Europe in Crisis Review Chapter 5 Lesson 1

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SWBAT synthesize the cause and effects of conflicts in Europe in order to answer Lesson 1 Review questions.

​Answer the following entrance review questions

You can use you textbook p 88-91

Multiple Choice

The governments in France, Spain, and England were

• democracy

• monarchy

• Socialist

• Communist

Multiple Select

The two Catholic nations were

• France

• England

• Spain

Multiple Select

Check all that apply. The conflicts in Europe included

• the defeat of the Spanish Armada

• Revolt in the Netherlands

• The French Wars of Religion

• The Thirty Years War

Multiple Choice

The only Protestant nation was

• France

• England

• Spain

• Italy

Multiple Choice

The economic term that describe a rapid increase in prices.

• deflation

• escalation

• inflation

• deescalation

​KING PHILLIP II OF SPAIN

Supported militant Catholicism and did not accept compromise. He wanted to the crush the opposition. He had a mission to save Catholicism and stop Queen Elizabeth from limiting Spain's power. King Phillip II used his power to dominate other countries. This resulted in war.

​France and Spain were Catholic and England was Protestant. England was the most moderate and was the target of Spanish aggression.

​King Phillip's militant Catholicism resulted in the expulsion of Jews and Muslims from Spain.

Multiple Choice

King Phillip II was the king of

• France

• England

• Spain

• The Netherlands

​QUEEN ELIZABETH I OF ENGLAND

Queen Elizabeth I maintained power by repealing laws favoring Catholics. She was named supreme governor of church and state. The Church of England (The Episcopal Church)followed moderate Protestant doctrine that kept most people satisfied. King Phillip's had a mission to save Catholicism and stop Queen Elizabeth from limiting Spain's power. Queen Elizabeth tried to keep Spain and France from becoming too powerful by limiting her power.

Multiple Select

Check all that apply. King Phillip II practiced a militant and aggressive form of Catholicism which resulted in

• War with England

• The expulsion of Jews

• The expulsion of Muslims

• War with France

​THE FRENCH WARS

Conflicts with the Huguenots (French Protestants) resulted in the 30 year war.

​KING HENRY IV OF FRANCE

King Henry IV was Protestant and realized that he would never be accepted in Catholic France. Therefore, he converted to Catholicism. as a compromise he issued the Edict of Nantes. The edict recognized Catholicism as the official religion of France. It also gave Huguenots the right to worship and enjoy all political power.

​The purpose of the Edict of Mantes was to pacify (keep from being angry) the Protestant Huguenots and Catholics.

Multiple Choice

King Henry IV was the king of

• England

• France

• Spain

• The Netherlands

Multiple Choice

The religion of the Huguenots was

• Catholic

• Protestant

• Jews

• Muslims

Multiple Choice

King Henry IV was originally _____________ that converted to ____________

• Protestant

  Catholic

• Catholic

  Protestant

• Jewish

  Muslim

​CHAPTER 5

LESSON 1

Open Ended

Write the paragraph and fill in the blanks. This lesson discussed was about 3 European countries __________, ________, and _________. They were all ruled by __________. The religion of France and Spain was _________ but England was___________. They had religious wars that included the defeat of the____________ and a compromise in the war in France called ______________