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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 switzerlandĀ
P russia emerges as a great power -- started as the strongest state
Edict of Nantes
( 1598)
Religious toleration and religious pluralismĀ
Public worship wasn't allowedĀ
Gave religious protection to Huguenots
by Henry Navarre or henry IV
IV
4
VI
6
IX
9
XII
12
13
XIII
18
XVIII
XIV
14
XV
15
XVI
16
XVII
17
PEACE OF AUGSBURG
1555
divided Europe
princes can pick either Catholicism or Protestantism
Treaty of Utrecht
( 1713)Ā
Result of Spanish succession war
Maintained balance of power in europeĀ
Ended expansion of Lousei XIV
BILL OF RIGHT
1689
England become a constitutional monarchy, end of divine rights and absolutism Ā
LAWS and TAXATION canāt 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
Act of supremacy
(1534) makes king head of states and church so he could divorce his wife
Henry VIII ( defender of faith)
Treaty of tordesillas
1494) by Pope alexander VI
divided up new worl
95 thesis
Martin Luther
95 theses (1517) -- God can only forgive not the popesĀ
War of religion 1559-1648
Spanish armada
Catholic spain VS protestant england
1588)Ā
Elizabeth gave her tilbury speech leading to england naval battleĀ
England wins and spain takes a huge hit
Ā thirty years war
(1618-1648) 17th cen
cause: failure of peace of augsburg
Bohemian phase
( 1618- 1625)
Ā Cause: Defenestration of prague ( 1618)Ā -- people were thrown out window and survivedĀ
Ferdinand II was a catholic ruler and was shutting down protestant churchesĀ
Danish Phase
2 (1625-1630
Edict of restitution ( 1629)
Calvinism is illegal and Lutherans had to return land to CatholicsĀ
Height of catholic dominance
Swedish phase
3 (1629-1635)Ā
Gustavus Adolphus - king of sweden pushed the catholic army back to bohemiaĀ
Father of modern warfare -- you can push cannons now
French phase
(1635-1642)
Cardinal richelieu-- france allied with protestant forcesĀ
He was a well know politiqueĀ
Why? France joined because they didn't like habsburgs
Edict of Fontainebleau ( 1685)
( 1685)
edict of nantes revoked, calvinist couldn't practice religionĀ
War of spanish succession (
1701-13)
Cause: charles II ( spanish habsburg king) gave spanish landĀ
to grandson Louis IV ( give him too much power) causing unbalancedĀ of powerĀ
Result: grand alliance in opposition of France
Treaty of paris
( 1763)- france was removed from North america and Britain dominated India-
- britain become the dominant colonial empire
7 years war french and indian war-
1754-63)
Ā prussia and Great Britain vs France and Austria ( maria tresaĀ wanted to win back SilesiaĀ but failed to do soĀ Ā
Test act ( 1673)
excluded those unwilling to receive the sacrament of the church of England\
limits kings power in glorious rev
Habeas corupus act 1679
parliament to limit Charlesās power
judges demand prisoner gets a trail before
cause for continued imprisonment
glorious revolution / bloodless revolt
1688
Whig and tory leaders findĀ
Parliamentās last resort, James II was taken off the throne and Mary ( his daughter) married to William of ornate assumed the throne
Pragmatic sanction
The Habsburg Empire would remain intact under her rule ā issued by Leopold I