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    This document contains a timeline of key events and people in 17th century France, beginning with the Wars of Religion from 1559 to 1598 between Catholics and Huguenots (French Protestants). It notes the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in 1572 that killed 5,000 Huguenots. The Edict of Nantes in 1598 granted Huguenots religious tolerance under King Henry IV. Cardinal Richelieu weakened the power of nobles and increased royal authority after 1624. Louis XIV became the strongest French leader after 1661 by removing nobles from his council and increasing the power of royal intendants over the nobility. An alliance in Europe formed against French expansionism in the late 1680

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    These are my notes on chapter 21 section 2 in Alcatel McDougal's World History text book.

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    This document contains a timeline of key events and people in 17th century France, beginning with the Wars of Religion from 1559 to 1598 between Catholics and Huguenots (French Protestants). It notes the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in 1572 that killed 5,000 Huguenots. The Edict of Nantes in 1598 granted Huguenots religious tolerance under King Henry IV. Cardinal Richelieu weakened the power of nobles and increased royal authority after 1624. Louis XIV became the strongest French leader after 1661 by removing nobles from his council and increasing the power of royal intendants over the nobility. An alliance in Europe formed against French expansionism in the late 1680

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    21.2 Notes

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    This document contains a timeline of key events and people in 17th century France, beginning with the Wars of Religion from 1559 to 1598 between Catholics and Huguenots (French Protestants). It notes the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in 1572 that killed 5,000 Huguenots. The Edict of Nantes in 1598 granted Huguenots religious tolerance under King Henry IV. Cardinal Richelieu weakened the power of nobles and increased royal authority after 1624. Louis XIV became the strongest French leader after 1661 by removing nobles from his council and increasing the power of royal intendants over the nobility. An alliance in Europe formed against French expansionism in the late 1680

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    Date: 10/29

    Title:

    21.2

    Class:

    Event /
    Concept

    Date (if
    applicable
    )

    Place

    People

    Importance /
    details

    Result /
    Relationship

    Wars of
    Religion

    1559

    France

    Henry IIs
    sons,
    Catherine de
    Medicis

    Catherine tried
    to preserve
    royalty, six wars

    conflict
    between
    catholic and
    Huguenots

    St.
    Bartholomews
    Day Massacre

    1572

    Paris, France Huguenots,


    people of
    France

    six week
    slaughter of
    Huguenots,
    5000 dead
    protestants

    Started with
    marriage of
    Catherines
    daughter

    France

    Huguenots

    French
    Protestantism

    Conflict with
    Catholics

    Protestantism

    Inheritance of
    the throne

    1598

    France

    Henry of
    Navarre

    Catherine and
    her last son
    died

    Became
    Henry IV

    Edict of Nantes

    1598

    France

    Henry of
    Navarre,
    Huguenots

    Huguenots
    were given
    religious
    toleration

    Now lived in
    peace

    Henry IVs
    death

    1610

    France

    Louis XIII

    Weak king, son


    of Henry IV

    Inherited
    throne

    Appointance of
    strong minister

    1624

    France

    Cardinal
    Richelieu

    Basically the
    leader,
    appointed by
    LouIs XIII,
    weekend power
    nobles,

    Since minister
    very political,
    hated
    Huguenots

    Skepticism

    France

    People of
    France

    idea nothing is
    known for
    certain

    Created
    attitude of
    doubt

    Creation of the
    essay

    France

    Montaigne

    After death of
    friend he
    communicated
    ideas made

    Essay created

    new literary
    form
    Meditations on
    First
    Philosophy

    France

    Descartes

    Book by him,
    had ideas on
    skepticism

    these ideas
    used to make
    scientific
    method

    Death of Louis
    XIII

    1643

    France

    Louis XIV

    4 years old
    during reign

    strongest
    french leader
    ever

    Reign of a four
    year old

    1643

    France

    Cardinal
    Mazarin

    successor of
    Richelieu

    1648 ended
    30 Years War

    Rebellion of
    nobles

    1648-1653

    France

    French
    Nobles,
    Louis XIV

    1) leader
    distrusted one
    another
    2) government
    repression
    3) peasants
    didnt want
    revolt

    Made him a
    stronger
    leader

    Death of
    Mazarin

    1661

    France

    Louis XIV,
    French
    Nobles

    Louis 22,
    Louis
    removed nobles weakened
    from council
    nobles
    powers

    Intendants

    1661

    France

    Louis XIV,
    Intendants

    collected taxes,
    administered
    justice

    increased
    power gov
    agents

    Nobles,
    Intendants,
    Louis XIV

    Intendants had
    more power,
    required nobles
    help him daily

    gave more
    power to the
    intendants,
    took nobles
    away from
    their homes

    European
    leaders,
    Louis XIV

    meant to
    balance power

    Europe united
    to prevent
    French
    expansion

    Control of
    Nobility

    Alliance in
    Europe

    end of
    1680s

    Europe,
    France

    War of Spanish
    Succession

    1700

    France,
    Spain

    Louis XIV,
    Philip of
    Anjou

    Bourbons now
    controlled two
    biggest
    european
    empires

    long dtruggle
    that followed

    Louis XIV
    legacy

    1715

    France

    Louis XIV

    France large
    power, ranked
    highest in arts,

    constant
    warfare
    brought large
    debt

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