Counter-Reformation
15 articles tagged with "Counter-Reformation"
The Conflict Between Science and Religion: The Case of Newton
Explore the pivotal conflict between science and religion during Newton's era through key figures and events shaping European intellectual history.
Missionary Expansion and Religious Conversion in Early Modern Europe
Explore early modern Europe's missionary expansion and religious conversion efforts by Catholic powers from 16th to 17th centuries.
Spanish Empire's Declining Maritime Dominance (1580-1620)
Explore the pivotal shift in maritime power from Spain to emerging rivals like England and the Dutch Republic, 1580-1620.
Religious Monopoly and Political Influence: The Role of the Church in Spanish and Portuguese Colonial America
Explore how the Catholic Church's dominance in Spanish and Portuguese colonies influenced politics, society, and culture in colonial and post-colonial Latin America.
The Decline of Poland-Lithuania Amidst European Turmoil
Explore Poland-Lithuania's decline through internal strife and external invasions during the 17th century.
Avoiding Continental Wars: James I's Diplomacy Amidst the Thirty Years' War
James I's diplomatic strategy during the Thirty Years' War ensured English neutrality despite religious tensions, showcasing early modern realpolitik.
Habsburg Reforms Amidst European Competition
Explore Habsburg reforms amid competition with Prussia, addressing territorial diversity and Catholic dominance's impact on governance.
The Restoration: Monarchy's Return to England
Explore the shift from Commonwealth to restored monarchy in 17th century England, emphasizing political and religious dynamics post-Cromwell.
The Rise of Dutch Naval Power Against Spanish Dominance
Explore how the Dutch used naval prowess and geographic advantage against Spanish rule during the 16th-17th centuries.
Philip II of Spain: Counter-Reformation and State Formation
Explore Philip II's reign and his efforts to centralize power through religious uniformity and strict governance during the Counter-Reformation.
Spain's Path to Absolutism: Religious Unity and Centralized Monarchy
Explore Charles V's pivotal role in transforming Spain into an absolutist monarchy during the 16th century, focusing on centralization, religious uniformity, and Counter-Reformation impacts.
Spanish Inquisition and Political Consolidation
Explore the Spanish Inquisition's role in centralizing Catholic and royal power during the Counter-Reformation.
The Rise and Impact of the Jesuits: A Counter-Reformation Force
Explore the rise and impact of the Jesuits during the Counter-Reformation, a pivotal era for Catholic Church reform.
The Counter-Reformation: Catholic Europe's Response to Religious Schism
Explore the Counter-Reformation's pivotal role in restoring Catholic unity and resilience against Protestant challenges through internal reforms and reaffirming core doctrines.
The Protestant Reformation: A Turning Point in Early Modern History
Explore how the Protestant Reformation reshaped European religion, politics, and society from 1517 to the mid-1600s.