Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and homework in your agendas.

Will the person responsible for retrieving the journals for your table please do so.

TIPS ON NOTE TAKING:GREEN - Don't write it down if you don't want. It is there for to read and make a mental note.

BLUE - You should write this information down, but put it in your own words. Don't worry about coping it exactly. Put it in a way that you'll remember.

BLACK - You need to write this down. It is important. If you can find a way to write it using less words that okay, but make sure you are getting this information in your notes.

RED - This is very important and needs to be written in your notes EXACTLY as it is on the board.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

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Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

An act that makes the king the leader of the Church of England.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

An act that makes the king the leader of the Church of England.

Henry of Navarre, a Huguenot military commander and rightful heir to the French throne.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

An act that makes the king the leader of the Church of England.

Henry of Navarre, a Huguenot military commander and rightful heir to the French throne.

An official public order made by a king or another authority.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

An act that makes the king the leader of the Church of England.

Henry of Navarre, a Huguenot military commander and rightful heir to the French throne.

An official public order made by a king or another authority.

The Catholic ruler of Spain.

Vocab Word Search (Pages 516 - 520): Henry VIII -

annulment -

Act of Supremacy -

Henry IV -

edict -

Philip II -

armada -

The King of England.

An official action ending a marriage.

An act that makes the king the leader of the Church of England.

Henry of Navarre, a Huguenot military commander and rightful heir to the French throne.

An official public order made by a king or another authority.

The Catholic ruler of Spain.

Fleet of ships.

The Division of Christendom

How did religious conflicts divide Europe?

Do you remember some of the countries that are in Europe?

The English Reformation

Do you know anybody who ever got a divorce?

The English Reformation

* In 1525 Henry VIII wanted an annulment from his Catholic wife Catherine of Aragon. The Pope said no.

* Henry VIII was furious about the Pope limiting his power and married Anne Boleyn anyway.

* Henry urged Parliament to start the Church of England, which was independent of the Catholic Church. Made king head of the church (Act of Supremacy).

Religious Warfare in Germany

Religious Warfare in Germany

* In 1547 the Holy Roman Emperor forced people in German cities to convert to Catholicism. This started a civil war.

* The Peace of Augsburg it treaty that stops this war in 1555.

* It allows each prince to decide which religion his region will follow. Northern German became mostly Protestant - South Catholic.

PROTESTANT

CATHOLIC

Religious Conflict in France

Religious Conflict in France

* In 1534 Huguenots (French Protestants) started to protest the Catholic Church. This starts a civil war (Protestants v. Catholics) in 1560.

* To end the war Henry of Navarre (Protestant) converts to Catholicism and takes the throne (Henry IV).

* Edict of Nantes (treaty) makes France a Catholic country but allows Protestants to worship in peace.

The Inquisition in Spain

Look everyone - here comes more of the Inquisition.

The Inquisition in Spain

* In 1555 Philip II (Catholic) inherits the Netherlands (Protestant country) and set up an Inquisition.

* Dutch people rebel for 75 years and get help from Queen Elizabeth I of England.

* Spain sends its mighty armada to attack England, but it is destroyed by the English fleet. Spain's power weakens.

The Thirty Years’ War

How many countries need to be involved in order to have a world war?

The Thirty Years’ War

* Starts when the Holy Roman Emperor attacks Protestant rebels in Prague (Czech Republic) in 1618.

* Denmark, France and Sweden join in against the Holy Roman Emperor.

* Ends in 1648 with the Treaty of Westphalia - lets people practice their own religion even if its different than the king.

Important things to remember:

* King Henry VIII urged the Parliament to form a new Church because he felt the Pope limited his power and would not let him get a divorce.* The Peace of Augsburg allowed each prince to decide his regions religion. * The central region of Europe became primarily Protestant.

Catholic Countries

Protestant Countries

Orthodox Countries

The way that countries were divided during and after the Reformation.

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Use textbook pages 516 - 520 to complete your worksheet:

DenmarkNorway

Poland

Scotland

Netherlands

Spain

FranceS. Germany

Act of Supremacy

King

Catholicism religious war

Princes to decide the religion in their region

Civil war between Catholics and Huguenots3,000 Huguenots killed - St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre

Protestant

Catholicism Catholic Church

Huguenots freedom to practice their faith.

Inquisitiontroopsarmada

protestant rebelsPrague Denmark France

Sweden Holy Roman EmperorGermany

Treaty of Westphalia

The Division of Christendom (Video):1) Other than religion what other reason were there conflicts in Europe during the Reformation?

2) What kind of war was being fought in Germany during the Reformation?

3) What country had the bloodiest conflicts during the Reformation?

4) What did Henry IV sign to end the conflicts in France and what did it give Protestants?

5) What treaty ended the 30 Years War in Germany?

Homework: Conflicts in France