Analysis of Wedgewood´s The Thirty Years War

If they support it, other countries will support it. France does not know what they should do. On the other hand, Louis is the Catholic prince. Why is he fighting for Protestantism? In addition, Frederick's wife is next to the throne of Britain. Frederick then becomes the king of England and maintains his title as the king of Bohemia. As a ruler of neighboring countries, Rui is not satisfied with Frederick's huge authority. However, Spain may use Frederick 's war as a reason to occupy Rhein Pilates.

The thirty year war was a decisive moment in Europe of the 17th century. The desperate ambition of many countries has led to war on certain land. Religion also played a similar factor in the 30 year war. When the war began, it began as a religious war, but as it progressed it became more political. The importance of religion is the second factor for the dynasty to control a specific region of Europe. In Bohemia, Fugenots (Protestant) refused to make Hapsburg the king. Frederick of Pfalz is a Calvinist ruler in Bohemia, fighting the Habsburg dynasty. When the governors of the two kings arrived, the Protestant aristocracy in Bohemia kicked them out of the window. This is called Prague's Defenestration.

In the 1400s and 1500s, Emperor Hapsburg acquired a new land in Bohemia and Hungary, but its control was influenced by the Protestant Reform of the 1500s and the war of 30 years from 1618 to 1648. Impact Over the centuries Austria has become a major country of the empire. The Ottoman Turks made two unsuccessful attacks against Vienna to drive Austria out of Hungary, but they lost in the late 1600s. In the 1800s, a revolution broke out in Europe. Austrian Foreign Minister, Prince Clemens von Meneetec tried to suppress the revolutionary movement of the Austrian Empire, but in 1848 the revolutionaries demanded the establishment of a constitutional government.

A few years before the Philip Kingdom War, Europe experienced a series of devastating conflicts, a 30 - year war, but, strangely, it returned Europe to a limited and formal battle. This war mainly led Catholics to confront the Protestant nation state and set standards for savage acts seen in Europe since the beginning of the looting of the German and Balkan region by the Roman army. The European battle party was exhausted with a long and expensive war, and in 1648 "Westphalian Treaty" was signed. They reached a written agreement to impose restrictions on war. The European army resumed formal linear tactics and fought in the border areas. And most importantly, I avoided civilians. The ruler may lose one or two states due to a certain war, but since then Europe maintained a "balance of power" until the Napoleonic war (Dyer, 1985: 60 - 6).