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treaty of Westphalia

1648

  • E nd of wars of religion

  • F rance is europe's more powerful -- Sun king takes over

  • C alvinism is added to peace of augsburg

  • H oly roman empire is dissolved

  • I ndependence of netherlands and switzerland 

  • P russia emerges as a great power -- started as the strongest state

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Edict of Nantes

( 1598)

  • Religious toleration and religious pluralism 

  • Public worship wasn't allowed 

  • Gave religious protection to Huguenots

  • by Henry Navarre or henry IV

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PEACE OF AUGSBURG

1555

  • divided Europe

  • princes can pick either Catholicism or Protestantism

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Treaty of Utrecht

( 1713) 

  • Result of Spanish succession war

  • Maintained balance of power in europe 

  • Ended expansion of Lousei XIV

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BILL OF RIGHT

  • 1689

  • England become a constitutional monarchy, end of divine rights and absolutism  

LAWS and TAXATION can’t be done without the approval of the parliament

  • KING ISENT ABOVE THE LAW, they cant dissolve parliament

  • protestant kings only

  • you cant make a army in peace time, without parliament

  • only parliament can OKAY taxes

  • FREEEDOM OF SPEECH

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  • Act of supremacy

  • (1534) makes king head of states and church so he could divorce his wife

  • Henry VIII ( defender of faith)

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Treaty of tordesillas

1494) by Pope alexander VI

  • divided up new worl

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95 thesis

Martin Luther

95 theses (1517) -- God can only forgive not the popes 

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War of religion 1559-1648

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Spanish armada

Catholic spain VS protestant england

  • 1588) 

    Elizabeth gave her tilbury speech leading to england naval battle 

    • England wins and spain takes a huge hit

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 thirty years war

(1618-1648) 17th cen

cause: failure of peace of augsburg

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Bohemian phase


( 1618- 1625)

 Cause: Defenestration of prague ( 1618)  -- people were thrown out window and survived 

  • Ferdinand II was a catholic ruler and was shutting down protestant churches 

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Danish Phase


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Edict of restitution ( 1629)

  • Calvinism is illegal and Lutherans had to return land to Catholics 

Height of catholic dominance

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Swedish phase

3 (1629-1635) 

Gustavus Adolphus - king of sweden pushed the catholic army back to bohemia 

  • Father of modern warfare -- you can push cannons now

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French phase

(1635-1642)

Cardinal richelieu-- france allied with protestant forces 

  • He was a well know politique 

Why? France joined because they didn't like habsburgs

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  • Edict of Fontainebleau ( 1685)

  • ( 1685)

  • edict of nantes revoked, calvinist couldn't practice religion 

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War of spanish succession (

1701-13)

  • Cause: charles II ( spanish habsburg king) gave spanish land 

    to grandson Louis IV ( give him too much power) causing unbalanced of power 

  • Result: grand alliance in opposition of France

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Treaty of paris

( 1763)- france was removed from North america and Britain dominated India-

- britain become the dominant colonial empire

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7 years war french and indian war-

1754-63)

 prussia and Great Britain vs France and Austria ( maria tresa  wanted to win back Silesia  but failed to do so  

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Test act ( 1673)

excluded those unwilling to receive the sacrament of the church of England\

  • limits kings power in glorious rev

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Habeas corupus act 1679

parliament to limit Charles’s power

  • judges demand prisoner gets a trail before

  • cause for continued imprisonment

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glorious revolution / bloodless revolt

1688

  • Whig and tory leaders find 

  • Parliament’s last resort, James II was taken off the throne and Mary ( his daughter) married to William of ornate assumed the throne

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Pragmatic sanction

The Habsburg Empire would remain intact under her rule — issued by Leopold I

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