imperial spain in the 16th century - social...
TRANSCRIPT
Unit 1: Imperial Spain (pages 18-21)
✤ Royal families (dynastic/inherit).
✤ Charles I (Holy Roman Emperor).
✤ Reformation.
✤ Martin Luther.
✤ Ottoman Turks.
✤ Philip II.
✤ Lepanto.
✤ Invincible Armada.
Charles I
✤ 1500 (Ghent, Flanders, Belgium).
✤ 1558 (Yuste, Spain).
✤ House of Habsburg.
✤ Parents: Joanna of Castile and Philip (“the Handsome”) I of Castile.
Charles I’s coat of arms
✤ The Netherlands; Artois; Luxembourg; France-Comte (father).
✤ Aragon (Naples, Sicily, Sardinia) (grandfather).
✤ Castile (Navarre, Granada, Canary Islands; “Indies”) (mother).
The Holy Roman Emperor
✤ 1516-1556 = King of Spain (Charles I of Spain).
✤ Union of the crowns of Castile & Aragon under one head.
✤ 1519-1558 = Holy Emperor (Charles V of Germany).
Charles’ main preocupation
✤ The Ottoman Turks (Muslims).
✤ After the Fall of Constantinople.
✤ Moving to the Mediterranean.
✤ Arriving in Austria.
Charles’ main preocupation
✤ Martin Luther’s Reformation.
✤ Defense of Catholicism (versus Protestantism).
✤ Counter-Reformation attempt (The Council of Trent, 1545).
End of Charles’ Empire
✤ 1556: abdication.
✤ Philip II (son) = his personal empire.
✤ Ferdinand I (brother) = the Holy Empire.