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2.12. The Thirty Years’ War

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Understanding the Thirty Years’ War. True of false?

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2.12. The Thirty Years’ War
 

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Understanding the Thirty Years’ War. True of false?

by Plácido Romero Sanjuán
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The war started with a Protestant noble rebellion in Bohemia

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The German states gained more independence from the emperor

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It began as a religious war between German Protestants and Catholics

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France stayed neutral during the entire war

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Countries like Denmark, Sweden and France joined the war

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The Thirty Years’ War lasted from 1618 to 1648

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The war began in Denmark after a Catholic uprising

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Later, it became a political war for control of Europe

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The Thirty Years’ War started as a war between France and Spain

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The Peace of Westphalia made Germany a united country

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After the war, France became the strongest power in Europe

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The war ended with the Peace of Westphalia in 1648

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The war ended with a victory for the Habsburgs and more power for Spain

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The Provinces of the Netherlands remained part of the Spanish Empire after the war

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The conflict was only about religion and did not involve politics

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