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Luther's ideas were met with opposition in England.
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The English King had a conflict with the Pope.
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The king took away the control of the Pope over the church and called Parliament into session.
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The King was fine with the Protestants.
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The Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy, making the monarch the leader of the Church.
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The Protestants started posting posters everywhere in Paris.
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The Holy Roman Emperor ruled Germany before the Reformation.
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The Emperor initiated a crackdown against Protestants in Germany, this resulted in a religious war.
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The Frech queen tried to bring peace to the nation by marrying the leader of the Protestants.
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The Peace of Augsburg allowed each German ruler to choose what religion the nation would follow.
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The King championed counter-reformation, the Protestants were not allowed to worship freely.
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Many of the Dutch people worshipped Calvinism, the King had set up a inquistion against this. The Dutch people rebelled against this and it started a war lasting more than 75 years.
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Anti-Protestants started to attack and kill Protestants, in total around 300 protestants were killed.
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When the Queen of England sent help to the Dutch rebels, Philip responded with an attack overseas. English nacy fought back and won.
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The French King made the Catholicism the religion of the Church and give protestants the freedom to perform their own religion.
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Spain joined the Thirty Years' war in hope of restoring Catholicism.
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This treaty allowed people to practise their own religion.