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Bohemian
Danish
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| In 1618 the Peace of Augsburg unraveled and war broke out |
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1618-1625
-- Ferdinand II began to persecute Protestants
-- The Defenestration of Prague- 2 officials were thrown from a window and was the opening act of Bohemian Rebellion.
-- At first they were successful by electing Fredrick V- a Calvinist- as their king. Received no support in his battle against the Habsburgs.
--Defeated at Battle of White Mountain by Tilly who was commanding the forces of the Catholic League |
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| Two of the Emperor's Officials were thrown from a window- opening act of the Bohemian Rebellion |
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| The Winter King- Defeated by Tilly because he got no help from his Uncle King James. |
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| Tilly (Moderate) and Wallenstein (The one that makes stuff go) |
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1625-1629
-- Catholics wanted to move onto NW Germany
-- King of Denmark decided to aid Protestants
-- Wallenstein came onto the scene and had 20,000 soldiers who conquered most of northern Germany. He made a treaty with Denmark.
-- Edict of Restoration 1629- Catholicism is powerful and has a lot of control- Peace of Augsburg style |
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| 1629 - All Lands captured from Catholicism were to be returned, Lutherans expelled from RC lands, |
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1630-1635
- Catholics began to fight among themselves (Dismissed Wallenstein)
- Gustavus landed in Germany
- Colloquy of Leipzig- Lut. and Calv. try and decide if they would back GA
- Protestant Princes supported GA after sack of Magdeburg.
- Gustavus defeated Tilly at Battle of Leipzig
- GA captured Munich
- Defeated Wallenstein at Lutzen but GA died in battle
- After this phase, the Catholics and the Protestants didn't gain or lose but continued to battle |
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- Great leader of Sweden
- Urged mission work in America among the Indians |
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| Gustavus Landed in Germany |
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June 24th, 1630
100 Years after AC Presentation |
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1631
- Conference between Lutherans and Calvinists to see if they agreed and to see if they would join Gustavus Adolphus |
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1635-1648
-War becomes mainly political
-No one really gained land
-Peace made between Saxony and RC |
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1648, January 1st
- Settlement between RC and Protestants
- Was good for Protestants
- Cuius regio eius religio was confirmed with addition of Calvinism |
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