big events in renaissance europe
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Big Events in Renaissance Europe. Rebellion in Spanish Netherlands (537) Spanish Armada (538-539) St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (541) Edict of Nantes (541) Building of Palace of Versailles (543) War of Spanish Succession (544) English Civil War (547) Great Restoration (549) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Big Events in Renaissance EuropeRebellion in Spanish Netherlands (537)
Spanish Armada (538-539)St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (541)
Edict of Nantes (541)Building of Palace of Versailles (543)
War of Spanish Succession (544)English Civil War (547)
Great Restoration (549)Glorious Revolution (550)
Thirty Years War (556)
Lesson #6
1. Who was involved & when it happened2. What happened & where it happened3. What was result and significance
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Rebellion in Spanish Netherlands• Who was involved & when it happened – • 1550 in North Europe (between France &
Germany)• What happened & where it happened – • Spain had owned Netherlands, but Neth.
was very different – Protestant, mercantile• Significance of it – Spain was
challenged successfully
Spanish Armada • Who was involved & when it happened – – 1588 – Spain attacked England
• What happened & where it happened – – Spain sent INVINCIBLE ARMADA to
England to teach them a lesson– English Channel– Spain lost good portion of fleet
• Significance of it - – Spain challenged successfully– England proved it was strong
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St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
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• Who was involved & when it happened – • 1572 – Paris and Huguenot regions of France
• What happened & where it happened – • Daughter of King of France (Catholic) was to
marry Henry Bourbon (Protestant leader)• Protestants were attacked and killed –
thousands died across nation• Significance of it - • Showed level of seriousness
of wars of Religion in France
Edict of Nantes• Who was involved & when it happened – – 1598 in France
• What happened & where it happened – – Henry Bourbon ascended to throne and converted to
Catholic, but 15 years later issued this edict to create peace in France
– It gave full rights to Huguenots (Protestants) in France
• Significance of it - – Created a peace and prosperity– Henry IV (Bourbon) remained popular
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Building of Palace of Versailles
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• Who was involved & when it happened – • 1682 outside Paris
• What happened & where it happened – • Louis XIV built greatest palace in Europe• Louis had been overthrown in childhood• Goal was to tame nobility•Made it a privilege to live at Versailles
• Significance of it - • Nobility no longer threatened
Louis – wanted to serve him
War of Spanish Succession• Who was involved & when it happened – – 1700-1715 – war involving all European powers– They wanted to prevent France from getting all power in
Spain by letting Louis’s Grandson take throne of Spain
• What happened & where it happened – – Spanish king died without an heir– Next in line was grandson of Louis XIV– A coalition formed to prevent that
• Significance of it - – France lost supremacy – weakened by war
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English Civil War
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• Who was involved & when it happened – • 1640-1650 in England• Parliament vs. King
• What happened & where it happened – • King was an absolutist• Parliament rebelled & won• King executed by Parliament
• Significance of it - • England becoming more
democratic
Great Restoration & Glorious Revolution
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• Who was involved & when it happened – • Glorious Rev in 1688 gave throne of
England to James II daughter and her husband William of Orange (Protestant from Netherlands)
• What happened & where it happened – • Parliament made this decision
• Significance of it - • Greater voice to the
people
30 Years War
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• Who was involved & when it happened – • 1618-1648• Fought in Germany but joined by Spain (Cath),
France (Cath fighting on Prot side), Sweden (Prot), Denmark (Prot)
• What happened & where it happened – • Last of the wars of Religion• Returned Germany to Peace
of Augsburg, in which all section’s leaders to decide religion
• Significance of it - • Spain surpassed by France
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