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1580-1598

1580-1598. England. Spain. Spain. Straits of magellan & Drake PASSAGE. Strait of Magellan- Water passageway named after Ferdinand Magellan which is located at the southern tip of South America. It proved to be the fastest and safest way to travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific .

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1580-1598

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  1. 1580-1598

  2. England

  3. Spain

  4. Spain

  5. Straits of magellan & Drake PASSAGE • Strait of Magellan- • Water passageway named after Ferdinand Magellan which is located at the southern tip of South America. • It proved to be the fastest and safest way to travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific

  6. 48 degrees

  7. Sailing Vessels GALLEON SMACK

  8. Escorial

  9. Insolent Wharf Parson Courtier Ballast Pretense Mausoleum Heretics Vocabulary

  10. European Explorers

  11. The netherlands

  12. The Netherlands

  13. The Family tree

  14. Family tree 1

  15. Family tree 2

  16. Family tree de medici

  17. Background: Calvin France 1582

  18. Huguenots- name for Protestant followers of Calvin in France Sciatica-pain, weakness, numbness or tingling in the leg; due to pressure or damage of the sciatic nerve Definitions

  19. The three henrys Henry, Duke of Guise: Nephew of Marie de Guise; head of the Catholic Party Henry III: King of France Henry IV: King of Navarre INSERT MAP OF SPAIN SHOWING NAVARRE

  20. The louvre

  21. Tuileries Palace

  22. Interesting objects

  23. The sovereigns SPAIN Queen Elizabeth I King Philip

  24. Protestants catholics • The Reformation • Martin Luther (1517) • solo fide (Faith alone) • solo Scriptura (Scripture alone) • solo gratia (Grace alone) • John Calvin (1536) • Affirmed the principles of the reformation • The Catholic Response • The Council of Trent (1545-1563) • Rejected solo scriptura; the Catholic Church was and is an additional authority • Rejected solo fide • Salvation = Faith + Good works • Condemned all Protestants to hell Religious differences

  25. Spanish Empire C. 1580

  26. Plundering & Destruction Irish Rebellion The Netherlands Religious Differences Defense $$$ England v. spain

  27. Spanish armada

  28. Spanish armadaFireships

  29. virginia

  30. Huguenot: Privy Council: Siege: Irony: using words to express something that mean the opposite of the literal meaning Sarcasm: Renounce: to refuse to follow, obey or recognize any further Dissipate: lacking restraint Wraith: apparition, ghost Courtier: one in attendance at a royal court Valor: bravery Friar: similar to a monk but rather that living a secluded life he travels around serving a larger community Scoff: mock; to show contempt definitions

  31. Raleigh & shakespeare

  32. War of The three henrys

  33. England • Protestant • Henry of Navarre • Spain • Catholic • Guise England, france & spain

  34. Henry of navarre

  35. South america

  36. April 13, 1598 Protestant allowed to worship publicly (not in Paris) Protestants granted full civil rights Established court of Protestants & Catholics to handle disputes Protestant pastors paid by the state Edict of nantes

  37. Part II 1600-1607

  38. asia

  39. PART III 1607-1620

  40. Famous people

  41. North America c. 1600

  42. Why was Captain John Smith a prisoner when the expedition finally landed in Virginia? Why did the Indians think that Smith was a “man of magic?” What was Smith thinking when he promised 2 cannon and a grindstone to Powhatan? How did Henry Hudson’s dream of searching for a northwest passage unexpectedly come to pass? Questions p. 199-228

  43. Galileo’s Telescope

  44. The mayflower compact

  45. Part IV 1620-1631

  46. “Captain who is the Atlas of the Commonwealth, who knows that virtue consists in action and that the way to honor lies through piles of danger. Fortune may overthrow him but never conquer him, for in the midst of adversity his manly patience gives him victory. He needs no tomb for his fame is a living monument.” Captain John smith

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