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Analyze the causes of the Dutch Revolt against the Spanish

Day 29+30 Objectives. Analyze the causes of the Dutch Revolt against the Spanish Examine Queen Elizabeth I’s political and religious policies Determine the religious and political causes of the Spanish Armada being launched against England

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Analyze the causes of the Dutch Revolt against the Spanish

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  1. Day 29+30 Objectives • Analyze the causes of the Dutch Revolt against the Spanish • Examine Queen Elizabeth I’s political and religious policies • Determine the religious and political causes of the Spanish Armada being launched against England • Analyze effects of the defeat of the Spanish Armada

  2. Spanish Armada

  3. Charles V’s Empire • Why  • Why  • Who gets what land? 1556…

  4. King Philip II • Ruled Spain…1556-1598 • Previous stories w/Phil? • Philip II’s most important characteristics… • ________ Catholic… • Another ruler inspired by… • Power-hungry • One of the first • Absolute Monarchs • Divine Right Monarchs • “Most Catholic King”

  5. El Escorial

  6. Philip II’s goals Philip II also inherits a few problems that he won’t fix

  7. 3 future countries • Why was • so • important But what “problems” also exist?

  8. Dutch Revolt • Who led it? • Why revolt? • think PER • How did Philip make things worse? • 1581 = United Provinces… • 1648 = ???

  9. = huge success Think PERSIAGM

  10. Elizabeth I • Ruled 1558-1603 • very similar to… • How did she rule politically and religiously? • Anglican Church Spectrum… • Puritans’ impact? • Successes • failures

  11. 3 Reasons Why Liz becomes Philip’s enemy • Gives $$$ to…(2) • Shows another similarity to Philip II

  12. Encouraged English Pirates (Sea Dogs) to destroy and pillage Spanish ships • Sir Francis Drake sailed to Cadiz Harbor in April 1587. The Spanish fleet was there and he set fire to 37 ships belonging to Philip. • He boasted, “I have singed the King ofSpain's beard”

  13. #3 = Mary Queen of Scots • Liz’s cousin…wants the crown • Religiously… • so who supports her? (2) • Mary under house arrest for 20 years (from 24 to 44) but still tries to kill Liz • Liz has to execute her cousin and does February 1587 (2x – 7x)

  14. Reaction to Execution? Furious!!!! Pope Sixtus V gives Philip II his blessing to launch…

  15. Spanish Armada • July-August 1588 • Armada #’s • 130 Ships (108 warships) • 55,000 men • Why do you need so many men? • 1 Pope blessing • British #’s • 200 Ships (34 warships) • Spain stops off in Spanish Netherlands first…English Channel Battle is second

  16. War… Play it on your terms The Armada Loses…how?

  17. Bad Weather • Spanish ships took the long way home • 2 low fronts from the Little Ice Age • Huge waves and icy water in the North Sea was brutal. • Many ships crashed on Scotland where the men were captured. • 56 ships were destroyed in the storm. Other ships returned in bad shape • 2/3rd of ships lost • Storms killed more Spaniards than the battle

  18. Black Irish? • Some Spanish shipwrecks were not found…so…. • Some Spanish were not captured and instead blended into Irish and Scottish society • Spanish genes blended into Irish and Scottish

  19. Europe’s Reaction To the Armada’s Defeat? • Who is devastated? • Who is celebrating?

  20. “He blew with His winds and they were Scattered” • Who said it? • What does it mean? • What does it imply?

  21. 1588 is a turning point in European history… • Why? • Who goes ↑ • Dutch • England (Golden Age) and 1600s Empire  • Who goes ↓ • Spain slowly

  22. Spain after the Armada • 1600-1700s Spain loses its naval superiority to England, France and Netherlands

  23. Spain in the 1600s • Economic Decline • Declares Bankruptcy a few times • Spain’s $$$ drained where…(hmm) • By expelling Muslims and Jews… • France and GB replaced Spain as the most powerful countries in Europe

  24. Does “God” play sides Mini DBQ

  25. Analyze the following statement using the 3 sources provided: • “Throughout history, countries have continued to believe in divine assistance and partiality” • Armada Quote (1588) • God Bless America (1938-39) • God Save the Queen (1620? 1745?)

  26. Quote from Spanish Commander “It is well known that we fight in God’s cause. So, when we meet the English, God will surely arrange matters so that we can grapple and board them, either by sending some strange freak of weather or, more likely, just be depriving the English of their wits. If we can come to close quarters Spanish valor and Spanish steel… will make our victory certain.”

  27. God Bless America While the storm clouds gather far across the sea, Let us swear allegiance to a land that's free, Let us all be grateful for a land so fair, As we raise our voices in a solemn prayer.God Bless America, Land that I love. Stand beside her, and guide her Thru the night with a light from above. From the mountains, to the prairies, To the oceans, white with foam God bless America, My home sweet home.

  28. God Save the Queen • 1 • God save our gracious Queen, • Long live our noble Queen, • God save the Queen: • Send her victorious, • Happy and glorious, • Long to reign over us: • God save the Queen. • 2 • O Lord, our God, arise, • Scatter her enemies, • And make them fall. • Confound their politics, • Frustrate their knavish tricks, • On Thee our hopes we fix, • God save us all.

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