Western
Civilization
Word
List
Lecture
9:
Religious
Wars
in
Germany
and
France
Age
of
Religious
Wars
Dynastic
Holy
Roman
Empire
Charles
V
Martin
Luther/
Diet
of
Worms
Eastern
threat:
Ottoman
Empire
of
the
Turks
Suleiman
the
Magnificent
Western
Threat:
France
Valois
Dynasty
Francis
I
Henry
II
Habsburg
vs.
Valois
Southern
Threat/
The
Papacy
Clement
VII
Paul
III
Northern
Threat/
Germany
Schmalkaldic
League,
Lutherans
Philip
of
Hesse
John
Frederick
of
Saxony
Turks
at
Belgrade
(gateway
into
Hungary)
1st
Habsburg‐Valois
War
Turks
capture
Rhodes
Knight’s
War
Great
Peasant
Revolt
Battle
of
Pavia/
Charles
V
over
Francis
I
Treaty
of
Madrid
Louis
of
Hungary
2nd
Habsburg‐Valois
War
Persians
invaded
Ottoman
Empire
Sack
of
Rome/
Clement
VII
prisoner
Treaty
of
Cambrai/
Paix
des
dames
2nd
siege
of
Vienna
by
Turks
3rd
Habsburg
Valois
War:
Clement
VII
and
Francis
I
allies
with
Turks
Barbarossa
4th
Habsburg
Valois
War:
Francis
I,
Swiss,
Danes,
Scots
Schmalkaldic
War
5th
Habsburg
Valois
War:
Henry
II
Peace
of
Augsburg
Ferdinand
I
Holy
Roman
Empire
Philip
II
of
Spain
Treaty
of
Cateau‐Cambresis
Philip
II
married
Elizabeth
of
Valois
Henry
II’s
bride
Catherine
de
Medici
Nostradamus
Francis
II
married
Mary
Queen
of
Scots
Charles
IX
Henry
III
Francois,
Duke
of
Alencon
Marguerite
of
Valois
Bourbon
faction
Antoine
of
Navarre/
Huguenot/
Bourbon
Henri
of
Navarre
married
Marguerite
of
Valois
(Daughter
of
Henry
Ii
and
Catherine
de
Medici)
Catholic
faction
Francois,
Duke
of
Guise
Marie
of
Guise
marries
James
V
of
Scotland
Mary
Queen
of
Scots
Henri,
Duke
of
Guise
Conspiracy
of
Ambroise
Edict
of
Toleration,
Edit
of
St.
Germain
Vassy
Massacre
Edict
of
Amboise
Peace
of
Longjumeau
Peace
of
St.
Germain‐en‐Laye
St.
Bartholomew’s
Day
Massacre
Edict
of
Boulogne
Edict
of
Beaulieu
Catholic
League
Treaty
of
Fleix
War
of
the
Three
Henries
Henri
of
Guise
King
Henry
III
Henry
IV
of
Navarre
(Bourbon
Dynasty)
Edict
of
Nantes
Treaty
of
Vervins:
peace
with
Spain/Philip
II