Ap European History Timeline Project

The Peace of AugsburgThe Peace of Augsburg was signed in 1555, ending the wars of religion in the Holy popish conglomerate. It stated that the leaders of the many provinces in the Empire can decide what religion they wanted their people to follow. This treaty accepted Lutheran Protestants and Catholics, but not Calvinism. This essenti every(prenominal)y was the first time in the Holy Roman Empire that another religion was allowed, besides Catholicism. accord of WestphaliaSigned in 1648, the Treaty of Westphalia once again ended a apparitional war, the Thirty Years War. It was the treaty that recognized Calvinism, finally, along with Lutheranism and Catholicism. It apply the same policy as the treaty before, The Peace of Augsburg. The Holy Roman Empire had effectively become a collection of different states and provinces with differing religious views ruled by mainly Hapsburgs.Peace of genus ParisThe Peace of Paris was signed in 1763. It was signed in a peace symmetry to end the Seven Years War. Britain obtained much of French lands in the Americas, set about their extensive dominance outside of continental Europe. However, the French obtained the West Indies, which was too a treasure for them. Prussia and Austria were not included in the treaty, instead subscribe a different treaty, the Treaty of Hubertusburg.Congress of capital of AustriaThe Congress of Vienna was a meeting of the leaders of many countries from Europe to decide what to do after the sleepic Wars. The Final Act of the treaty was signed just now days after his final defeat at Waterloo. The Bourbons of France were restored as the monarchs and Napoleon was exiled once again. The balance of power in Europe had been restored. It was signed in 1814.The Frankfurt AssemblyThis was the first freely elected parliament for all of Germany. After long discussion and debates in 1849, a new governance was drawn up. It outlined the entire German Empires government, including the familial emperor, th e Kaiser. This temper was then later used as the basis for the constitution of the Weimar Republic and for the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949. Overall, the Frankfurt Assembly had a huge impact on the future of Germany.