The government of a vast empire
True or false. Correct the false information
True or false. Correct the false information
- The empire of Charles V was made up of different territories.
- TRUE
- All the territories had the same laws and institutions.
- FALSE. EACH TERRITORY HAD ITS OWN LAWS AND INSTITUTIONS.
- Charles V had absolute power.
- FALSE. HE DIDN´T HAVE ABSOLUTE POWER.
- There was just one Parliament in Charles V´s empire.
- FALSE. EACH KINDOMG HAD ITS PARLIAMENT.
- The court was itinerant.
- TRUE.
- Each territory had a viceroy, who ruled in king´s name.
- TRUE.
- There was a court to approve taxes.
- FALES. THERE WAS A COURT TO ADMINISTER JUSTICE.
- The main taxes came from Castile.
- TRUE.
- The taxes alone were enough to finance his policies, so the king didn´t need loans.
- FALSE. THE TAXES ALONE WERE NOT ENOUGH TO FINANCE HIS POLICIES, AND THE KING HAD TO ASK FOR LOANS.
Answer the following questions about problems in Charles V´s empire.
- Which country was always at war with Spain durgin Charles V´s entire reign?
- FRANCE.
- Who were his other rivals? Where were they placed?
- THE OTTOMAN TURKS. THEY WERE PLACED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND ALONG THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE.
- What was the most serious problem during Charles V´s reign? Why?
- THE MOST SERIOUS PROBLEM WAS THE REBELLION OF THE GERMAN PROTESTANT PRINCES, BECAUSE CHARLES TRIED TO STOP THE EXPANSION OF LUTHERANISM IN THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, BUT FAILED.
- What happened in the treaty of the Peace of Ausburg, 1555?
- IN THIS TREATY, CHARLES V RECOGNISED BOTH RELIGIONS: CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS.
- Who inherited the Holy Roman Empire?
- CHARLES V´S BROTHER, FERDINAND
- Who inherited the rest of Charles V´s possessions?
- CHARLES V´S SON, PHILIP II
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