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U4 L11 Wars In Religion Flashcards

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What were the three groups of thought that developed out of religious differences in France?

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  • Huguenots, French Calvinists
  • Catholics, wanted Catholicism as only natural religion
  • Politiques, Catholics interested in politics than religion
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When did France become officially Catholic?

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1560

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How did Queen Catherine attempt to unite France?

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arranged marriage between her Catholic daughter and leader of Huguenots, King Henry of Navarre

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What occurred in the royal wedding of Queen Catherine’s daughter and King Henry of Navarre that might have caused Protestant retaliation?

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A Huguenot leader, who was a guest of the wedding was killed

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How did Queen Catherine try to prevent Protestant retaliation after the Huguenot leader was killed in the wedding?

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  • wiped out Protestantism

- attacked Protestants on Saint Bartholomew’s Day

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How many were killed on The Saint Bartholomew’s Massacre?

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ten thousand

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When did Henry of Navarre become King Henry IV of France ?

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1589

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What was the name of the line of kings that Henry of Navarre staretd?

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Bourbon kings

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What was the Edict of Nantes, when was it passed and by who?

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  • 1598, Henry of Navarre
  • gave Protestants more freedom
  • could hold :govt offices
  • public worship without persecution
  • ended series of religious wars in France
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How many provinces was the Netherlands made up of in the 16th century?

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17

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What were the people of Belgium divided by?

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language and religion

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What was the religion and languages of of the northern and southern provinces of the Netherlands?

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N- Dutch, Calvinistic

S- Flemish, French, Catholic

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When did Philip II of Spain take over the Netherlands?

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1555

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What did Philip II bring to the Netherlands?

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  • Catholicism
  • Spanish control
  • taxation
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Which Queen aided the Dutch in their rebellion against the Spanish?

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Queen Elizabeth I of England

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What was the Spanish Armada?

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  • 130 ships

- to conquer England

17
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When did Spain lose the opportunity to control England?

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1588

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Who were the Hapsburgs?

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ruling family in Spain and Austria in the 14, 15 and 16th centuries

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What did Protestants in Bohemia rebel against?

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threat of Catholic King, starting a power struggle with the Holy Roman emperor

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When did the Holy Roman Emperor invade Germany?

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1629

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What was the Edict of Restitution, when was it signed and by who?

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  • 1629, Emperor Ferdinand
  • restored Catholic lands
  • restricted religious and political rights from Protestants, except Lutherans
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What did Gustavus II of Sweden, a Lutheran, lead?

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attack against Hapsburg Catholics

23
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Who did the Hapsburg rulers in Spain and Holy Roman Empire unite against and when?

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  • 1635

- Protestant Germany, Holland, France and Sweden

24
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How long did the war between Hapsburg, Roman Empire and Germany, Holland, France and Sweden last?

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13 years

25
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When were peace agreements signed after the war between Hapsburg, Roman Empire and Germany, Holland, France and Swede?

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1648

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What was The Peace of Westphalia?

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Religious provisions to ensure:

  • Calvinists and Lutherans have same rights
  • religion of states would be determined by head of state
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What was the result of the provisions made by The Peace of Westphalia?

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  • end to religious turmoil
  • Germany composed of monarchies instead of individual city-states
  • however Germany was a long was from becoming a national power
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What did the treaties of Westphalia recognize?

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Northern Protestant part of the Netherlands as the independent country of Holland

29
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What did Catholic Spanish Netherlands become?

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Belgium

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