1. How did ending the Edict of Nantes hurt Louis XIV’s economy?
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How did ending the Edict of Nantes hurt Louis XIV’s economy?

2. Central European Monarchs Clash
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3. Thirty Years’ War Pt. 1 1555: Peace of Augsburg
Lutheran & Catholic princes tried to gain followers
1618: Ferdinand II – head of Hapsburg fam (Catholic)
Ruled Czech kingdom of Bohemia
Closed churches – Protestants revolted – Ferd sent army to crush them
Thirty Years’ War officially began

4. Thirty Years’ War Pt 2 Hapsburg (Catholic) Triumphs Hapsburg Defeats
For 12 years, Austrian/Spanish troops crushed German Protestants
Hapsburg Defeats
1630: Protestants of Sweden turned tide of the war
1635: Cardinal Richelieu sent French troops to fight Hapsburgs
Peace of Westphalia (1648)
Weakened Hapsburgs, strengthened France, ended religious wars in Europe, began idea of Modern States (equal independent states)

6. Austria Grows Stronger
Austrian Hapsburgs wiped out Protestantism
Ruler – Charles VI – controls Austrian, Hungarian, and Bohemian empires
Daughter, Maria Theresa, inherits throne
Faces war from those who want to take land from her

7. Prussia Challenges Austria
Frederick William built army to best in Europe
Son, Frederick the Great followed in his footsteps but more tolerant
1740: Attacked Austria
Hungary, and Great Britain joined to fight Prussia – stopped the attack

8. The Seven Years War Austria, France, Russia VS Britain and Prussia
1756: Team 1 attacks team 2
Fought in Europe, India, and America
War did not change territory in Europe