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AP European History Chapter 7: 1550-1579 Section 4: 1560-1569 Political History By Dallin F. Hardy

Florence

 Uffizi

 1560

 Begun

Tuscany

 Cosimo I de’ Medici

 1569-1574

 Grand Duke of Tuscany

 Cosimo the Great

 Grand Duchy of Tuscany

 1569-1859

 Formerly known as

Reformation

 Religions in Europe

 1560 Holy Roman Empire

 Heidelberg

 1560’s

 Center for

 Calvinism

 Maximilian II

 1564-1576

 Holy Roman Emperor Hesse

 Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel

 1567-1803

Scotland

 1560

 Led by

 Church of

 1560

 Presbyterian

 Founded by

 John Knox  Return of Mary, Queen of Scots

 1561

 Daughter of

 Mary of Guise  Marriage of Henry & Mary

 1565  Henry Stuart

 1565-1567

 King consort of Scotland

 Lord Darnley  Birth of James

 1566  James Hepburn

 Earl of Bothwell

 Mary’s lover  Murder of David Rizzio

 1566

 Murder of Henry Stuart

 1567

 Kirk o’ Field  Trial for Darnley’s Murder  1567  Marriage of Mary and James

 May 15, 1567  Scottish Rebellion

 1567  Mary’s Imprisonment

 June 16, 1567

Castle

 Abdication of Mary, Queen of Scots

 July 24, 1567

 James VI

 1567-1625

 King of Scotland

 Mary’s Escape

 May 2, 1568

 Mary’s Exile in England

 1568-1587 England

 Acts and Monuments

 1563

 John Foxe

 Foxe's Book of Martyrs

 Thirty-nine Articles

 1563

 Moderate

 Official religion of the Church of England  Puritans

 Former

 Marian exiles  Wanted to purify

 Anglican Church

 Mary’s House Arrest in England

 1568-1587  Mary Queen of Scots  Rising of the North

 1569

 Catholic nobles

 Sought to

 Depose

 Queen Elizabeth

 Enthrone

 Mary, Queen of Scots

Conspiracy

 1560

 French Protestants

 Sought to kidnap

 Francis II

 Louis, Prince of Conde

 Huguenot leader  Charles IX

 1560-1574

 King of France

 January Edict

 1562

 Issued by

 Catherine de Medicis  Granted Protestants

 Freedom to

 Worship  Francis

 Duke of Guise

 Militant Catholic  Massacre of Vassy

 March 1, 1562

 Duke of Guise

 Killed

 80 defenseless

 Began

 French Wars of Religion

 1562-1598

 First French War of Religion

 1562-1563

 Assassination of Francis, Duke of Guise

 February 24, 1563

 Peace of Amboise

 March 19, 1563

 Armed Peace

 Second French War of Religion

 1567-1568  Third French War of Religion  1568-1570  Death of Louis, Prince of Conde

 1569

 Killed at the

 Battle of  Gaspard de Coligny

 Huguenot leader Netherlands

 Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle

 1560  Chief councilor to  Margaret of  1561

 Made cardinal

 Lamoral

 Count of Egmont  Philip de Montmorency

 Count of Horn  Ecclesiastical Reorganization of the Netherlands

 1561

 Cardinal Granvelle

 Wanted to

 Check Protestants

 Centralize the government

 Compromise of Nobles

 1566

 Pledge

 To resist the decrees of

 Council of Trent

 Beeldenstorm

 1566

 “Statue storm”

 Dutch Iconoclasm

 Spanish Invasion of the Netherlands

 1567

 Fernando Álvarez de Toledo  1567-1573  Governor of the Netherlands

 Duke of Alba

 Sent to the Netherlands

 To suppress the revolt 

 1567-1574

 Executed

 Thousands of heretics  Spanish Rule

 1567-1577  Execution of Lamoral & Philip

 June 5, 1568

 Lamoral

 Count of Egmont

 Philip de Montmorency

 Count of Horn

 1568-1648

 Led by

 William the Silent  Revolt in the Netherlands  War for Independence  1568  1775

 17 Provinces  13 Colonies

 King Philip II of Spain  King George III of Britain

 Margaret of Parma  Thomas Gage

 Compromise  Olive Branch Petition

 “Beggars”  “Yankees”

 Dutch Iconoclasm  Boston Tea Party

 Duke of Alba  William Howe/Cornwallis

 Taxation and repression  Taxation and repression

 Independence from Spain  Independence from Britain

 William of Orange  George Washington

 Union of Brussels  United States

 Estates General  Second Continental Congress

 Perpetual Edict 

 Act of Abjuration  Declaration of Independence

Poland

 Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

 1569-1795

 Sejm

 1569 Ottoman Empire

 Expansion of the Ottoman Empire

 1566

Hungary

 Partition of Hungary

 1568 Spanish Empire

 Spanish Treasure Fleet  1566-1790

 Flota System

 Protected

 Atlantic trade