Renaissance and Exploration
What cultural phenomenon was characterized by questioning traditional authority during this period?
Which New Monarchy in Europe first introduced a standing army during the period from 1450-1648?
What potential shift could occur if Ferdinand and Isabella didn't unite Castile and Aragon through marriage?
In a scenario where France embraced Lutheranism under Francis I after meeting Martin Luther at Worms, what would have likely been a major effect on international alliances?
Which conflict marked the beginning of modern diplomacy and balance-of-power politics in Europe?
"Leviathan", a foundational text in Western political philosophy, was authored by whom?
What were some key changes brought about by New Monarchies during Renaissance?
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What limitation does the "Edict of Nantes" (1598) present when used as a primary source on French religious policy?
What factors contributed most significantly toward consolidation of power by Henry VII after England’s War of Roses?
In what way did the English Civil War (1642–1651) fundamentally alter political power in England?