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The seven year war The seven year war started in 1756 when Frederick ll went to Europe uninvited. Frederick II was a Holy Roman Emperor. He was born on december 24, 1194 and died on december 13 1250. Frederick II went to deny what he thought was an astro attack from the russians Frederick invasion was a success a he managed to get in, but what he didn't know was he helped them prepare a powerful colonist against himself. He tried to invade Bohemia, but australians put unexpected great fight so

1. Briefly summarize the four phases of the 30 Years War. How did the war change the economic and political landscape of the Holy Roman Empire? The four phases of the thirty years can be summarised as the Bohemian phase, Danish phase, Swedish phase and French phase, which induced the Holy Roman Empire to lose money and caused the empire to split. The Bohemian phase from 1618 to 1625 was sparked by the defenestration of Prague. This incited civil war between the Catholics League and the Protestant

Hundred Years’ War was a war between England and France over rights to land, the succession of the French throne and economic conflicts. The war took place over such a large period of time because there were several different battles over different pieces of land. Also loyal to either the French and the English changed throughout the duration of the war as well. Both sides possessed different advantages that help them win certain battles but eventually the French would prevail. The Hundred Years War

Wedgwood, C.V. The Thirty Years War. London: Lowe & Brydone Ltd, 1938. Print. It is difficult to determine when the Thirty Years War really began. Ultimately, a culmination of events led to the tension between the countries of the Ottoman Empire. Prior to the war’s beginning on May 23, 1618, Europe was in a state of religious, political, and imperial turmoil. The Lutherans, Catholics, and Calvinists were

neighboring countries through economic, political, and social changes. It is in this context that the Thirty Years’ War affected Europe. This is evident in the Treaty of Westphalia, post-war catastrophes, and the rise of France. Hence, the Thirty Years’ War acted as a huge turning point in European history. The Treaty of Westphalia issued in 1648 which officially ended the Thirty Years’ War played a big role in European history. The treaty's role manifested in the areas of the political geography

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

The Hundred Years War was a pivotal moment in the relationship of England and France. The war caused trouble for both countries and their allies. France was even lead by Joan of Arc. Both countries suffered because of the long, drawn out war. They also had benefits. France benefited from the Hundred Years War and Joan of Arc religiously, for their strength, and unity. First of all, the Hundred Years War and Joan of Arc benefited France religiously. Many French people were killed by the English

The Thirty Years War was one of the longest and destructive wars over religious and political conflicts between the Catholic and Protestant states. The Peace of Westphalia, a series of peace treaties, was the peak element of the Holy Roman Empire; it paved the way for compromises in establishing sovereign states and the basis of religious toleration. The Bohemian Phase is located in Bohemia. It had a Catholic ruler but majority of the population are Protestant. This caused a lot of angry Protestants

Throughout the course of mankind, wars were raged on different continents. During this extended period of time, roughly four thousand years, there have been two wars labeled as “World Wars.” However, with research and expanded knowledge, there should at least be three “world wars,” and have the names altered to fit the criteria of such. This added war is known as: The Seven Years War. Despite misguiding evidence, and different historical accounts, the war can either be placed to have originated in

War was a recurring presence over the course of European history. The periods from 1500 to 1648 was marked by a number of major conflicts, but these wars were fought in different ways for different reasons. The development of nation-states as well as colonies shifted the way that battles were waged; however, the overall goal of influence on a foreign territory remained the same. Wars at this time were fought on a smaller scale, primarily for religious reasons, with one of those wars being the Thirty