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1 The Swedish Phase (1630-1635) By: Steven Higgins

2 Gustavus Adolphus ► Made Sweden into a Baltic Power ► Military genius ► Devout Lutheran

3 Sweden’s Intervention ► Adolphus’s army defeated the imperial army in northern Germany, and they pushed into the heart of Germany. ► Ferdinand II was forced to recall Albrecht Von Wallenstein.  Later assassinated

4 The Battle of Lützen ► 1632 ► Swedish achieved victory ► Adolphus was killed  Swedish army became less effective.

5 Battle of Nördlingen ► Imperial forces defeated the Swedish.  The Swedish were driven out of Southern Germany.  Guaranteed that Southern Germany would remain Catholic

6 The Annulment of the Edict of Restitution ► The Religious Civil War ended in Germany. ► Ferdinand II made peace with the Protestants. ► War entered Franco- Swedish Phase

7 The End!!!

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