Asked by Makayla
During the Thirty Years War, which nations attempted to defeat the imperial army? (select all that apply)
Denmark
Sweden
Spain
England
France
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Denmark, Sweden, and France.
- Denmark (Christian IV) intervened in 1625–29 to support Protestants and fought the imperial forces.
- Sweden (Gustavus Adolphus from 1630) launched a major campaign against the imperial army.
- France (from 1635 under Richelieu) entered the war directly to oppose the Habsburg (Imperial/Spanish) powers.
Spain did not try to defeat the imperial army (it was a Habsburg ally), and England never mounted a direct national campaign to defeat the imperial forces (only limited subsidies/volunteers).
- Denmark (Christian IV) intervened in 1625–29 to support Protestants and fought the imperial forces.
- Sweden (Gustavus Adolphus from 1630) launched a major campaign against the imperial army.
- France (from 1635 under Richelieu) entered the war directly to oppose the Habsburg (Imperial/Spanish) powers.
Spain did not try to defeat the imperial army (it was a Habsburg ally), and England never mounted a direct national campaign to defeat the imperial forces (only limited subsidies/volunteers).
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