION.
  • Henrys son edward would attempt to make strict reformer changes but MARY would reverse, then Liz would make everything more LAX with her Religious Settlement decree.
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The Anglo Dutch Wars

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-Were a series of conflicts waged between the Dutch Republic

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Gustavus Adolphus

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Was king of Sweden.
-1630, took part in thirty years war
-sought to protect German Protestants.
-suffered similarly to Danish efforts in that he was seen as foreign.
Received french financial aid to lead army in germany (via cardinal Richlieu.
-his intervention in the war was pivotal because it kept alive the protestant cause.
-but dies in battle against wallenstein :(\

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Beeldenstorm

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  • 1566
  • Was a series of Dutch protestants engaging in iconoclasm and purifications of churches. Was in response to Phillip II being Emperor and king and all.
  • would cause king to send Alba forces to suppress revolt.
  • signals the beginning of the THIRTY YEARS WAR
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synod of dordt

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1619
meeting held by dutch reformed church to address the growing concerns of Arminianism and Remonstrants. leads to oldenbarnevelt to be brought up on treason.

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Genre Painting

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refers to the style of painting found in the commercial art market that was prevalent during the Dutch Golden Age. Genre literally meant category. people could choose a category and there was likely to be art for it,

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Cardinal Richelieu

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French cardinal that helped to provide financial aid to Swedish King Adolphus forces in Germany. Was pivotal to the protestant cause.
He himself was catholic but used this power in attempts to limit Habsburg growth.

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William the Silent (sea beggars) (aka prince of orange)

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Was the major opponent of Phillip II and leader of the Dutch revolt. Used sea beggars to help capture key catholic holdings. 80 years war.

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Millenarians

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Those who believed that the events happening in Europe, as well as the discoveries of the new lands, were all signals of the coming END TIMES.
This belief was used by political systems to maintain ocial discipline which ultimately lead to things like the european WITCH CRAZE.

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The Treaty of Vervins 1598

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Was the treaty signed between Spanish Phillip II and French King Henry IV where Spanish removed forces from France and formally recognized the country as a Calvinist country.

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Rudolf II

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HRE (1576-1612), member of Habsburg family.

  • was fascinated with the occult and astrology and stuff
  • ineffectual rule and tolerant of protestantism which led to devolution to thirty years war,
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King Charles I

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Of england, son of James I.

  • marries catholic french princess and adopts catholic customs, angering calvinists
  • followed the doctines of a guy named ARMENIUS which also pissed a lot of SCOTTISH and calvinists off.

Would end up being charged with treason agauinsty england when he fails to renounce these things.
paves way for CROMWELL’S PURITANS.

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Tulip Craze

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Represented the height of Dutch golden age ansd also the volatilityies of a global market.
Came from persia, traded by turks, and highly prized in dutch due to ability to be easily cross bred and grown.
They had all of a sudden stopped being desired which had a significant impact on dutch economy,

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The regency of Jan de Witt

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1650-1672
-de Witt was regent of Dutch republic in place of a ypoung william of orange. He was lynched by a wild mob and had failed diplomatic relations with the french

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Union of Arms

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-1626
-was a political proposal by duke of OLIVARES
-Spanish thing.
it attempted to centralize military powers of the various Spanish constituents.
-U;ltimately failed and led to war with Portugal

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Peace of Augsburg

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was the treaty between the Emperor CHARLES V before he abdicated and various German Princes which allowed them to declare what religious order their individual kingdoms would practice.
-however, the choice was only between Lutheranism and Catholicism and NOT CALVINISM

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Luther and Lutheranism

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he was a devout religious dude but saw the corruptions of the catholic church (rome) and saw the “sale of indulgences” by the catholic church as being absolutely wrong. Lutheranism’s main difference: Salvation through God’s Grace. You must read God’s word to feel His Grace. And a rejection of Transubstantiation. (3 main principles: GRACE/FAITH/SCRIPTURE.)

Luther benefitted from the advent of the printing press.

  • 95 theses
  • spread around northern Germany
  • Prince Frederick the Wise would help protect Luther and ideas
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“true freedom”

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refers to Jan de Witts regency of the Dutch Republic.

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Tavern of the Two seas

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refers to the Dutch Weigh Station located in Cape Town Soputh Africa. Served as a resting and trading post for Dutch merchants traveling to the middle eastern trade routes.

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Calvin and Calvinism

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John Calvin

  • a lawyer/not church official
  • iconoclastic
  • Salvation also through God’s Grace but talks a lot about
  • Predestination.
  • Calvin was anti violent
  • did not believe in a clergy heirarchy(ONE TO ONE RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD) this differed with Luther which maintained a heirarchy.
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AEIOU

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Was a symbolic devise used by first Habsburg HRE Frederick III (late 1400’s)
-Basically said that Austria will eventually rule the world.

