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1 Both groups start to organize formally to spread their own influence
30YW – Background Peace of Augsburg – 1555 Peace over religious warfare between Catholics & Lutherans, didn’t last Left Protestant and Catholic princes very suspicious of each other Both groups start to organize formally to spread their own influence Ferdinand is the spark that ignites the flame of war 30 Years War lasts from

2 4 Phases of War Bohemian (Ferdinand) Danish (Christian IV)
30YW - Background 4 Phases of War Bohemian (Ferdinand) Danish (Christian IV) Swedish (Gustavus Adolphus) Franco-Swedish (Louis XIII and Richelieu)

3 Gustavus Adolphus Ferdinand II Christian IV Louis XIII

4 30YW – Causes (Start of Bohemian Phase)
Ferdinand II becomes king of the Austrian part of Charles’ empire (Philip was King of Spain) Son of Charles V HRE (this will matter in a minute) Austria mainly Catholic, but parts were Protestant (Bohemia) Bohemia is where Ferdinand II is Protestants in Prague revolt, Ferdinand’s army crushes them

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6 Prague - & the start of the 30YW

7 30YW – Causes (Start of Bohemian Phase)
DEFENESTRATION (throwing someone/thing out a window) OF PRAGUE Protestants rebel and throw two Habsburg governors and a secretary out a window Saved (according to Catholics) by the Virgin Mary Landed on a pile of manure German Protestant princes join rebellion This starts the Thirty Years’ War - Official cause, but remember this is a symptom of a larger issue War over religion and territory and power among European royal families (Hapsburg = name of Spain and Austria’s royal families)

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9 30YW – Bohemian Phase (Finishing Up)
Ferdinand II is crowned HRE Mad about Defenestration of Prague New King is crowned in Bohemia Frederick V (Protestant) Ferdinand sends in troops, doesn’t want to lose kingship Was also afraid of losing the balance of religious power throughout central Europe Uses both help from Spanish and Bavarians (all Catholics) to defeat Frederick V They dominate and Frederick has to flee Ferdinand declares all of Bohemia Catholic and the Spanish go back to war with the Dutch (this will matter in a second)

10 King Christian IV (Dutch Protestant) decide to help out
30YW – Danish Phase King Christian IV (Dutch Protestant) decide to help out Ally with English, remember they are Protestant They attempt to attack Ferdinand – doesn’t help Ferdinand II hires Albrecht von Wallenstein (new commander & mercenary)

11 30YW – Danish Phase Cont. Von Wallenstein & Habsburgs… Destroy Christian IV and Protestants Pays his soldiers by letting them loot and destroy the villages they go through Most of Central Europe is destroyed as a result of fighting This all results in Ferdinand II issuing Edict of Restitution Gives Catholics back everything they have lost over the last 75 years, and forces Calvinists to stop worship Von Wallenstein scares many Habsburgs so Ferdinand II is forced to dismiss him

12 30YW - Sweden to the rescue
Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden (a Lutheran) helps Protestants Very smart leader, and extremely good tactician Also a Lutheran Sweden at this point is a huge power in Scandinavia Controlled Finland, parts of Russia, Poland, German lands Ferdinand II is scared so he re-hires Von Wallenstein Swedes drive Hapsburg armies out of northern Germany even with the help of Von Wallenstein Gustavus Adolphus killed in battle in 1632 Swedes push as far as southern Germany, but ultimately are pushed back north by Habsburgs This is without Von Wallenstein – Ferdinand had him assassinated (poor guy) Edict of Restitution is annulled in order to keep the peace between southern Germany (Catholic) and northern Germany (Protestant)

13 Albrecht von Wallenstein

14 30YW – France Can Help too, right?
Louis XIII and Richelieu (and three musketeers) Although Catholic, they detest the Hapsburg family (competitors) Decide to support the Swedes and the German Protestants (remember they’re Catholic) Defeated the Hapsburgs in 1648 Shifts focus of war from religion to politics This becomes the trend for… well forever (for the most part) All parties are just kind of tired of fighting and ready for peace

15 30YW - Peace of Westphalia (1648)
Weakened Spain Strengthened France Gave independence to German princes (from Holy Roman Empire) Swiss Confederation recognized Dutch gain independence, Catholic part stays with Spain, later becomes Belgium Introduced idea of having all participants of a war meet to negotiate peace treaties

16 30YW – Major Impacts Much of German lands destroyed
Lost 15%-20% of their population Economy ruined War main reason Germany not unified until 1870 Biggest result: Europe was a group of independent, equal states – no religious empires Secularism becomes the norm HRE still exists but has no importance in Germany, becomes a Hapsburg—Austrian— rubber stamp Starts to define ruling families that will play a large role in WWI, eventually impacting WWII as well (this will reveal itself over the course of the next few units)

17 Some empires in eastern Europe were very weak
30YW – Major Impacts Some empires in eastern Europe were very weak Poland’s system requiring 100% agreement on all decisions Inefficient and they struggle Ottoman Empire (Turks) was too big and not able to control land it ruled over (Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria) Holy Roman Empire loses its political authority

18 Journal Entry 10/3/18 Discuss the articles regarding the social impacts of the war (what you did for me on Monday night) As a table write a thesis arguing the following prompt – What is the single greatest social impact of the 30 Years War? You can all write the same thesis or you can write your own, just make sure you talk with your table before you write your thesis

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