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Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 UNIT 2: WARS OF RELIGION Readings Chapter 15 The Age of Religious Wars and Overseas Expansion Chapter 16 Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Western Europe Chapter 17 Absolutism in Eastern Europe to 1740 Strickland, Carol. The Annotated Mona Lisa. Bergin, Joseph. The Seventeenth Century. Unit Assessments 1. Unit Document Based Questions (DBQs) a. Spanish Explorers DBQ (required): 2. Unit Project a. AP Euro Study Guide 3. Weekly Reading Quizzes 4. Unit FRQ Test 5. Unit MC Test 6. Unit Hub Dates: Syllabus Thursday September 29 Monday October 10 Return Unit 1 Test Introduce new unit Politics, Religion, and War Articles How were politics, economics, and religion interwoven in the French Wars of Religion, 1559-1598? Were the wars of religion more about politics or religion? Consider the French Civil Wars and the Dutch Revolt. Thirty Years’ War Bergin p. 112-127 Salmon’s French Wars of Religion HO Consider the goals of the participants. Who won the Thirty Years’ War (TYW)? What was the impact on the German states? How did the Thirty Years' War resolve the conflicts of the Reformation Era and change the power structure of Europe? Wednesday October 12 Thursday October 13 Changing Attitudes Thursdon, Robert W. “The Word, the Flesh, and the Devil” History Today INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 How can the sudden rise and fall of witch-hunts be explained in the early modern period? M October 17 Discovery, Recon, and Expansion Later Explorers Great interactive site: http://www.pbs.org/opb/conquistadors/home.htm Did the Columbian Exchange have a greater impact on the Americas or Europe, Asia, and Africa? Consider the benefits and harm brought by the various exports. What were the motives of the Spanish conquistadors? DBQ What was the highest motive? W October 19 R Literature and Art Absolutism Berman, Sheri. “From the Sun King to Karzai” What was the most important method Louis XIV used to establish absolutism in France? Louis XIV and Philip II were both “micromonarchs.” Why was one successful and the other was not? How similar were the motives goals of the Fronde of the Nobility and the Fronde of the Parliament? Did Louis leave the French monarchy stronger or weaker at his death? October 20 Constitutionalism Lords and Peasants Bergin p. 90-94, 103-111 Cromwell movie Oliver Cromwell and the English Civil War from the BBC in four parts on YouTube M Was the English Civil War fought over new issues or was it about unresolved issues of the Henrican (Henry VIII) Reformation? October 24 W How can the simultaneous rise of absolutism in Eastern Europe and constitutionalism in Western Europe be explained? How did Louis XIV fail to establish a lasting absolutism compared to the Hohenzollern rulers? TWE did Poland-Lithuania, Sweden-Finland, and Denmark-Norway follow Louis XIV’s model of how to rule? October 26 Austria and Prussia Bergin pp. 99-102; 106-108 Development of Russia Was Peter the Great a “Russian Moses”? Was Ivan IV (the Terrible) terrible? What does “Ivan Grozny” mean? Was it an appropriate term for his rule? INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 M October 31 Rise of Austria and Prussia (focus on Ottoman Empire) How did Eastern Europe develop different political and social structure from Western Europe? W November 2 Unit MC and FRQ Test R November 3 Return Unit 2 Test Chapter Summaries Chapter 15 The Portuguese were the first to enter the Atlantic, followed by Spain, who built an empire in the Americas based on gold and silver and directly expanded the Dutch economy. The period was known for Catholic monarchs who wanted to re-establish Catholic unity and Europe and Protestant and Catholic monarchs who attempted to build strong, centralized states, like France. The 16c is known for witch-hunts. Modern forms of racism (with slavery), sexism (women seen as source of evil and losing power), and skepticism (further developed in 17c) emerged. Chapter 16 The two important types of government to come from the 17c and 18c absolute monarchy as in France and constitutional government as in England. Absolutist monarchy reached its pinnacle under Louis XIV. Spain is in