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England
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Posted on Church doors at Wittenberg
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Holy Roman Empire
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Wanted a divorce from Catherine of Aragon to marry Anne Boylen
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against Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, a catholic
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Catholic Church, reaffirmed the doctrine of indulgences
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England, Protestant, 9 years old when came to the throne
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England, Catholic
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Germany, the princes religion so is the state religion
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England, Protestand
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Unrest between Catholics and Huguenots
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Netherlands, 12,000 people were charged with heresy or edition
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Huguenots murdered
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Decisive battle of Western History
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Offered limited religious freedom to Huguenots
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(King James VI of Scotland)
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Started as religious war and became a war of international conflict
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son of James I, married Catholic daughter of King Louis XIII
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Parliament says King is under them and gave him rules to follow
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open warfare between King and Parliament
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Parliament vs Monarch (Absolute Rule/Divine Right)
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France
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Leader of the Commonwealth
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Ended the 30 Years War, Spain declined, France became dominate power
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House of Lords - abolished
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Restoration of the Monarch
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Model rule after French Absolutism
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Illegitimate son of Charles II, Tried to take the throne
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Charles II brother, zealous Catholic
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Bloodless Revolution
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Daughter of James II
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Ordained every future monarch be a member of the Church of England
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Between Scotland and England, Catholic heirs of James II would in future have no more right to throne of Scotland and England