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Back to Iraq: The Search for Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction Bush's New National Security Strategy of the United States Contemporary Terrorist Organizations Eisenhower
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Modern Civilization Topic: The Empire Strikes Back Handout Two OUTLINE II. The Dynastic Wars and The Wars of Religion. A. The Counter Reformation B. Women and Witchcraft C. Spain vs. France D. The French Monarchy and the Wars of Religion. E. The Thirty Years War. QUESTIONS 1. How did the Catholic Church respond to the Protestant Reformation? What strategy did Rome employ, in order to bring the faithful back to the Church? Explain. 2. Who was Ignatius Loyola and what did he introduce to help the Church during the Counter Reformation? 3. What factors best explain the rise of Spain as one of the great powers in the early modern period? What role did Charles V play in the growth of Spanish might? 3. What were the reasons for the split between France and Spain? How was religion used in the conflict between the two powers? 4. Why was the Thirty Years’ War so important in European history? What were the reasons for the war and why were so many nations involved in the struggle? Explain. 5 Why were women, more often than not, singled out as witches? How were they treated? Explain. TERMS Louis XII Guise Tilly Ultraquists Charles V Henry IV White Mountain Leipzig Ferdinand II Richelieu Edict of Nantes Jesuits Wallenstein Lutzen Ignatius Loyola Council of Trent Peace of Augsburg Battle of Pavia Defenestration of Prague Condottieri Frederick V Catholic League Gustavus Adolphus Edit of Restitution Christian IV Spiritual Exercises The Index Sack of Rome Sforza |
