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AP European History 1.1 Period 1: 1450-1648. Based on the quote, Machiavelli would be most likely to embrace which type of philosophy?
AP European History 1.2 Period 1: 1450-1648. Where would somebody who embraced this philosophy most likely have lived during the Renaissance?
AP European History 1.4 Period 1: 1450-1648. Erasmus would most likely agree with Machiavelli that what?
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AP European History 2.4 Period 1: 1450-1648. After the signing of the Treaty of Westphalia, the redrawing of the map of Europe ultimately what?
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door here there we go alright take a look at the image there right there
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Treaty of Westphalia 1648 here's the question.. After the Treaty of Westphalia
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is shown here the redrawing of the map of Europe ultimately what and here are your
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potential answers... All right well the Treaty of
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Westphalia was signed in 1648 officially putting an end to the 30 Years War that [People signing the Treaty of Westphalia]
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began in 1618 pretty convenient huh? otherwise the name of the war wouldn't
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have made any sense at all so what did the redrawing of the map of Europe [Map of Europe]
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ultimately accomplish? Did it C; instigate war between German States no
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of course not we just said it ended the 30 Years War [Explosion and smoke appears]
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including said German states, except well Spain and France weren't so lucky
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they were at war for just a few more years until the peace of the Pyrenees
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Treaty of 1659 put that little tiff to bed, yeah well listen nobody's perfect
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not even the Treaty of Westphalia so that eliminates B and C and what about
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the fate of the Dutch United Provinces and Switzerland well the treaty [Switzerland and Dutch United Provinces on a map of Europe]
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recognized them and let them you know stick around too which is great because
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now we get cheese with holes in it which now we think about it is kind of a [Cheese with holes]
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rip off, you get less cheese.. well whatever maybe the treaty should have
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denounced them after all but it didn't so that eliminates A - So that must mean
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that the redrawing of the map of Europe ultimately D; granted religious [Person sitting a world globe]
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tolerance where it had existed in 1624 the end of the war ended the idea of the
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Roman Catholic conquest of Europe effectively forcing Europeans to realize
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that Protestantism was here to stay as is cheese with holes in it [Protestant protester in a church]
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seriously we lose like a solid 25 percent of the cheese that way whose
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brilliant idea was that [A half-eaten wheel of cheese]
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