Significant events in Germany 1532?

Question

Anyone know of any>???

Answer 1

The religious Peace of Nuremberg:
A temporary settlement of Germany's religious conflicts agreed in 1532 between Emperor Charles V and those German princes who supported the Reformed Churches. Though it merely postponed the final settlement of the issue until the next diet, the settlement was in effect a formal recognition of Lutheranism.

Answer 2

Germany at this point in history isn't as we think of it today...it was the Holy Roman Empire, which was sort of...a Pre-Germany sovereignty. Look at it like this...when Jamestown was settled in what, 1607? 1609? it wasn't the U.S. yet, but it would become the U.S. So, really that question is somewhat hard to answer. Would the Roanoke incident count as U.S. History, or no? Its arguable. Now, for the Holy Roman Empire....hmmm....some important stuff that happened....I honestly can't think of any. There was some good stuff in 1517, and some good stuff in the mid 1600's, and some very important stuff during the Napoleonic Wars, in which it was rearranged into like...something called something like the Confederation of German States or something like that....and then it became Germany in that modern sense in like 1861. Or maybe that was Italy....either way, mid 1800's, and not before 1848. I don't think this helped much....-.-

Answer 3

Very big event--check on Protestant Reformation and Martin Luther. I'll leave you to do the rest of this research for your schoolwork.

Answer 4

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