2.3 The Prelude to the Dutch Revolt

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The first successful capture of a city by the Dutch Rebels. Den Briel 1572

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2.3 The Prelude to the Dutch Revolt (1/2)

The first successful capture of a city by the Dutch Rebels. Den Briel 1572

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Goals for this lesson

At the end of this lesson you understand...

how the Netherlands were governed.
why the Dutch started to revolt.
how the Dutch Revolt began.

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Calvin

Luther

95 statements

You may revolt

Monk

French

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Which branch of protestantism became dominant in the Netherlands?

Calvinism

Lutheranism

Anglican

Ana-Baptism

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What is an indulgence?

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The first successful capture of a city by the Dutch Rebels. Den Briel 1572

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Charles V

King of Spain
Emperor HRE
Lord of the Low Countries

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Centralising the Low Countries

17 'gewesten': independent provinces.
They sent representatives to the States General.
A governor would rule from Brussels in the name of Charles V.

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Abdication of Charles V. Philip II becomes the new lord of the Low Countries

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Philip II

Anti-protestant
Appointed stadtholders (=representative of the lord in the gewest).
Raised taxes

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The first governor: Margaretha of Parma

Sister of Phillip II (son of Charles V)

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Inquisition

=Organisation that executed thousands of protestants for their belief.
Was called 'Bloedraad' by many people.

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Compromise of Nobles

1566
Request to stop with the persecution of protestants.
Signed by 300 nobles
Was temporarely accepted by the governor.

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Escalation 1566

Freedom leads to the Iconoclastic Outbreak (destroying churches).
Philip II sends 10.000 soldiers under the control of Alva to the Low Countries.

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1568 - Battle by Heiligerlee

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