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Parma

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Was the replacement for Alva, and sent to suppress revolts.

is responsible for harboring a truce and allowing calvinists to relocate and leave catholics alone.

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King James I

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He was protestant scottish son of Mary Stuart, King of England.

  • openly bisexual
  • tried to maintain catholic semblences for purpose of church heirarchy
  • established HAMPTON COURT CONFERENCE in order to develop a new ENGLISH BIBLE
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Corantos

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Ernst von Mansfeld

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was a soldier of fortune/mercenary.

  • fought for spanish but then turned calvinist and helped in 30 years war cause with protestants.
  • switched sides several times and worked for highest bidder.
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Predikants

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a member of the dutch reformed church??

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The Winter King

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1620 - Refers to Frederick V of the Palatinate who claimed to be King of Bohemia shortly after revolt but was quickly deposed and forced to abdicate.

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Thirty Years War

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1618-1638
War between Holy Roman Empire and various protestant german states. Began with the Bohemian Revolt after Ferdinand the II attempted to limit the powers of Calvinist rulers, Ended with the curtailing of Holy Roman Empire territories in much of the Austria
-it began as religious war but devolved into a political war in a combined effort to limit the powers of the HRE. Was primarily waged on German soils.
4 phases: Bohemian rebellion. then King Christian IV of denmakr tries to intervenre and help and fails. Then Kind Adolphus of Sweden Helps and receive French aid. THEN the FRENCH start to fight and receive aid from Swede.

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The Treaty of Westphalia

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1648

Formerly ended the thirty and 80 years war. contained portions of the Treaty of Munster

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Maurice of Nassau

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secular, capable, resourceful military general. he was a member of the ORANGIST party and favored a strong prince.

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Puritans

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Were English Calvinists who didnt think Elizabethan reforms were doing enough.

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Recusants

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were loyal catholics

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states general

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Was the common parliament of the 7 dutch provinces that made up the dutch republic.

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Secret Treaty of Dover

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-1670
-Was a secret treaty between France and England, between King Charles and King Louis XIV.
-Designed to bring tiwo nations together t defeat the Dutch once and for all. French by land, English by sea.
Mostly economic purpose but with some ideologoy

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Treaty of London 1604

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Between Spanish and English

  • signed after Elizabeth death.
  • signed by James I of England and Phillip 3rd of Spain out of the exhaustions of years of fighting.
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Navgation Acts

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  • Passed by Cromwells england. and in response to growing tensions and competitiveness with the DUTCH republic.
  • Forced any passing ships in english channel to dip colors,
  • ultimately lead to onset of the Anglo Dutch Wars of 1651
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Proclamation of the Republic

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1588
was the union of the 7 dutch provinces of Netherlands as a CONFEDERACY.
-followed the Act of Abjurration.

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Army of Flanders

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was a spanish empire army which was given command of to ALBA when they tried to suppress the dutch.

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Catholic League

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a confederation of CATHOLIC GERMAN states formed to counteract protestanrt union
-headed by DUKE OF BAVARIA

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Genre painting

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commercial art market

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Charles V

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Was emperor of HRE and Spanish Empire (early 1500s)
Abdicated prior to death in order to distribute power of Spain and habsburg regions.
Was born in Ghent and was seen as a native to the lands, whereas his son Phillip (future HRE) will be a spaniard entirely and be seen as an outsider.

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Duke of Alva

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was a very capable but almost too harsh military commander from spain.
Sent to Dutch Provinces to squash rebellion.
Was robbed of payment from Elizabeth.
is relieved of command and is replaced by PARMA

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The Treaty of Nantes

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Was a treaty proposed by French king to provide French Calvinist Hugenots protections, as an effort to end religious wars of France (St Bartholemew Massacre)

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William III of Orange

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also king of England 1689-1792
Assumespower upon death of de Witt. Leads successful defensive campaigns against french intrusion and maintains republican framework of Dutch republic.

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Treaty of the Pyrenees

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Essentially ended the fighting between the Spanish Empire and French in the Thirty Years War thhing. 1659

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Albrecht von Wallenstein

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  • A capable military commander (for hire/aka he was a soldier of fortune, his counterpart was mansfeld)
  • Helped Habsburgs suppress Bohemian Revolt
  • was wildly independent when he went on conquest and therefore was hardly ever trusted by ferdinand or maximillian.
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The Golden Bull

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  • 1356
  • A decree declared by the HRE’s Imperial Diet that ultimately established the German Monarchy not as a Hereditary one, but as an ELECTED ONE.
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12 year truce

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1609-1621

  • period during the 80 yrs war where dutch signed peace with Philip.
  • Resulted in Dutch goods flooding Spanish markets and weaking Spanish economy.
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Edict of Restitution

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  • 1629
  • part of thirty years war
  • enacted by ferdinand ii hre
  • outlawed calvinism
  • required lutherans to return stolen church property.
  • was so spicy that it immediately drew in the King Gustavus Adolfus of SWEDEN