What were some of the main reasons for the Thirty Years’ War?
a) Spanish imperial expansion, multiple Protestant sects, and religious tensions
b) British imperial expansion, the Catholic tendencies of Anglicanism, and religious tolerance
Consider This: Why were envoys of the King of Bohemia thrown out of a window in Prague? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War.
c) Danish militarism, French dynastic difficulties, and anti-Semitism
Consider This: Why were envoys of the King of Bohemia thrown out of a window in Prague? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War.
d) papal ambitions, German imperialism, and Ottoman expansion
Consider This: Why were envoys of the King of Bohemia thrown out of a window in Prague? See 2.1: The Thirty Years’ War.
a) Spanish imperial expansion, multiple Protestant sects, and religious tensions
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Americans saw the colonial assemblies as fulfilling the same role as the __________ in Britain.
a) House of Commons b) House of Lords c) Privy Council d) Board of Trade