Unit 2:1 The Age of Religious Wars

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Unit 2:1 The Age of Religious Wars

The French Wars of Religion

Francis II of France r. 1559-1560

Catherine de Médici(s) 1519-1589

Gaspard de Coligny 1519-1572

Charles IX of France r. 1560-1574

St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

Henry III of France r. 1574-1589

Henry IV of France (of Navarre) r. 1589-1610

Imperial Spain and England

Philip II of Spain r. 1556 -1598

Spanish Empire

Fresco of Battle of Lepanto

The Netherlands

William I of Orange “the Silent” 1533-1584

The Duke of Alba 1507-1582

Mary I of England Mary Tudor r. 1553-1558

Elizabeth I of England r. 1558-1603

Mary Stuart Queen of Scots r. 1542-1567

Sir Francis Drake 1540-1596

John Knox c. 1514 - 1572

John Knox admonishing Mary Queen of Scots

The Spanish Armada

The Thirty Years’ War

The Palatinate

Heidelberg, the German Geneva

Maximilian of Bavaria 1573-1651

Bavaria

Ferdinand II HRE 1619-1637

Bohemia

Frederick V Elector Palatinate

Christian IV of Denmark r. 1588-1648

Holstein

Albrecht von Wallenstein

Gustavus Adolphus r. 1611-1632

Brandenburg-Prussia