The French Wars On Religion
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| Huguenots | French Protestants
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| Catherine de Medici | 1519-1589, exercised power in France from 1559-1589, politique-sided with the Huguenots or the Catholics depending on the situation
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| Bartholomew's Day Massacre | August 24, 1572- Coligny and and estimated 20,000 Huguenots were butchered by Catholiscs
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| Henry III | r.1574-1589, politique who tried to create peace between the Catholics and Huguenots- was a Huguenot
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| Guises | the powerful ruling group of the Catholics during the wars on religion in France
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| Henry of Navarre (Henry IV) | r.1589-1610, "Paris is worth a mass", Huguenot ruler who was a politique
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| The Edict of Nantes | 1598- Henry IV proclaimed a formal religious settlement
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| Coligny | leader of the Huguenots, brilliant military strategist, won power in France by gaining the favor of the king, killed during the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre
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| Treaty of Vervins | ended all hostilities between France and Spain (1598)
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| Calvanists | their religion justified and inspired political resistance- became a major part of the rebellious Huguenots
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| Condé | Huguenot military leader and political figure
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| The Peace of Saint-Gemain-en-Laye | peace at the end of the third war on religion- gave Huguenots religious freedoms and the rights to fortify towns in their city-states
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