- Machiavelli wanted the state to be secular
- Merchants and rising middle class resented the bishops' power
- Peasantry in England, France, and Germany began to revolt openly against the Church Authority
- 1483-1536 Martin Luther
- Was a monk
- Led the attack on indulgences from within the Church
- 1517- Luther Posted the 95 Thesis
- The German people were very open to Luther
- Calvin believed that moral justice must take precedence
- SELF CONTROL was his central belief
- Believed that most people were damned
- The Council of Trent was passed
- There was a rise in folk religion and witchcraft
- The power if the monarchs increases
- The major war was the 30 Years War
- The Peace of Augsburg
- Allowed the principalities to choose their religion
- There were alliances formed between Protestants and between Catholics, which defeated the purpose
- The Thirty Years War started in Bohemia when Ferdinand (a Catholic) became king
- Afraid he was going to make Bohemia Catholic again
- Ferdinand used Jesuits to reclaim his territory
- The King of Denmark joined the Protestants
- Only joined to gain land
- Gustavus Adolphus, King of Swede, joined the war for his country
- Won the battle, but died during it
- Cardinal Ricelout accepted any allies, regardless of religion
- Went to war with Spain with Protestant allies
- After they won, the Treaty of Westphalia was introduced
- Protestantism was illegal in France, but they grew in numbers and attracted nobility
- Appealed for better treatment
- There was a marriage arrangement between Protestant and Catholic nobility, but the Medici's encouraged riots at the wedding, which ended in the St. Bartholomew's day massacre
- The Scots rebelled against Mary, Queen of Scots
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