Post Reformation Europe Jeopardy Template

People Involved	More People!	Events	Germany and England
100 Nicknamed the Sun King Louis XIV	100 English king who was High Church Anglican but had Catholic sympathies; he opposed the Calvinists Charles I	100 Series of civil wars in France following the Protestant revolution French Wars of Religion	100 Who supported the Habsburgs? Mark all that apply a. Emperor of Austria b. King of Spain c. King of France d. C. Richelieu e. C. Mazarin a,b
200 Lord protector of England; unpopular ruler Oliver Cromwell	200 French churchman who was the power behind the throne during the reign of King Louis XIII Cardinal Richelieu	200 The plan of Catholic nobles in England to blow up Parliament and the King Gunpowder plot	200 Who were the main political enemies of the Habsburgs? a. Bavaria b. England c. Switzerland d. France d.
300 Family dynasty ruling in Germany following the Protestant reformation Habsburgs	300 Cousin of Queen Elizabeth I sho succeeded her on the throne of England; he was a Stuart James I	300 War that resulted from Habsburgs political enemies worrying about a Catholic takeover of the throne; the war eventually devastated Germany Thirty Years War	300 Why were the English people suspicious of the Stuart Kings- James and Charles I? Mark all that apply a. They were connected to French Catholic monarchs b. They elevated four Catholic bishops to be equal with their Anglican counterparts c. They wanted to turn England into a theocracy d. They were Scottish e. They were French a.d
400 Became king of France when he was 9 years old; his mother (through Cardinal Richilieu) ruled for him until he was 16 Louis XIII	400 The English king who was married to a Catholic woman and wanted to become Catholic himself, but was afraid to do so since his father was deposed and executed for the same thing Charles II	400 This agreement ended the Thirty Years War Peace of Westphalia	400 Which one of the following did the Peace of Westphalia not do? a. Legalised Calvinism in Germany b. Gave Protestantism equal status with Catholicism c. Devastated the Habsburg Empire d. Reaffirmed the principle of citizens following the religion of the prince e. Made Christian unity in Europe a hopeless cause c
500 Protestant who converted to Catholicism so that the French would have a Catholic King Henry IV (of Navarre)	500 English king who was a convert to Catholicism; ruled at a time when Anglican persecution of the Catholic Church was severe James II	500 Signed by King Henry IV (of Navarre) allowing Huguenots freedom to practice their religion in various areas of France Edict of Nantes	500 What fuelled the Thirty Years War? Religious intolerance among Lutherans, Catholics and Calvinists

Post Reformation Europe

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