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The Age of Religious Wars Magic Who Review

1.) I was the mother of Henry II, Charles IX, and Francis II I supported the Guises in an attempt to preserve the reigns of my sons. I was involved in the assassination of Huguenot leader Conde I was involved in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre.

2.) I led a massacre on Huguenots shortly after Catherine de Medicis issued the January Edict

3.) We were the Huguenot leaders who hesitated and lost support of the monarchy.

4.) I agree to the Peace of Bealieu but later took back Huguenot rights, after being pressured by the Catholic League

5.) I converted to Catholicism in order to create a more peaceful France.

6.) I was the daughter of Catherine of Aragon, wife of Philip II, and persecutor of Protestants in England.

7.) I was the daughter of Anne Boleyn, unified England, issued the Act of Supremacy and the 39 Articles

8.) I was the Catholic Stuart relative who had a small claim to the throne of England. I was killed by Elizabeth for plotting against her.

9.) I was the intolerant leader of Spain who sought fought the Turks and the Netherlands

10.) I headed the Council of Troubles to deal with the Netherlands problem.

11.) I won a major victory against the Turks and allowed for Spain to control the Mediterranean.

12.) I was the intolerant leader who wanted to Catholicize the HRE

13.) I fought Ferdinand II in the first phase of the 30 Years War. I lost to him and Johann Tilly at White Mountain.

14.) I was the great military commander during the 30 Years War. I was fired, brought back, then assassinated.

15.) I was the leader of Sweden and won a major victory at Breitenfeld.

Answer Key 1.) Catherine de Medicis 2.) Duke of Guise 3.) Conde and Coligny 4.) Henry III 5.) Henry IV (of Navarre) 6.) Mary I 7.) Elizabeth I 8.) Mary, Queen of Scots 9.) Philip II 10.) Duke of Alba 11.) Don John 12.) Ferdinand II 13.) Frederick V 14.) Albrecht of Wallenstein 15.) Gustavus Adolphus