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1618 - 1648
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1648
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Ended hostilities in HRE
Gabby
March 21, 1618
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King Matthias orders the Protestant Assembly to dissolve
March 20, 1619
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Holy Roman Emperor Matthias dies of natural causes at Vienna
August 28, 1619
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Ferdinand is elected Holy Roman Emperor
1631
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Adolphus (Sweden) allied with electors of Brandenburg and Saxony & WON
1632
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Gustavus (Sweden) killed, although Swedish forces won
1634
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1634
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Natalee
1635 - 1648
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Most devastating phase of war; great international conflict.
1643 - 1715
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May 19, 1643
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France beat Spain and brought an end to Spain's military greatness.
1644
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1659
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Awarded France part of the Spanish Netherlands, ended fighting with Spain, Maria Theresa of Spain married to King Louis XIV of France.
November 7, 1659
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Ended the 1635 to 1659 war between France and Spain, that was initially part of the 30 years war.
Ellie
November 8, 1620
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Andrew
1603 - 1625
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1625 - 1649
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1639
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1641
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1642 - 1645
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During the Thirty Years War the Netherlands were largely ruled by the Spanish; thus, the Dutch were not directly involved in most of fighting, but the Spanish troops posted there were.
1609 - 1621
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Settled fighting between the Dutch and the Spanish in the Netherlands following the revolt of the Dutch against the Spanish oppression.
Alexander
Jacob
Parker
October 1611 - November 1632
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1630 - 1648
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1631
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1635 - 1648
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Final phase of the war where French, Swedish, and Spanish troops wreaked havoc in Germany. It was the most destructive point in the war. Here, religious issues became secondary to political ones.
Parker
1588 - 1648
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Lutheran king
Duke of Holstein
Wanted to control coastal towns of North Sea
1625 - 1629
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King Christian IV of Denmark tried to bring Protestantism to Germany and was forced to retreat by Maximilian.
1626
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Christian IV (of Denmark) invaded Germany, but was ousted by Maximilian who humiliated him in to a rapid retreat
1628
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1629
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Ferdinand outlawed Calvinism
1629
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Ended Danish supremacy in the Baltic
Alexander
1618 - 1625
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May, 1618
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Habsburg governors are thrown out the window.
1634
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1634
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1635
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