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The Thirty Years War, lasting from 1618-1648 brought brutality into Europe and caused major hatred between the Catholics and the Protestants. The war was mainly focused on decreasing the power of the Hapsburgs, and converting non-Catholics. ... The Thirty Years war had four phases and each included different types of beliefs and kingdoms, empires or countries (“Cyberspace”, npag). ...
The war was mainly focused on decreasing the power of the Hapsburgs, and converting non-Catholics (Davis et al 391). ... As the Hapsburgs, the superpower of Europe grew even larger the other powerful countries of Europe needed to put an end to them and that’s how a war broke out between the western European countries. Even though this war was meant to decrease the Hapsburgs power it was also focused on the huge religious differences of Protestant and Catholics (Herrmann, npag). ... The unholy Empire was weakened when France entered the conflict of the Thirty Years War (Joseph, npag). ... War would cost them large amounts of money and the palace of Versailles also cost a lot of money (Davis et al 391). ...
The Thirty Years war had four phases and each included different types of beliefs and kingdoms, empires or countries (“Cyberspace”, npag). ... The last and most successful phase was the French phase where religious issues were not significant with France by declaring war against Spain (Microsoft Encarta 2003 Nelson). ... Most of the Thirty Years War took place on German soil, killing most of the German people living on their farms or in the countryside (Davis et al 391). ... Over 1/3 of the German population where killed in the war or died from other diseases and even famine (Davis et al 391).
Approximate Word count = 1350
Approximate Pages = 5.4
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