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Thirty Years War Objective SWBAT interpret the causes and effects of the Thirty Years War and the English Civil War.

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3 Objective SWBAT interpret the causes and effects of the Thirty Years War and the English Civil War

4 DO NOW Pick up the chart for the 30 Years War notes. In your notes or on a separate sheet of paper list the causes and effects of the Spanish Armada.

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6  Holy Roman Empire had collapsed into several small separate states - they didn’t listen to the Emperor  Religion - North was Protestant and South was Catholic  Reformation  Defenestration of Prague - Protestant noblemen threw 2 Royal Officials out of a Castle Window in Prague.

7 Defenestration  throwing someone out a window May 1618 Calvinist revolt began when rebels threw two Catholic members of the Bohemian royal council from a window 70 feet above ground The two landed on a pile of manure and had minor injuries Taking control of Prague, the Calvinist rebels elected a new king  Frederick V

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9  Religious War 1618-1648  Spain and Poland (Catholic States) lead by Ferdinand II  vs.  (Protestant Powers) Netherlands and Sweden.

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13  PEACE OF WESTPHALIA 1648  General Peace in Europe  France gained territory  Netherlands won Independence  Swiss Federation won Independence  Germany divided into 360+ Separate States - fragmented - each one had its own coinage, government, state church and foreign policy  Prussia emerged as a New Protestant Power  Austria and Hapsburgs emerged as a strong Catholic Power

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15 Exit Ticket What were some of the causes and effects of the Thirty Years War? treaty

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