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THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR, image, image, image, image, image, image, image…

- - - - Lutheran King of Denmark intervened, supported by England
      - 1626: Protestants were defeated, signed the Surrender of Breda
    - - King of Sweden created a balance of military power
      - a peace treaty was signed
        
        religious persecution stopped
        
        Protestant property returned
        
        Sweden: gain more power in the area
    - - Protestants: Germany, but were defeated
      - Emperor: German Catholics, King of Spain and Portugal
    - - preocupation for France
        
        After the Surrender of Breda, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire gained power
      - was a Catholic state, but formed an alliance with the Protestants against the Catholics
      - 1643: French army defeated the Spanish at the Battle of Rocroi
    - - the Holy Roman Emperor fought against them
      - some Bohemian Protestant nobles expelled the Catholics and appointed a Protestant king
  - - - Spanish monarchy lost their dominance over Europe
      - sovereignty of the German states recognised
      - Sweden: dominant state on the Baltic coast
      - France
        
        obtained territories in the Holy Roman Empire
        
        leading power in Europe
- - - - made laws, governed through decrees
- - - - Glorious Revolution in 1680
    - - Anglican nobles
      - Puritan bourgeoisie
  - - - summoned Parliament to increase taxes
      - Parliament demand restrictions to his powers
  - - - England became a republic
      - the King executed
  - - - only the nobles and the rich bourgeoisie could participate