Unit III Wars of Religion Flashcards

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1
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Why did Calvinist church organizations differ from Catholic.

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They stressed regional and local religious authority.

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What did Catherine de Medicis’ do to preserve the French monarchy?

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support both Catholics and Protestants

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3
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Who ruled the political system of the Dutch?

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wealthy merchants

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4
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The Peace of Westphalia (1648) resulted in

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The guaranteed independence of numberous small German states

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5
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The Peace of Augsburg gave leaders the right to:

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determine the religion of the people

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6
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What characteristic of Government has politiques?

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secular government

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7
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Which of the religious groups benefited most from the Edict of Nantes?

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Huguenots

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8
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During the Thirty Years War, France pursued a policy of supporting who?

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protestant princes and rulers against the Hapsburg

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What did the treaty of Prague do?

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strengthen the Hapsburg and weaken the power of the German Princes

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The Defenestration of Prague was a response to which monarch’s policies?

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Ferdinand and Archduke of Styria

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11
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Did the defeat of the Spanish Armada encourage Catholicism?

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no

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12
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Who was responsible for restoring England to the Catholicism of Henry VIII?

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Mary Tudor

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13
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Did the Treaty of Westphalia elevate Sweden to the rank of an elector state?

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no

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14
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How many semi-autonomous states were in the Holy Roman Empire?

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360

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15
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Were there wars between the autonomous states?

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yes but not always

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16
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What treaty ended the Hapsburg Valois war and who won?

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Cateau-Cambrèsis, Spain

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17
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What type of wars are the Hapsburg Valois wars?

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political/dynastic

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18
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Who was Philip II?

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Spanish ruler whose father was Charles V

Wanted to make Spain the dominant country with a main religion as Catholic.

19
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What is the Escorial?

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Philip II’s mega estate

20
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What happened in the Largest Naval Battle in the 16th century?

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The battle of Lepanto was a huge victory of Spain against the Ottomans.

21
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Was Spain successful in Europe after Lepanto?

22
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How many providences of the Dutch were led by William the Orange against Spain?

23
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Who did the Spanish Netherlands(Belgium) flee to to win the revolt against Spain?

24
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Who was King Philip’s wife?

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How did Spain try to invade England and why?
They sent their large but slow Spanish Armarda to impose Catholicism.
26
Political philosophies and religious doctrine are often intertwined. Which pairings tended to go together in the late sixteenth century?
Absolute monarchy and Counter-Reformation Catholicism; decentralized local rule and Calvinism
27
The Baroque style in art emphasized
Dramatic, three-dimensional displays of raw energy
28
After the discovery of the Americas, Europe's population
Increased dramatically
29
In the sixteenth century, Spain's hopes of building a world empire were foiled by the military resistance of
The Netherlands
30
Who did Philip II send to suppress revolt in the netherlands?
Duke of Alva with his reign of Terror
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How many French Civil Religious wars were there?
9 wars
32
What was Catherine the Great to France and her religion?
a reagent who worked under her three sons as kings; Catholic despite French Conversions to Calvinism
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What happened on St. Bartholemew's day?
Catherine de Medici indirectly massacred Huguenots
34
What type of war was the war of three Henrys.
Power struggle between 3 dynasties
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What was the order of the periods in the thirty years war?
Bohemia, Danish, Swedish, French
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What was the event that started the war and where did it occur?
Defenestration of Prague in Bohemia
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Who dominated the Danish Phase?
Catholics
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Who was Wallenstein?
A general hired by the HRE for Danish Phase
39
What country was Gustavus Adolphus from?
Sweden
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What did the treaty of Westphalia do | (5)?
renewed peace of Augsburg HRE gained calvinism and lost catholicism Netherlands and Switzerland gained independence France gained land and power Hapsburgs lost power
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What did the Edict of Nantes do (3)?
Huguenots could privately worship in their own cities They could take public office. They could have fortified cities.
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French Huguenots were persecuted for the first time in 1525, because
The French hoped to ransom their king, who had been captured by the anti-Protestant Holy Roman Emperor
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Philip II ran large debts, but had access to significant cash flow as the ruler of the wealthy kingdom of
Castile
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What was the Pacification of Ghent?
A 1576 union of Catholic and Protestant provinces in the Netherlands, which allowed them to create a united front against Spain while maintaining distinct religious identities