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What sparked years of war between Protestants and Catholics before Germany was unified in the 1800s?
The Kingdom in Prussia, and Sweden, most of what became northern Germany were protestant, and Austria and what became southern Germany were Catholic under the Empire's rule that everyone in a principality had to be the religion of the prince. Throughout this entire century, the various princes fought and they were oftentimes of different religions.
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The break-up of what country sparked a series of ethnic wars?
Yugoslavia
The amritsar massacre was an event that?
Sparked the movement for independence in India
What war was sparked by religious conflict and resulted in the increased power of France?
the thirty years war
Why did Norway ally with The Allies?
The simple answer is that Germany occupied Norway, and your enemy's enemy is your friend. For the long answer, we need to look back to WWI. Norway was neutral and was supplying Germany with canned fish. The British were fed up with this, and presented Norway with an ultimatum; Stop feeding Germany, or we stop supplying you with coal. Norway now had to choose sides, and this sparked a collaboration where a large portion of the Norwegian commercial fleet was put at Britain's disposal. However, Norway still claimed to be neutral. When WWII started, Norway once again declared it's neutrality, but the government had the view that if war became inevitable they had to side with Britain.
What event sparked scrambled by the European and nations for control of Africa?
the discovery of valuable natural resources by the portugese explorers
What divided Christianity in western Europe between Catholics and protestants?
The division of Christianity in Western Europe between Catholics and Protestants was primarily sparked by the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century, which was initiated by figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin. They challenged the authority of the Catholic Church, criticized its practices, and emphasized individual faith and scripture over tradition. Key issues included the sale of indulgences, the nature of salvation, and the role of clergy. This movement led to the establishment of various Protestant denominations and significant social and political upheaval across Europe.
Where was lutheranism founded?
The initial reforms of the Church were sparked in medieval Germany.
The break-up of what country sparked a series of ethnic wars?
Yugoslavia
Which country sparked the beginning of World War 2?
Nazi Germany, when it invaded Poland.
What is the incident that sparked the US declaration of war on Germany?
Germany declared war on the US on 11 December 1941, four days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour.
What was the cause of tension between the protestant and catholics in northen Ireland during the 1960's?
the protestant majority wanted to remain a part of great britian, while the catholics minority wanted to unify with the republic of Ireland.
What sparked Hitler's interest in war?
He was in ww1 so when Germany was defeated he thouth we can beat them. Also he hated Jews so he wanted to get rid of them.
The boer war was sparked by?
The boer war was sparked by
How did the reformation lead to religious conflict in Europe?
The Reformation, sparked by figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin, challenged the authority of the Catholic Church and led to the emergence of Protestant denominations. This shift caused significant tensions between Catholics and Protestants, resulting in violent conflicts such as the Thirty Years' War and the French Wars of Religion. Additionally, the political entrenchment of religious identities exacerbated these divides, as rulers aligned with either Catholicism or Protestantism, further deepening societal rifts across Europe. Ultimately, the Reformation catalyzed a series of religious conflicts that shaped the continent’s political and cultural landscape.
What product sparked trade between China and Europe?
Spices, although silk and tea were important as well.
What sport sparked a war between El Salvador and Honduras after an unpopular referee's call in 1969?
Soccer
How much Protestants did Phillip II Spain kill?
Philip II of Spain was deeply involved in the persecution of Protestants during his reign, particularly in the context of the Spanish Inquisition and the wars against Protestant movements in the Netherlands. While exact numbers are difficult to ascertain, tens of thousands of Protestants were executed or persecuted under his rule, especially in the Low Countries, where his harsh policies sparked significant conflict. The most notable event was the Dutch Revolt, which led to widespread violence and repression against Protestant populations. Overall, Philip II's reign was marked by a fervent commitment to Catholic orthodoxy, resulting in significant loss of life among Protestants.
