hundred years war
Cause- dynastic quarrel with England
centralization of france- war was fought entirely in France
Consequences- misery to france, war, famine, death
Bubonic plague
Swollen lymph nodes, boils, death
Fur-collar crimes
Crime committed by nobility, involving fraud or theft
John Wyclif
Scripture should be standard practice and papal claims of temporal power had no foundation in scriptures
The Babylonian Captivity
Referring to the 70 years the hebrews were kept captive, popes lived in Avignon from 1309-1376
Jan Hus
Teachings were orthodox ,argued academic freedom
Segment of population hit worst by plague
Lower class
Prostitution in the middle ages
Most turned into marriage
Florence in the renaissance
Where the renaissance began
Machiavelli
A prince should be cunning like s fox and have ferocity like a lion to achieve his goals
Renaissance women
Began to have more of a say
Indulgences
You can buy your way and other peoples way to salvation with these
French calvinists
Hugeonots, calvinistic influence
St. Bartholomew’s day massacre
1527, targeted group of assasinations, followed by catholic mob violence directed against Huguenots during french wars
Peace of Augsburg
Treaty with Charles V and the league of schmalkaldic, an alliance of lutheran princes, distinction between roman Catholicism and protestants
Anabaptists
Christians of the reformation, sure death sentence, bible was their only rule for faith and life.
Luther and Zwingli
Zwingli- Believed church worship should be bare,
Luther- worship should mean something, 95 theses.
Ursuline order
Religious institutes that gave girls an educationzns cares for the sick
Outcomes of peace of utrecht
Series of treaties, ended many wars
Cardinal Richelieu
Foreign policy- fight for Frances interests by whatever means necessary, wanted France to be the dominant power
English glorious revolution
Causes- people decided problems throughout nobility needed to be dealt with, Bill of Rights
Execution of Charles 1
First of the monarchs to be put on trial and it led to his execution
Serfdom in western and eastern Europe
Strong in eastern and not as much in western
Peace of Westphalia
Ended the thirty years war and the eighty years war