AP-EURO: Religious conflicts & centalization Review

What was the name of the law in England that established the monarch as the head of the church?

Provide two qualities of this type of art.

Provide two Catholic painters or sculptors who contributed to this movement.

What are two reasons the thirty years war was significant.

In what two ways did these leaders begin to centralize?

In which empire/state did the last European war over religion start?

Provide the two monarchs that controlled religion in England to further their power.

Which two Catholic states/empires would permanently lose power after this 30 years war ?

How did 30 years war start in HRE?

Which two centralized states/empires ‘carried’ the Protestants to victory?

one Protestant painter that still contributed to the movement’s style, but focused on regular people rather than the Chu

What two revolts challenged centralized monarchal power in Spain and France during the 17th century?

What three states would later partition a weak, un-centralized Poland years later?

Besides wanting to keep power themselves, what else motivated the Spanish nobles of Catalonia to revolt?

What was the new form of art that arose due to the uncertainty, chaos, and destruction of the Early Modern Era?

What is one more reasons the thirty years war was significant.

What are three laws or areas that allowed some form (limited or unlimited) religious pluralism in Early Modern Europe?

What are two more reasons the thirty years war was significant.

Why were puritans dissatisfied with the Anglican church?

What leader(s) attempted to centralize Poland?

Name the rulers of these states that began to centralize.

How did the nobles control the monarch of Poland?

Provide four countries that participated on the side of the Protestants in 30 years war

Provide three countries that participated in 30 years war on the side of the Catholics.

What was the name of this new church (either name works)?

After being outlawed and persecuted, what two places did Puritans emigrate to?

Who was the ultimate centralized monarch in Spain, beginning in the 16th century?

Provide two ways Philip II centralized more than his predecessors.

What was the name of the peace settlement at the end of this war?

What group was dissatisfied with this new church?

name of the law in England required persons to go to the official church in England every Sunday& use Common book of pra

What was the new form of art used as a part of the Catholic Counter Reformation to glorify the Church?

Which two powers began to centralize and become dominant during the 15th and 16th centuries?

Provide two painters or writers that contributed to baroque/mannerism movement.

Which area of Europe was dominant during the Post-Classical Era, prior to the Renaissance?

What were the two groups of people these rulers united their people to fight against/chase out?