Eighty Years' War

of the proprietor. Upon the initiation of the Northern Seven Years’ War, an efficient system and structure had proactively been enacted by the militaristic

between France and Spain (The Pyrenees Mountain Range Map and Details, 2016). According to Thomas Poulsen, this mountain wall played a significant role in the history of the two bordering countries and in Europe as a whole (2016). During the thirty-year war, Spain and France fought, but in November 7, 1659 the Treaty of Pyrenees

Nations across Europe joined the war based on the religious identity they classified themselves under, yet because the Habsburg dynasty ruled Spain and parts of the Low Countries (Netherlands), the Catholics had a heavy advantage. France, realizing they could potentially become surrounded by the Habsburg dynasty, joins the Thirty Years’ War on the side of the Protestants, even though France as a nation identifies as a Catholic nation.

War has long been a part of the human experience. In earlier dates of history, it was used as a means to gain power and land. Romans expanded their empire by constantly going to war with surrounding areas. Many countries we have today are a result of one war or another. There have been protests and rallies across the globe giving their take on war. Even philosophers such as Sun Tzu give their take in books such as The Art of War. Although wars can be juvenile at times, and result in a horrid number

realize that he is not a person to be messed with. Despite the reputation of his younger years, Henry V proves himself a selfless king. As a young man, Henry had a reputation of being immature because he spent time with the common people, but Henry disproves this by showing his selflessness for the good of his country. When he becomes king he shows where his values lie and use his experiences from his earlier years to better understand the common people. This results in him being able to relate to

are just as significant as the war itself in todays society. The American Revolution was caused by many factors but imop the politics is where it went haywire. A lot of the transitions into the war were because of all the Acts that get passed. I believe this aspect strongly encouraged the most tension to start the American Revolution. Around 1745 there was another war that took place called the French and Indian war. The English got into a lot of debt (because war is expensive just ask the bush administration)

Draft One of the world’s most important wars happened in medieval time, known as the Hundred Year’s war. The Hundred Year’s war was a war between England and France, which started as a conflict between kings. The war also brought many changes to fighting tactics, religion, and government. The Hundred Year’s war, which started off as a conflict to become king, had major turning points and battles which helped bring change to the world. The Hundred Year’s war was caused by a conflict that started

many years of strife between Catholics and Protestant Reformers, war broke out in the Holy Roman Empire in 1618. This long lasting conflict, known as the Thirty Years’ War, would not cease until the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648. The political, economic, and social causes had been intensifying since the Protestant Reformation and the Peace of Augsburg. With a nation divided vastly, in massive debt, and in continuous religious conflict, there was only one solution: war. The Thirty Years’ War was a

Kaden: Today we are gonna talk about the 30 years war. This war, was fought by many different countries, and next to world war two is the biggest conflict Europe has had. And it’s not World War I! Intro: Ben: The 30 years war was fought in response to the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand the Second attempting to restrict the rights of the protestants in europe. Kaden: the countries involved were Spain,Netherlands, Denmark, the Catholic and protestant parts of germany,Sweden,the french and the british

French had lost several major battles to the English including the annihilation of the French army at Agincourt with a loss of 10,000 French soldiers. France had also been devastated by the Black plague from 1348 to 1349 resulting in the halt of the war for nearly a decade and a significantly reduced army. After multiple losses, morale was low and