ANTHRO 41A Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Meritocracy, Anti-King, John Calvin

• School: UC-Irvine
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANTHRO 41A
• Professor: Thomas Douglas

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Emperor charles & the treaty of augsburg-1555-ater years of struggling to force the. Protestant lutherans to become catholic, emperor charles inally signed a treaty in 1555 graning some religious tolerance to lutherans in the holy roman empire this treaty did not apply to spain. Emperor charles is forced to sign this treaty by the king of france. As a sign of thank you for helping him defeat emperor charles, he agreed to listen to the lutherans to tell emperor charles to have tolerance for the. Ater the humiliaion, emperor charles abdicated (renounced/abandoned) spain, Netherlands, & the american colonies will be ruled by his son, philip ii of spain. The eastern porion of his empire will be ruled by his brother, ferdinand ii. Ferdinand has to be tolerant of lutherans due to the treaty of augsburg. Philip ii is not at all tolerant of protestants.