St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre Indulgences Double entry book keeping Index of Prohibited Books

Small localized war in Bohemia between the Protestant union and the catholic league . Catholic league won and reestablished Catholicism French Protestants the peace treaty that ended the Thirty Years' War in 1648. Marked the end of Europe's religious wars, amended the Augsburg agreement, and weakened the holy Roman emperor A Catholic court that inquired into the beliefs of people to see if they were heretics

Allowed people to buy their salvation Aimed to reform the church and reconcile with Protestants. They cracked down on corruption and created a spiritual reawakening. A list of Books, created by the Catholic Church, that supported Protestantism or that were overly critical of the Church were banned. Possession could be severe. Holy Roman emperor Ferdinand 2nd shut down several lutheran churches in Bohemia. They then threw those officials out of a window.

Double entry book keeping Danish Phase (1625-1629) Defenestration of Prague Peace of Westphalia

Land ownership important, wealth important, religion, and patriarchy (less in rural areas) King of Denmark, who was Protestant, led attacks against the Catholics. War is transforming from a local conflict, to a tran-national war Murder of Huguenots by Catholics: considered the incident that led to war Catherine de Medici had thousands of Protestants killed at Henry of Navarre's wedding