decline as an empire. The American wealth declines while the Spanish social and economic structures had atrophied in the 16c. England and the Dutch develop forms of constitutional governments after having to fight off absolutist challenges. Chapter 17 Unlike Western Europe, Eastern European states generally developed absolutist governments that lasted for several centuries, especially Austria, Prussia, and Russia. Baroque art and architecture was used to enhance the rulers’ power, as Renaissance art had been used to enhance the power of 15 and 16c popes and Italian ruling families. Russia begins to unify as a state. Focus Terms Adolphus, Gustavus Commercial Revolution Henry IV (France) Mercantilism Philip II Richelieu, Cardinal Spanish Armada Spanish Empire Thirty Years’ War The Fronde The Levellers Louis XIV Peace of Utrecht Dutch Republic Restoration (British) (Glorious) Revolution of 1688 War of the League of INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART John III (Poland) Junkers Old Believers Peter the Great Pragmatic Sanction of 1713 Prince Eugene of Savoy Razin, Stephen Romanov Family Time of Troubles Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 Treaty of Westphalia Balance of Power Colbert, Jean Baptist Cromwell, Oliver English Civil War Augsburg War of the Spanish Succession Ottoman Empire Frederick William, the Great Elector Hapsburgs/Habsburgs War of the League of Augsburg Brandenburg-Prussia General Vocabulary Inflation Sexism Syphilis Witch hunt Columbian Exchange Slavery Caravel Astrolabe Portuguese exploration Portuguese slave trade Racism Skepticism Misogyny Baroque Politiques Elizabeth I Huguenots Philip II Prince Henry the Navigator Michel de Montaigne Chapter 15 Christopher Columbus Bartholomew Diaz Hernando Cortez Habsburg-Valois wars quinto audiencia corregidores Defeat of the Spanish Armada Condordat of Bologna Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre War of the Three Henrys Edict of Nantes Paris is worth a mass. Henry III Henry of Navarre Henry Duke of Guise William of Orange Duke of Alva United Provinces Union of Utrecht 1581 Absolutism Maximilian de Bethune "Raison D'Etat" Louis XIII Balance of Power Diplomacy Bishop Jacques Bossuet/ Politics Drawn from Holy Scripture Thomas Hobbes/ Leviathon Versailles Colbert Mercantilism INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART Catherine de Medici Jean Bodin Albrecht von Wallenstein Swiss Confederation Leopold I Salvo Conscription Puritans Charles I England Long Parliament Habeas Corpus Independents Presbyterians New Model Army Navigation Acts 1651 Rump Parliament Council of State Society of Friends Lord Protector Henry IV of France Paulette Chapter 16 Cardinal Mazarin The Fronde (1648-53) Marquis de Louvois Jean Martinet Parliament Bill of Rights Constitutional Monarchy William and Mary The Glorious Revolution 1688 Lord Fairfax Gunpowder Plot Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 Oates Plot Charles II Treaty of Dover The Restoration Test Act (1673) Puritannical Absolutism Levellers, Diggers Instrument of Government Interregnum Stadholders Nicholas Poussin John Pym War of Spanish Succession "L'Etat, C'est Moi" Charles I James I Robert Walpole Act of Succession Queen Anne Prince Eugene of Savoy Balance of Trade Balance of Power Nobility of the robe Nobility of the sword Cabal (Br. Cabinet) Intendants Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) French Classicism "Court of the High Commission” Triennial Act Chapter 17 Ivan III Ivan Bolotnikov St. Petersburg Siege of Vienna, 1683 Battle of Poltava Magnates Diet Form of Government 1634 Hollenzollern Boyar Suleiman the Magnificent autocracy Charles VI of Austria Ivan IV (the Terrible) Frederick the Great Elector Frederick William I Syphilis Slavery Columbian exchange Caravel Astrolabe Supplementary vocabulary Portuguese exploration Portuguese slave trade Witch-hunts Paris is worth a mass Edict of Nantes Web Resources Interactive witch hunt for Germany 1628 http://departments.kings.edu/womens_history/witch/hunt INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART Brandenburg-Prussia Union of Utrecht 1651 Sully Cossacks Janissaries Mr. Baker AP Euro Unit 2 2011-12 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE SACRED HEART
