Chapter 5 Section 3 Lecture 🎧

the closing of Catholic churches by Baelor the Blessed

the alliance of Maria Theresa and the White Walkers.

the invasion of Silesia by the King of Prussia.

Religion, territory, and power among European ruling families

Protestants hurled Catholic officials out a window

the destruction of Prague

the pillaging by Czechs of Prague

Catholic killings of Protestant in Prague

Peace of Augsburg

Peace of Paris

Peace of Westphalia

Treaty of Nickleback

Protestant Reformation

Territorial disputes

Colonial expansion

Economic issues

To gain new territories

To balance power in Europe

To weaken the Ottoman Empire

To spread Protestantism

It ended the Napoleonic Wars

It established the Holy Roman Empire

It marked the end of the Thirty Years' War

It started the Protestant Reformation

They bribed the nobles to follow them.

They married into their families to draw them closer.

They listened to their demands and made reforms.

They wiped out Protestantism there and created a new Czech nobility loyal to them.

Frederick the Great.

Joffrey Baratheon the first of his name.

William of Orange.

Maria Theresa.

He threatened to wipe them out and replace them with new nobility if they refused.

They were given exclusive right to be officers in the army.

They were given exclusive right to tax the citizens and keep the monies raised.

They wanted a war with Austria and King Frederick William I promised them one.

a military commander.

all-powerful and unrelenting.

a father to his people.

a Targaryen, descended from Aegon I.

Rhineland

Silesia

Poland

Ardennes

France claimed it

Prussia permanently kept it.

Peter III claimed it for Russia.

It became a new, independent nation.

Introducing a new currency

Building the Berlin Wall

Abolishing the standing army

Expanding primary education

Islam

Protestant

Orthodox

Catholic

Poland

Saxony

Silesia

Austria